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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-28

VIII party had been the hitercst Opponent
o. IL men and us measures, could never re-
Ccl,~ ,ac endorsement of the wings Of Cecil
They had every thing to loose and nothing to
gain by Il public, open call. They hoped to
smother up the matter every where. except
III the !t,!o catholic counties. and then la
have Mr. ThoS. C. Pratt and Mr. Rrvcr,Iy
Johnson and Mr.. George l.. Morgan, the
"arlSturracy OF the wing party together
with the delegates elected in these catholic
c"u,jl"S Assemble IN convention and finish
the Transfer Of the wing panty, Which tho
commenced II A9rl last. They knew that
these supple tools, vino have already zone
over soul and b dy to lpcolucni>m, woull
manage to over power the few men who stood
up and prevented This transfer at the former
convent ion. and would then have every Thing
their own way. Knowing tins, and attempt
ing to smother up this public rXcitcm, mt, when
they found the wing OF Cecil were determined
to protect themselves from being thus trans
tciled like so many cattle, then ilnpud,nt,
bullying locOinism must resort 10 dcnuncia
non. Because the wings Of Cecil refused IL
be jolcd--btcaIISc they still had conii,,,u:c
III MIR. fillmore, and, as an INDEPENDENT
political Organization, were determined to
vote for him, without caring by whom he
was nominated, they must he cursed As
"d-mn-d Know Nothings at the street cor
ncrs, and denounced as Know Nothngs" by
locoloco editors, with, we suppose, the bcaul-
tul accomplishments Of midnight aSsassius
and traitors" which locofocoisln has been
wont TO associate with the term Know Moth
nss. Look at the names appended to this
call, says the Cecil Democrat. Yes, look
at the nalnrS, and they will be G,ud tn Ia.
the names Of consistent whig gentlemen, who
are not to be dupcl into the support of The
men who cursed and DETAINED their leaders to
the grave. They are the names of gentlemen
who arc not politicians by trade, nor brawlcrs
at bar-rooms. Let the sapicnt editor of the
Democrat 'look at the names again and he
will see there fifty men good and true who
VIII vote and work for Willard Fillmore be-
cause they look upon him As the only man
among all those mentioned for the Presidency,
who Is lit to be trusted with the government
III Its present dlsordrrcd state.
OLD LINE WING.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

rTNlllS is to give notice that the subscriber Of
l. Cecil county. hath obtaincd from the Orphans,
Court Of said county, letters of administration on
the personal estate OF jeremiah Grey, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claim,
against the said deceased are hereby warned to-
exhibit the sane, with the vouchers thereof ,uIy
authenticated on or before the 9Th day of ,une
1857; they may otherwise, by law, he excluded
from all bencf, Of said csta Q. All indebted 10
said estate arc requested to make Immediate pay
mont to tho subscriber. Ghon under my hand
this 2Sih day Of June 1896.
BOuLDEN BIDDLE.
Administrator of Jeremiah Grey decd.
Test--RtuEEN d. J>AAR, Register -
June 18th lSJ6-6w
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Mr.. EDITOR Not seeing any COMMUNE
cations from this place Of late thought an.
account of things in general and some ilF
particular, might he interesting to some, at
least, of your numerous readers. Principle
is rather an indefinite place to hail from as 1T
extends for several miles. and along its
streams we number three stores, five gris5
and saw mills and one furnace in full blast:
but believe we have none of the original
tribes OF Indians on this stream, though OH
matrimonial occasions some of the ID hoys"
try TO initiate the red man of the forest"
with what success you may judge when
tell you that at Scrcnadc that lately took
place, one Of our old fashioned farmers, (who,
delights in the scriptural rule Of proving all
things and holding fast to that which is
good observing among the Gala thumpians'
one whom he supposed to be the chief of the
"Wyandot tribe, y" stepped up to him and
began to inquire about the value of the
Wyandot cora. Of which SO much has been
said Of late.
Our neishborhood is improving rapidly;
new buildings are going up all around us in
the shape Of houses, barns, barracks, mills,
&c. The new circnla-saw mid Just erected
by McSSrs. Jenncss Son deserves more than
passing notice. They have ben at a con-
SittiaDlc w lcibSc III putting up tIlIS hill TO
accommodate their neghbors in the saving
way, provided always that a just rccompcnsc
is given. All yon have to do is TO unload
your log, turn your wagon, load your sawed
stuff pay your biI and leave us soon as it is
convenient.
But while we note heimprovcments, there
are still countcracting influences at work;
while some Of our philanthropsts are aboring
Tor the welfare of their race, others are work
ing for their ruin. While riding through am
adjoining district lately, noticed among the
latter class one of the talcst specimens of
humanity dealing out to his ncighbor that
which Shakes pcare calls "Devil, i" if mistake
not. And having passed this hovel of ruin
and hearing the father invite the son to par
take OF the dcmoralizing poison, unused by
the way, and 10y the aid of the minds eve,
thought could see his Satanic Nlaicst4"
as he reached up to smooth the tall ones
raven locks, and could hear him say well
done good faithful servant" The more 1
thought of the place and the man the moro
was diSguSted | inquired whether such
novels really have licences to sell their poisuns
by the small, and not getting a satisfactory
answer from my own mind. J have rcsolve,t
at the first opportunity to enquire of higher
authority whether such is the fact 1t is high
time that such places were broken up. Lord
help us to cXtcrm!natc them forever; for thew
surely are pubiic curse.
No more at present Mr.. Editor; perhaps you
VIII hear from Inc again. Rap
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New. London Aca DENY.

FgVilE next session Of this Institution will
L. C 'mmcnco on Thursday, the first day OF
My. The c0nrs" otStudy is extensive, such
as t" fit students for admission to any of I'll"
College Classes, or for any of the business
pursuits Of life.
The location possesses the advantages OF
an cutGrprisng, intellectual and moral com
munty, in Il beautiful, fertile and healthy
section Of country, so that parents may here
secure for their sons pleasant and desirable
residence and entire freedom from immoral
associations.
TERMS. - Boarding and tuition for the
Summer Session. $50. Modern languages,
DtAwing and Music, at the usual rates.
c. For further Information address the
Principals at New London, Chester county,
Pa.
GEO. DUFFIELD, A. NJ,
L. +. NJ FAEllTE, a, NJ,
March 5G--tf Principals.
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~>OLp LINE Wing MEETING.-
ant to the numcrously signed call published
in The Wing, n meeting of Old line Wings
was held in the Court House in Elkton on
Saturday last. 1t was organized by elccting
James McCaulcy, Esq, chairman, and
Jacob d. Ash, Es1,, Secretary. The object
Of the meeting was stated by the chairman
and me following gentlemen were selected
Us Delegates and Altcrnttcs to the State
Convention to be held in Baltimore on the
10Th ofJuly:
Dcicga'es: Edwin Wilmer. George Ricketts,.
Davidson d. Pcarcc and Francis A. Elis.
.AN~"0irs: Joseph lIaines. jaime, Crawford
BENZ +. Sluytcr and james McCauIry.
+ After an interchange Of opinion among
gentlemen from various districts Of the coun.
~, the following resolutions, offered by Mr..
George Ricketts,, were unanimously adopted
as the views Of the meeting:
RcSo'rI. That regard for the conservative
character which the Wing party has suS.
tanned will not allow us to support any rarity
who's" acts are in the least d, gree destructive
ct the mtc'nal peace of the country, or danger
Gus to the Union.
EcSoird. That the reckless agitation Of the
slavery question by the present Administers
ton at time when complete nnict had been
restored by the compromises Of 1850, de-
serves the earnest condemnation oftyeiy con-
sentative Wing.
RrsdtrCd, That Mr.. Bucha,.an, by his I'M.
4ualiIled acceptance Of the platform Of the
cincinnati Convention, thereby committing
himself to that identical policy which has
proved so destructive to the peace of thu
country and which if continued. must pro-
urcc the most serious results to the harmony
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and Sc regardless of the principles OF honor,
Ms tn conc into our midst and carry Ell tho
property oI oar CilzvnS. 4 man giving his
as --------------- was arrested last week, and
lodged in ChcStcrtcwn Ial for cotvUsaiiun
that led some o'aur citizens +" behave lac WAS
engaged II cn!IcluG away t.eEIo,S; II Is 10 lc
houri il hc is guilty, lac viii suffer the iu!l OK
tent ot the law. p;ir citizens should he con-
SANITY on the alert for the Ingrcss Of those
prnpcltv rnhherS who imfcSt our hurlerS,
Many III our farm cry alr busy cat!ias th,ir
wheat which lids fair to lie an average crop.
NaDs cannot, in this county, reach An average
Weld: the want Of rain and The injury TO Sod
PLANTED makes l,oh the oats and corn crop
rather dscuuragins; howeve', we hop, for
the best. u.--. .....
George town WAS visited on last SundaY
night by slrom oawind and lightning which
did considerable damage to tt.c property along
our shore.
The Steamer Georgia lcf, hc"c on We itcrlay
morning on an excursion to Washington
The inrlrmcncy Of the morning prevented
many of our citizens from going. who would
otherwise have done so. De GRANGE.
p. S. Three persons have been arrested
on suspicion Of being coNccinc1in'hc murder:
they give such contradictory evidence, that
mary think they knew something about it.
The officers are in scar CHI Of another whom il
is hoped they will secure. De e..
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
GEORGE Town, KENT Co., !
June 24th 1856

ouhS -fth lt'o J
The Murdcr of Imemt Enticng SbrcS
Awov- .irrcSis- " heat Iiorrest-Oais and
Corn oym-EruW$,on, &c.
Nix. Error Our county was last night
the seat Of another murder. George Vanzant
who resides in Head Of Sassafras village, at
tempted to arrest runaway negro, Tor one
supposed to be runaway who Immediately
turned ON hin, and with ono blow of large
corn knife, nearly severed his head from his
body. lie hmm, dlat,ly expired. The negro
was pursued Sonc distance, by Mr.. Clayton
who being unprcpar,d to act Oh the defensive
was compelled to give up the chase, aud he IS
still at large.
The citizens of kcnt have suffered greatly
of late, on account of the exit of so many
slaves and it is TO be regretted that the adj
r"inlns States have men. or.raticr dcmh IN
them, who are 50 .onu Q! negro associate ;,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

1NlllS is to give notice, that tho subscriber of
L Cecil county. bath Obtained fsom the Orphans
Court OF said comfy letters OF Administration on
me personal estate of JAMES VALENTINE, late Of
SAID county, deceased. All persons having cams
against the said deceased. are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or before the 18th day OF June
1907; they may otherwise, Ivy law. be excluded
from I'll benefit of said estate. All ndcb;c cd to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate paw
ment to The subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day of June, 1856 .f
JOSEPH MILLER
Administrator of James Valentine, decd
Test--EEuBEN y. LAMAR, Register '...,t
June %, lS56--6w. r..
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CORRESPONDENCE. Of The Cecil Wing

kOwLANDSVIIlE, June 18th, 56.
THE Central RuiiroM-1Ae Iorh Progressing
Tile Conhdc"ce Ma"-1Ae Grass Crop.
DEAR RuEErrs The prospects of the
Central Railroad have been much improved
by the appearance of Major Trimblc, as Chief
Engineer, in the field. lie passed along the
line from Oxiold Pa, last week. accom-.
panied by Captains Srahurg and Mcdowell
and the MesSrs llodgSons, McsscrS. Dickeys,
and II number Of gentlemen from Hartford
county met th,m at our village, who pro-
ccedtd with the corps to view the prclini-
nary surveys made through Hartford and
baltimore counties. The most available, of
course, will be adopted and the work con-
tined a: fast as practicable.
The Mcssrs DickeyS & Co. have sub, let
that part of their contract between the Penn.
line and Rising Sun to Mr.. Smith, who
commences, we are told this week with
good force. They are otherwise increasing
their forces on the line and may possibly let
other portions of their work, should RESPONSE
bic persons apply. They are most indriatiga-
Die Railroad men, and few more such would
soon complete the grading Of the road thus
far.
The crossing of the Susquchanna is now the
important point and cannot yet be determined
without n minute examination Of all the WAYS
and means. 1t is believed that Mr.. Trimblc
will have heavy influence among the CAPT
talsts of Baltimore city and county. Thus
you sec our hopes again have the aseendcncy
over ouI fears.
A gentleman has been visiting our neigh
borhood obtaining contributions for the pur
pose, he says, Of establishing college or
i -.
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Che Alurkcts.

: Ei.KToN MARKET June 2S.-Wlcat sl37.
Corn 40 cents: Dat, % cents.
WILMINGTON MArKEr. June 81 1856
We quote to day in Front street, from
wagons. wheat l.40: Corn SOC; Oats 30
Flour $3.50 :Cloversccd Sc 00.-.Jornol.
BNrMOrE MARKET, June 27.-Flour.
Howard Street, Sc % TO S13 extra and
Family -four 500 TO S. so: Wheat S 80 to
SD: Corn 4S to 80 cents; Oats % to 80 cts.
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For The Cecil Uhir,


Mr.. EDITOR "A year ago hue and CRY
was gotten up. that wings in the disguise Of
Know Nothlngs were playing a"whig trick"
now the tune is turned, and know nOthingS
disguised as wings are playing u know
nothing trick: poor msophlslicatcd de-
mocracy, how dreadful it is being trickcd
The authors of the first charge have given it
the lie by their own miserable attempts to
caiolc the wings, and by their repeated boasts
that hcnccforth the wings were to operate
with the Democracy: and when the editor Of
the Cecil Democrat darcS to designate the
movement Of old line wings here on Saturday,
as one "sct on foot by Know NothingS.' he
either does not know what he is talking
about, or he purposcly and maliciously per-
vcrts the facts.
Wing Convention was called TO meet in
Baltimore on the 10Th Of July, and as the
time drew near for the meeting Of the County
Conventions to select delegates, the wings Of
this county published a call for that purpose.
This call was made publicly--in a way to
reach, and did reach every whig in the
county. There was no conccalmcnt--no adj
vantage taken nor sought to lie taken Of any
person, but on the contrary every thing that
could be done was done to insure full and
fair expression of the wing sentiment of the
county. Where, ask. is the trick where
the "adioit movement! Could any plan
have been pursued better calculated to insure
fairness than this public call--thiS open con-
vcnion? Let the iccund brain Of the editor
Of the Democrat explain any other process by
which the written mStl uctlun of the late Eal-
tlmOrc Convention could be carrie, out But
it was this public call--this full and fair cX-
preston Of the whig sentiment Of the county
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gjpsgOESTERING.

4 EVI +. HOULDEN, having removed to
e. his old stand in ELkToN, is now pre-
pared to manufacture FEATHER Bets, mir,
Husk aud Siran Mattresses, of all descriptions
rs cheap as they can be bonaht i'll The cities,
and in the most substantial and durable man
nrr. lie VIII also make to order CaShionS
for Chairs, Setiecs, &c, and attend to amy
other business in his line.
r-5--REpAlRING done with ncatncss and
despatch.
u5-Ordcrs received through the mail will
be prOnuiM attended to. LmAN u. 90.
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-)ic0.

In Philadelphia, on the 22nd inst, at the
residence of Edward Scmans, No. $50 Vine
Street, WM. F., son Of Samuel Hays, Es,L,.
Of Cecilton, Cecil county, in the 18th year Of
his age.
On Thursday, June 10Th, EpTTn, infant
daughter of Thomas V. and Caroline Oliver,
aged - months and days.
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--FIREs.-On Sunday last an old untcn-
antcd house, half mile from Elklon was burn,
down. On Tuesday last u house in the town
belonging to Mr.. VIM. p. Strickland and used
by him AS carpenter shop WAS also burnt, =
In botli crScs is seems certain hat they were
set on fire; and thus we have Reason to fear
lest the torch Of the inccndlary be applied
to other property.
Mr.. Sirickland'S loss in tools and matcrial
in from $20Oto 800. Mr. Robert NJ. Wamslcy,
also, had considerable quantity Orobably
$50 wVrh.) Of dressed stuff in the shop.
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fEARRIvAL OF Mn. FILLMORE. The Atlantic
at New York at II o'clock last Sunday night.
bringing as passenger, Mr.. Fillmore, the
candidate of the American party for the
Presidency. lie was brilliantly received by
the Corporation and people of that city. A
number Of addresses of welcome were male
to him and great enthusiasm prevailed In
his reply the following sentence occurs which
shows the character and tIust-worlhlncss
which Signalizcl his Administration, remains
with him undiminishcd and unstaincd.
"Dthere be those. North o. South, aplto de-
sire IN administration for tie North as neainN
NE SoWh, on torMe Souih against Mc Ho,ih.
they are no; tie mem Who Shoahl sire tiev sud
RACES TO nc. For my own pui, fknow oniy
my country, my shote country, and nothus I'M,
\my co"Nt,y'
: Ihe reception of Wednesday, was brilliant
and imposing. He was cscol ted to Brook.
'yn by committee Of the Councils, and the
rroccssiontlithrr with its flags and banners
was magnificent affair, New York-citv
and State--are wilo awake AMI he is sure of
its electoral vntc.
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SIGNs OF THE TINES The pagers teen
with paragraphs like the following. They o,
to show The current that is flowing. flowing,
flowing to produce that inevitable suit
ihc election ui AIr. 'Frimore:--
TmE Il ,nDS AND SuFrs. Albany, June o.,
Committees met here last night. when the
SoilS made a proposition to the IIarclS for A
fusion, which the letter rejected. and pro-
posed double conventions. meeting at thc
same time and place continuing to represent
the two organisations.
Correspondents of the American pernocratl
WASHINGTON, june q. 1856.
! notice with great pleasure that the Hon.
+. joy Morris. of Philadelphia, late charge
h'ailaiirS TO Naples. and warm advocate OF
the nomination of Judge Mclean has com,
out IN strong, eloquent speech in support Of
Mr.. Fillmore.
rejoice TO see such men as Mr.. Morris and
MIR. Pennington, ofN. j., who am Informed
Is now for Fillmore, coming out for Il national
man and an american.
Correspondence Of the American Democrat
WAsInNGroN, june %, 1858.
Quite number of Mclean men from Penn.
sylyauis. Ohio. Indiana and other States have
boliod the nomination of Fremont and de-
cla'cd most positively that they will not sup
port him, but will stand by American prin-
ciples and the American standard bca1cr' Mr..
Fillmore.
REpUDIATE THE NOMISATION..-I influential
Democratic papers in South Carcli,a are ,ln-
qualified in their denunciation of tic Cincin.
natl nominations. The Columbia Times.
Orangrbury Souihron, Sumtcrvilc Times
Darlington Flag, and the Pee Dee Times, are
among them.
Boston, June 26.--Thc Bunker Hill A.
mer1can Council of Charlcstown, have voted
to maintain the nomination Of Mcssrs. Fill.
more and Donnelson.
New YonK, June 26.-So,nc orthe leading
North Americans refuse to coalcSc with the
Republicans. The North American speakers
refused to take part in the proceedings at the
Tabernacle last evening.
1.-THE editor ofthe Baltimore Wcckcr {"
German paper says two thousand of it's
readers viii vote the Republican ticket. These
men always heretofore supported the Demo
cratic patty.
FILLMORE IN CONNECrICCT One of the
largest meetings ever held in the State of
Connecticut, was convened in Naugatuck on
Tuesday night, for the Inauguration of a
Fillmore and Donelson Club in that town,
and to stimulate like organizations in othc1
parts of the State. There were dclcoatcs
from New Haven, Westvllc, and several
towns on the line of the railroad, incluliuy
one hundred from Waterbury, who came in
wagons, teams, omnlbuscs, and all sorts Of
VehlcleS. The enthusiasm ran high, and Il
State Convention will soon be called
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TO FARMERS AND TiIRASllERS.
NoTJCI.,

Fg7) FARMERS AND OTHERS, raising
Il hogs and cattle, the undcrsignc would
respectfully civ. attenuation that he will
attend to altering and spnying whenever
called on. Ills long experience and skill in
the business makes i'm confident of success
and places the owner in position to expect
recovery beyond u doubt in all cases, with
proper treatment. Charge moderate.
P.S. intend to call round III the spring
and then again i'll the fall.
SAMUEL DENNIS,
Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md.
April 2G, lsjG-tf.
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New Carrige Manufact DRY
hT I.EWISNuIE, PA

AT LEW 4E, PA.
4 d. MARSlIBANK announces to the
~ public that he has commence ,Rz7E5 =
ed the Carriage Making business 49, y
Ut Louisville, Chester county. AS---A--
H.. lie is prepared to make to order all
kinds Of carriages Of the latest and most APP
proved patterns, Of the best materials and
workmanship, which he will sell ut low
prices. He is Il practical workman himself,
and will employ none but the best mechanics,
hence he can rcccommcni his work with
confidence, for its neatness and durability.
All new carriages warranted II months,
with good usage.
Lumber ana Old carriages at liberal prices
will he taken in exchange for new ones.
Carriages of every description repaired,
painted and vanished at short notice, and
second hpni carriages always on hand for
sale.
Five per cent discount allowed On all
cash sales.
lie is confident that he can give satislac-
ton, and respectfully soicits share Of the
~ 'la ptJron,ss.. J. l. MARSBAN X.
March i5-ly.
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LoLA MONTEz WHIPPED BY a WOMEN
The Ballarat Times of March 8, contains an
account OF whipping at length administered
to tins most terrible whippcr by one of her
own scX.-Lola Montcz was engaged to per-
form at the Ballarat Theatre for Mr. Crosby.
She quarrelled with him about accounts, and
was then set on by his wife. Mrs Crosby
broke whip on her opponent then seized
Madam by the hair--thc rest may bcimagnc'.
The Balarat Times says Lola Montcz will not
be able TO appear for a long time on the stage.
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Notice to Creditors.

Jeremiah b. llaincs and
Robert u. Mccullough,
partners. trading under the In the Circuit
name ana urn VI N. McCul- Court for Cecil
i"hSh 20. County.
VS.. In Chanccry.
Stephen W. Il. Boyd and
John Kennedy, admins
TRAITOR of solomon Richcv,
and others.
NOTlCE is hereby given to the creditors
= Vol solomon HE hey, deed, to file their
claims against said deceased, with the
vouchers thereof, in the Office of the Clerk
of TINS Court on or before the Eth Of August,
lN3'. JOHN 4. j. CkI.5WELU,
June -. l9oo-ln. Trustee
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4florric0.

In ilnlington, the cath inst, by Friends
ceremony in the presence of the Mayor.
LIsA FERRIS. JR., that city, Ito IIErrIE w.
daughter OF William Lea, Of Brandywine.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. Thos Sumption
at the parsonage, North East, Mr.. JvmN
PESNELL to Nj ISIS MARY a. HUI.
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rHAnVE~r.-.A lar4e qrmtity of hay
has been cut in t!.Is county the present week.
The crop generally is lighter than was cx-
prctcd. Wheat harvest will he on mex;
week The wheat crop of the county is sup
posed to be fully an average one.