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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-09
To the Voters Of the 7th District.
PoRT DErosIr, August 7th, 1856.


In order toconsolidatc cnrctualIy tn. vote
Of the conservative, union loving men of this
(Sevcnth) District for Willard Fillmore the
only true conservative presidential nominee
now in the front ranks "fthc political armies.
the American party and others who believe
him TO be The man for The times, have organ.
lied society under the title Of "7He Por,
Deposit FHiuiorc and DoneisOn Cub,', having
the following declaration prciXci to tliciI
constitution, to which they invite Ill who are
opposed to fhc northern sectional Black
Republican party, and also those who are
unwilling to endorse the course pursued by
the present Administration, by uniting them.
selves with the no less sectional southern
fiilibustcr democracy, to subscribe, in order
to insure the election of, and augment the
majority ier, the man who ina previous
Administration proved himself the grca,
Pacificator OF the elements Of discord which
had been let loose by anteccdcnt Democratic
NAL administration.
''Bcimg full impressed with the Importance
Of the approaching presidential contest, and
believing that to insure the permanent peace
and prosperity Of the Union. and to SUPPORT
her dignity at home and abroad there must
he thorough, radical c'innsr IN lie admins
tration ot the General Government, and be-
lieving also that the election Of Willard Fill
more and Andrew Jackson Donelson will
approach nearer to the dcvoutly wished con
summation Of cffcctually allaying the pre-.
sent excitement, which has been so pro-
ductive OF bitter luminosity between the
North and South, as we'll as ngthcnin4
the confidence Of those who like the imlnor.
tai trainers of the Declaration Of Rights in tn,
heroic days OF 16, have pledged their lives
their fortunes and their sacred honor to tn,
fnlfillmcnt Of the principles and doctrines OF
our matchlcss constitution and the pcrpttuity
Of our glorious Union. We do h-rcb,
declare, that the great object and aim Of thi,
association is and Shall be to uphold and
advocate conservative policy, and use every
and all honorable efforts that will assist in
securing the success OF the nominees Of til,
American party at the next ensuing prcsi
dental election BY Order.
l.. A.C. GERRY,
Cor. Sec. p. ID. F. Il ID. Club.
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LICK FOR TIE BALTIMORE BoNAPARTES. -
The special commission. to which Louis Ma
polcon referred several delicate family matters
has reported, we learn from the Paris cores.
pondrnt Of lie Notd, of Brussels, upon the
important question of the Prince Jerome $
first marriage with Miss Paterson in America
The commission confirm the validity ofhiS
marriage, which was always maintained by
the Pope. to the great ANNOYANCE of Napoleon
LIN consequence Of this decision the grand
son of Prince Jerome and Miss Paterson who
is a sub lieutenant in the French army, be.
comes Il legitimate member of the Napoleon
family while Prince Napoleon, the issue of
Jcromc's second marriage, is excluded.
american Democrut
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MECHANICS LOOK HERE-Some two weeks
ago, Mr.. j. d. ASkew of Baltimore, a young
mechanic of great talents, was invited here tn
make speech. lie came and acquitted him.
self well; many Of you heard him and know
that his speech was highly crelitable to him.
Both the Buchanan papers here have seen fit
to refer TO him as follows -
at would have been better for the cause
here if MIR. Askcw had remained at home.
His remarks served but to show how Hitter.
ate he was, and to drive some who had been
iavorably disposed toward his party, into the
Buchanan ranks"
Mark that, Mechanics and working men.
lfa any of You dare to open your mouths on
political questions, you are snccrcd at by
these men as "illiterate" fellows who have
not the rights Of frccmcn. These are the mcil
who support James Buchanan who would
have you paid ten ce"is day, while they
keep your mouths shut by dcrision. Up and
at EN- boys, Askew can speak the heads of
both these editors and you can talk to them
at the polls.
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Mr.. PEARCE.-Scc what the Richmond
Wing says of Mr.. Pcarce Of Maryland:
Now. if all who prefer Mr.. Fillmore were
to adopt Mr.. Pcarce's course, then to GER
tainty he would stand no chance Fortunate
ly he has friends who are not quite so wishy-
washy as the Maryland Senator, and who,
come what may. will not stain their politics
integrity by giving any support toa Locofoco
candidate.
I'VE believe Mr. Pearce was. like his col
league Pratt. very much disl'lcascd with the
success of the American party in Maryland
last fall. That success was achieved without
any aid or countcnancc from him, and like
success can be accomplished again in spite Of
his opposition.
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TIE Observation-Disclosures were held on
Monday in Kentucky, Texas, Missouri and
Iowa. and on Tuesday in North Carolina.
In Kentucky some 25 counties are heard
from and the locos. count up loss of 5 700
TO the Americans. In many counties, how
ever, there were independent candidates some
times wings and some times Americans, in
opposition to the regular American candidates
and the votes for all such ale counted against
the Americans. The Louisville Journal says
that wherever there was a fair and regular
fight between the Americans and BUCCANEERS
the Americans have gained. The election was
for Judges and Marshals.
p. Blair Jr. Republcan) is elected to
Congress in st. Louis.
-But the returns from all the states arc
so meagre that we must wait further dcs-
patches to have correct idea of the result.
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TIE FUsION IN PENNsYlvANIA.--Wcs sup.
pose the charge of union electoral ticket in
Pennsylvania, between the Fillmore and Ere.
mont about which certain BUCCANEERS ofthis
state have tried to make so much capitaiwill
be dropped by them after the following result
in the convention.
PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN CONTENTION
HARRISBURG, August S. The American State
Convention met here to-day, Andrew Stewart
presiding Joseph r. Inscrsoll and Andrew
Stewart were chosen Presidential electors for
the State at large. The convention rejected
the proposition for forming fusion electoral
ticket by vote of 70 to Is.
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Che nlarkcts.

ELKroN MARKET. Aug. 0.-Whca, Sl.54.
Corn 60 cents: Oats 30 a SO cents.
WILMlNGToN MARKET. Aug s. 1885,
We quote to day in Front street, from
wagons. wheat l.60: Corn 10c: Oats 50;
Flour $50: Clovcrsccd sc, t,o.--Jour"ai.
BALrlMorE MARKET. Aug. s Flour,
Howard Street. S7.25 70 S7.75' extra and
family flour $500 TO IS so: Wheat 81 81 to
$50: Corn GO to 81 cents; Oats 80 to 10 cts.
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Str0ycd Or Stolen.

ENRON the premises Of the subscriber near
IL Perryvillc, Cecil county, on Wednesday
night the 9th August, large Bay Mare, s or
years old, with a blemish IN the left eye.
two white marks on her back occasioncd by
the saddle, and small star on her fore head.
As the fences were good, there is every
reason to believe that she has been stolen. |
will give reward of $50 for the mare upon
the apprehension of the Thief, or S25 for the
mare alone when returned to me, or notice
given where she may be had--provilcd get
her. EDEN NJ. SEEIl.
Aug. 9Th lSo6- II.
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NOTICE

7EN) FARMEAS AND OTHERS, raising
: hogs ;,aI cattle. the unhcrsig ned would
resnoctr,,l,v rive information that he will
;st- nd to altering and spaying whenever
called on. His long cXpetiencc and skill in
the business makes him confident of success
and places the owner in position to expect
recovery beyond 'lonbt in all cases, with
proper treatment. Charge r""hcratc.
p. S. intend to call rouno Il the spring
aud then again in the fall.
SAMUEL DENNIS.
Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md.
April 26, lS56--tf.
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March following undertook to explain
awav the fatal effect of his sseecb .nc
TO deny the ded"etlons' OF Mr. Davis anc
to turn has coat on that question as be
has done on ,no.t a,ho.s Mr. n. ~.
ro.or.oa- IN Mr. Rr,h.n.n .. Aha 49,,
ofh;. r,o,,..,;,n ..L.,a L.; -:
sarua, no,;,;on .na A. p,ah. -,
Giant !, h;s non, s,r -. 49, $50,
,..a,,. NJ. Cons ~.
M, p,vsr,v ,So... e su,, c
lina,) tock occasion at that time te
STATE s'n , hat ne mad appre
Of the Senator from Pcnnsylyania. prec;s.I,
as they had been understood by Mr.. Davis
ro;o:rdcr Of NJ R,chau.u !" 70 n, t n";,
ply said "Whac nun +! This Is the Scuat,
that Is Inc portrait OF Masli''ai"n' (po'nt'
witch oJorns tho tHamh.r hnt ,n.n, "o,;
tlcmen seem to have lost their personal idcn
v ~, JJ.' am' rc ,.oa's o' NV .n'','
not opposed to banking institutions not
enemies '!%a o. ,ne rrsan system why, SIR
members on that side but dcnnnciation on
dcnnnciation against banks, against credit
If snrc;s penn" cprrrncv q anu ''s' =" eo"s'
Our readers have now a pretty full
statement of the case. The extracts ar,
from the accredited records and will no,
be gail,sayed. and tI,ey contain the proe,
that Mr. Buchanan did favor = red,ct;or
of wages.
We leave Mr.. Creswell with Mr.. CLAW
Mr. Mcrrick, Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Preston
and the Wing Senators who were there
and heard Mr.. Buchanan and charged
him with taking that position, and if he
thinks he can turn them down he must
have an extraordinary idea of his .capa.
bilities."
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Pres't Maryland State Council.

BALrlNO9E CIrf-tEo. +. SANaSrON. Chair
man; thomas Swami. Vim j. Bryson, Anthony
Kennedy, VIM l.. Bart|cu,Jr.. Chauncey Brook-,
+ {. crowley. Vim ID. Miller. Joseph Merchant
Johns Hopkins, Sam'i }. Prcntz, :: Uwinys lfoff-
man. j Bond Chaplain, Robert Turner, Caleb
Douty. John Coates, John 4. Mitchell, VIM Alex
apdcr, Edwin 4. Abbott. J. Il. Codet.
BALTIuoRE Cur.NTl john G.. Holland, Thomas
I. Nelson. Elisha johnson, Peter W. Cockcy,
Th"s. Cross, Robert Il. Wilson. Elisha Z Gill
CEcIL-P. c. Ricketts,. j. l.. Grail. DR.. :. L.
StubbS. ten. II :. Stitcs
CnvErr-1homas j Graham. Richard Hance
Joseph G,iiith.
CinR"LL-Milton Dag. F,an-is shrivcr, John
Bishop. :. +. G. Brown.
AsNE AHu>rEL-Wm Tell Chaude. VIM. H.
Dorsey. John Collision. GRAFTON Du,all.
ALLEGHA>i-iloracu lesley, ID. W. McClcary,
John cr,wiprd, Nelson Bra John l.. Hook.
boEcHEsTEp-Thomas H. Hicks, Levin Kccne
josiah Jump. WIN. Frazier.
FKEDGnhk-Frr,icrick a. Schlcy. Col. Y. 7.
Windsor. james Pearre, Jacob T. Z. Miller, W.
NJ. Fcasr. John II. Keller, Samuel X c-fcr
lAnronD-Jno X. Sapping'on, Henry b Cough
Vim A. Patterson. X i. Duval.
iiowAE. -tieorge X. Gather, Jr., q. W. Sands,
Z. q Worhinglon.
kESr-lhos Il. Goodins, Eben +. Perkins,
Jacob Fisher.
Mo<rioaEHr-E. Hall, Stephen White, ).
Mortimer kilsour.
PniSct Gro,."E' s--Dr McCubbin, E. D. Duvall,
ID. Sheriff. Dr JAS Duvall.
QrEEN AN>'s--Robrrt ldborough. stephen j.,
Bradley, John {. Tolsun.
SoMLEsnr-Purrell Toadvine, VIM j. Drifting
ham. Alfred Miles, Dr Geo.. Il. Dennis Thomas
Lawson
ST M,Rr's-Eandolph Jones. VIM ii uebb.
James + Crane
WAsHiA"ros-Juhn Fiery Isaac Nesbit ] A
skinner, J II Zrs.cr. } Il llumphries, II I LAY
August .. lSL6--Iw
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FrLLMnR: MEETING IN PoRT DE-
'Posr.-James T. Mccullough. Esq, of this
town will address the Port Deposit Fillmore
and Donels"n Club, on Friday evening next,
the 18th inst. 1t would he well for all the
voters of that section Of country to hear him.
The following address from that Club to
the voters of the 9TH District has been sent
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lJIPsEOl.STEIsHNG.

- EVI +. BNuLBEM. h.ving removed to
IL his old stand in ELKTDN, IL now pre-
pned to manufacture Feather Beds, Hnn,
Hush anil Straw mattresses, fan descriptions
as cheap us they eau be bought in the cities,
a III in The most substantial and dnrable man
mr.. Sue-will also make to order CaSI'i"ns
for qh'irs., settces' Nc, and attend to any
othAr business in his line.
GS-REPAlRING done with ncatncss and
despatch.
slSS 10 ftfcrs received through the mail viii
be promptly attended to. may II, ,o6.
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IUIsThe Elkttn Fillmore and Donelson Club
met IN the Coprt House on Thursday night
and was addressed by WIN. J. Jones Esq, in
an able and effective speech of more than an
hour in length.
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&c N IAN b-sti-t LINE, (cNttlt NUf-
az :. I, - tor F.svwE u: GRACE, Fonr Dr.
oosir ana FMS WATER CANAL.
AsssssssN The STEAMBOAT
A--I1 PORTS OUT II ,
lssssszsa oap'i i, a%s, l %n"r"mi
"i West Falls Avenue, every Tuesday.
! hnrsdaynnd Saturday evening. ut "'cl"ck
Retaining, leaves Port Deposit every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday at 3 O'Clock, and
Hare 1" Grace at ) o'clock. T. NJ.
Tie Stoambnat LANCASTER. Capt. J.
~. T"M!lHsoS, leaves same place every
m ;.,y, Wednesday and Friday evening at
{ ok Returning, leaves Port Deposit
Trcsdiy. Thursday and Saturday
80 uclock, and llavrc dc Grace al
''c.'ck ,. Al.
- usage 80 cents.
rr--.r .ltts received daily at Baltimore
-. :" nck, and 1T Port Deposit until -
carried Ut low rates, and carefully
-:
wi ate rec :iprs for Frcights will be
N al cases.
nj at u,vrc de Grace will attend
A., any me-, c!iandisc consigned to
.,,y point on the Pennsylvania Ca.
81 res ship freishts intended Tor
. :. ls:,, Phladrlphia, or elsewhere.
- I.S. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
A. TAYLOR, Agt.. u. dc Grace.
. COME = ort Deposit.
steamboat ssJuNIATA,' Captain
-, b.. being in complete order; can be
rel At any time.
Train purchased at tho highest
price at T. Z Warehouse of j. Tone.
.'eposit; who also keeps for sale.
.'., no, Plaster, Fish and Salt.
il..oh %, 1s56--tf.
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SENATOR PEARcE.-We have something to
say about the late letter Of Senator Pcarce
which VIC could not get in type for this pa
OCr,
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Dic0.

At the reside nee of Mr.. f.. II. Foster, Del
aware City, Del. August ., 1855, WILBUR
OLIN. son of Rev. Il. j. and Mary Ann Way,
aged Il months and IL days.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

TIE Steamboats, PORT
gDEPOSIT and GIpSEY
1.}run regularly between
ss.-i''> Port Deposit and Uavrc
.,ica connecting with the cars for the
IS It Deposit at 0 o'clock A. M,
5 O'Clock p. NJ.
r.,l1>ra de Grace at ll.20 O'Clock
=. ..; md g O'Clock p. NJ.
--I'c, ;; Ferry also regularly attended
[July 26, lS5G-tf.
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QDrhe following communication
shows that our friends of the md Dist riot are
wide awake to the interests Of the party
We have no doubt they will give Il Urge ma.
jority this fall -
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= SPLENDID APPLEs.--So,nc unknown friend,
who has our thanks, left at our Office a few
days ago s"''e,of the most splendid apples
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FOR RENT.

TyHE HOUSE in Port Deposit, lately oc-
l. cupicd by S. j. Brown, as a carriage
maker shop; It will answer for any other
Mechanical business. Rent low.
SAMUEL Il. CARSON 4 co.
Port Deposit, Aug. 9--3w.
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y A NJ Els wills on,
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PURE AND
0ENLISE

4 on hand II large and we'll selected stock
crpAlyrs OiLs. WINDOW GLASS, PuTTY.
DYG.SrurFs, EAHNlsnEs. BRUSHES, PER- w
''.@v.A.DFANuY ARTICLES, Tobacco IL
NlInH Ser,rs. Fine Soaps, Matches, Spices.
. r.a, Indigo, PomaIe. Hair Oil, Hair
=. hes. Tooth Brushes, Shaving Brushes,
20 ct Eun,'S. Fine Tooth Combs. &c. &c.
"Iurt W ines and Brandies for Mcdici-
'u POSES.
oar Medicines are selected with care, and
w.. te,i rs represented. Country Orders
n,rr Vt !" filed on the most casonablc terms.
i, "a, s'"ians' Prescriptions accurately
"riul, compounded. [April l2-y.
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American state Central Conn
nlbltccs

10y virtue of and in obedience TO resolution
Diloptcd at the last meeting of the American
state Council of Maryland. for the appointment of
II State Central Committee, 1 have appointed the
following named gentlemen.
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PORT Deposit TANNERY.

- y !, "a sncd has in his employ me nj
Intends ~, kys sfFsssA ss is"p, New York, and
ani @BBA4ksN ~ ~ 80 "a OF
~ u. NJ wul pay c'tsn - -, ~, II %,
-1z~' me Is3s -sm j. l.. NJ.
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L:,trObc.S Justices, prac,ic.

~ ASeASCS
In one volume, Svo., Of ga pages. Printed
oh Supcriinc paper. from new :ype, and bound
in law sheep. PRICE $500
The last edition Of this work was published
in 1917. 1t had been long out ot Print
Since then there have been material altcri.
lionS in the laws, and the State has Il new
Constitution. In the interval, imprisonment
for debt has been aboli>hcd.-thc Justices
Lar" had their jurisdiction enlarged At
tachmcnt ON Judgment, attachment against
absent and absc"nding defendants and re-
plcvin have been added to it. The laws
relating to the colored population have been
modified; The District Court has passed away
and the stamp tax repealed; married women
have had new rights given them; and though
last, not least, the Legislature has adopted
system of pleading which promises to
supcrccde the old one. In no period of ten
years. since the publication Of the first edition
of the Justices Practice. have there b,,n
so many matters 10 be noticed. A large part
OF the work has been Rewritten II more
c"pi"us index than heretofore accompanies
it, and the acts Of Assembly referred to in
it, some three hundred and fifty, are emu
meratcd with Il reference to the paragraphs
relating to them. In every respect, it is
believed. that the work is improved as well
us enlarged.
U'Earv orders are solicited as the work
will not be sent on commission
August 8, lS:l6--1w
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III MS !.

HAMS!
EXTRA Sugar-Curcd Bagged HAM
II I2l CTS. PER POU Nd
CHARLES SMITH,
~ W. corner 9th and Pine Streets,
August g., lS56-6t. PHILADELPHIA.
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HNlIE partnership heretofore existing under
L the name Of Howard, Owens Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to said firm will settle their
accounts with John Owens, and all persons
having claims against said firm will present
them to said Owens for payment, who is cA-
clusivcly authorized to settle the business Of
said partnership. GEO. r. HOW ARD,
JOHN OWENS,
j. Is. ASH.
August Ist, 1856.
N. B.-Thc Lumber business will be on
Quoted at the old stand by J. b. ASH.
August q. lS5j-3w
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
p AIN II n G.

AIN T n G.
UlHE undersigned respectfully inform the
l. citizens Of CHESAPEAKE CITY, and
vicinity, that they are prepared TO execute
the above business in all its various branches.
GRANTING, CAlSOMlNlNG,
GLAZING. SIGN WHITING,
MARBLING, &C, &C., &C.
Also, PAPER HANGING done in
superior style.
05-All Orders will meet wi III prompt at.
tention, and all work done on the most rca-
sonablc terms. j. McCREA.
q. B. LEWIS.
August 9, ls5G-f.
| PRESERVING CANS .--Se'r-Sealns Prcscrvir;
l can; chc.pcsW article in thsmarke' for ss|ek
| July l. sIArlLs CA>lwLLL
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EssfsinaOre and kHsGUehanna
TEAM rEHptNN

e 'tnAR DAILY LINE, except Sur
Az - |. - tor iFsYRE r@ GRACE, FenT Dr.
oosir ana Fms WATER CANAL
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CA paragraph in the Boliimoc Clipper
in regard to the raising Of the Fillmore and
Donclson pole, attracted the attention of The
Cecil Democrat, which paper under the head
If .I.AIIGu All ED cnlnInrntS thuS.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

august Q, lS5G-2w.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-03-27
KANSAS MEETING AT ROCK HILL.

A meeting was held at Rock Hill, on Saturday
last for the purpose Of raising funds, to send emf
grants to Kansas. The day was very unfavorable
raining, sleeting, haling and showing alternate
ly-for large concourse Of persons; besides the
notice had only been given few days previous.
Notwithstanding these untoward circumstances, q
goodly number were in attendance, evincing deep
interest in the proposed movement The meeting
was organized in the Depot, Maj. RICHARD A.
SPRINGS acting az Chairman. Addresses were
delivered by Gen. WALLACE, and Gen. ALsroN
They were listoned to with marked attention. Ur.
gent appeals were made by the speakers for lib.
era. contributions il money, while Kansas was
pointed to as splendid field for successful enter.
prise to young men Of talent and industry.
At the conclusion OF the speeches, the Rev. A.
wHYrE submitted paper for subscriptions, sc.
companying it with forcible and appropriate
speech An invitation was given to ell present, te
come forward and subscribe, but just then the
whistle Of the cars, warned large number that
the hour had arrivedfor them to return homeward
We doubt not, that the Chairman, will soon be
enabled to report quite 8 handsome sum, and thai
the movement IN that portion Of the District viii
prove az important auxiliary to the YorAyillt
Kansas hid Society.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-03-27

to. 1t is expected BY them that the Union,
when it opens its arms to receive the State,
it will be large enough to embrace the twen-
ty wives which the liberal customs of the
Salt Lake community allow to e:ch of its
citizens
"a correspondent Of the Independent
Press, of Abbeville, writes in reference to
the use of damaged potatoes by cows: Re-
Gently l had some potatoe banks opened, and
found them largely decayed. There was 3
considerable amount of them thrown out to
the hogs. The milch COWS and stock cattle
got to them and ate. How many, I know
not. The cattle were in good keeping, and
likely ate heartily of them. Nor should I
have prevented it had been present, as I
never had heard, that I Irecollect, of decayed
potatoes ipjuring cattle. Soon after they
had ate ofthe potatoes one and another were
taken sick, and in less than week seven head
died. Ten in all we're made sick, but three
are likely to recover.