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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24
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s L Z A NJ G Q MP a n Y
DEGCLAR DAILY LINE, except sunduys3
II Cor HAYES De GRACE, PoRr pLrosu, ard
-, s.A TIE STEAMBOAT
~ PORTSMOUTH,, Capt.
~ :. 4ssaaF-- Jos. t;EoGHEaAS, leaves
: ,.ss-sssa lover end OF West fsl:
Ayenuc eyery iuesdy, Thursday and satUrssy
evening, at o'clock. Returning, leaves Port
Asp9St every Monday. Wedreslay ANA Friday a
oc;o;k, an u.yro de Grace at ) o'clock 7. II.
tn! Steamboat LANCASTER, Captain j. "
gCNLIFso;, leaves same place every Monday
Wednesday and Friday evening at o'clock
Returning ave Port Deposit every .sday
Thursday md sa.gd.y evening at : Q clock, and
GAyre de Grace at o clock p III.
sS5-Fsssage 10 cqnia.
S2f-:ge. .;ht3 resolved d.ily at Baltimore unii )
goek. a"l At fost Deposit until y se lock; ear
risl t low ri'ea. and cIr,faily attended, 10.
..s1bGi safe receipts fJr FreigAtS wall be re-
qvrrI IL 3D.! clses.
The Agent at Iavre dc Grace will aNead to
Forwarding aTy nrrrhanli 80 eonsignoi 10 him. tui
amy point on the renu-y yAn:a Canals OF will re
sa trc,ghs inteu lei for baltimore, Phis~ deli ala
or user orG,
JOS. Jas. TAYLOR. Agent, Baltimore.
K. ALEX TAYLOR, Agt.. Ii. do erase.
JACOB TOME, Post Deposit
~ The Ste .nhont u / HlAIA." Capt Tomiiu-
81 bs;us in complete order. can DC chartered at
ANY tine.
n 3 --GrIn purch. sed at the highest market
T,itc At the Warehouse Of j. Tome, Port Deposit;
who also kpers for sale, Guauo; Plaste- Fish; Salt:
CrJa.s 40 q Mijclis.ls. Allan Needles and De
Burg phosnhales, ami New Yolh Bone Dust
May -, u If
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TUMLIATING.--A miserable report was
started here the day after the discussion be-
tween Mcssrs Ricaud and MciIenry, that al
though the latter was drank during the dis
cussion the former got drunk that night.
And although those who started the report
corrected it here by saying it was merely a
jest, we find that 1t is now inGustiiously cir
culatcd i'll parts OF the coun,y with u view
to injnre Mr.. Ricaud' S election. That it is a
downright falschood so far AS Mr.. Ricaud is
concerned, there are numbers of gentlemen
in the town to testify; he came here and left
here, as he Is, a gentleman of sobrety and
character. and it is but douby dsgraccful
that party, who were Inundated by the
condition in which their candidate for so
high an office appeared before the people,
should seek to bring his opponet into equal
disrepuic by the circulation of lies,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24

PArTfAL DEAFNESS AVID DtscHAEGrs FRoI
The EAR.--DR HARTLEY generously oilers 10
attend all persons suffering from the alice
tions OF tie ear at his office, go Broadway
n. Y, without charge until cured, thereby
proving his success uncqualrd, and protect
ing The deaf from being sWiHdled 10y paying
seh-siylcd aur iSfiS eNorbiinnt fees in ad-
vance, and the iniiictiOn Of sti.! more serious
evils hy permitting the Application al danger
Gus r2mides by the inexperienced and M
Shiliul hands. DR.. II. may here state that
he has 40 connection whatever with any
person advertising to cure deafness, neither
has lie .,ivrn permission for the publication OF
a certificate purpnrtinG to ematate from him
and cannot. therefore be responsible for any
a.aIm1rg consequences resulting from rash
ness aua desperation The loss of money
NAY not be material 20 some persons, but
the depfiya tiun of one OF the most imror-
tant o he senses ought 10 be regarded and
treated with more than ordinary soIicitude.
Deafness. noise in the head, and all disa-
girrahle discharges from the ear speedily
ana permanently removed without causing
tie heat pain or Inconvenience. cure in
all cases guaranteed where mallunnltion
does not exist Thirteen years close and
almost undivided attention tnthis branch of
special practice has enabled him to reduced
his treatmoNt 10 such degree Of success as
to tifi the most confirmed and Obstinate
eases yield hy Il steady attention to the
Means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted
with cont !cnce. They will show At least in
what estimation his prolr ssionai qualiIica-
IDOLS are held by some of the most dIstIu-
guishcd medical men OF the country:
IGsriMcNIALs.--.. have hal the pleasure to
meet On. iAHrLEy in practice. AMI ha, e been lei
/" form Favorable opinion Of hi4 char cter bpth
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5lloyric0.

BY the Rev. h. Yeltas Reese on Tuesday,
October tn, Ma. JoHN P. LOGAN to MISS
MARY ANN BrnYs, daughter Of Henry Burns
all Of Cecil county.
On the s,me day by the same, Mn. JAMES
G. CRorHEHs to MISS REBtcUA j. BURNS.
daughter Of Samuel Burns, all of Cecil Co.
AT Port Deposit, on Tuesday. the 9th
INST, by the Rev. John Squi1r, DR.. Josmpu
GLAcEMN to Miss ISpIA B. YARNALL, both Of
Port Deposit.
In Philadelphia, on the 18th inst. by Rev.
George A. Durbow. Mr.. WV. II. BOWEN, of
Philadelphia, to Miss MAGGIE L. VIRTUE, Of
Wilmington. Del.
In Seln's Grove, Pa, on the Sth instant,
by Rev. Mr.. Dorner, WESLEY W. REYNoLps,
of Nd, to Miss KATE Arr, daughter Of J ohm
App, Esq, of Sclin's Grove.
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q" The following from the North A,neri
ca1 is as true as anything cvci uttered. VIII,
will pot business men and working men oper
their eyes and sec the evils brought on til,
country by the so-called Democratic party
and 60 forth TO the election and vote against
it? Remember, votlrg men of Cecil, the 4tl
day Of November is at hand Come forth
from your mills aud shops and farms and
vote for American int erests. Vote the AmGri.
can ticket and thus stand by your own land
and her interests, in opposition to the inter
ests of the working men Of Europe.
If the principle of the tariff of 1912 had
been preserved reducing il you please its
ra.es of duties, all the domestic manufactures
would now be thriving. There wonll be no
foreign debt Of three or four hundred millions
and no financial crisii to palsy the arm of
trade and to strike down the WAGES Of labor.
The Democratic party is responsible for all
these troubles, by the attempt TO force false
system upon the country, at war with all the
instruction Of experience, and by repeated
changes in the system after it was imposed
We have had neither stability nor wisdom in
legislation; while England. pursuing steady
course, preaching free trade. but practising
rigid protection. has made us tributary to her
paupcr labor, and is now our largest creditor.
after having withdrawn IL five yeas more
specie by five times over, than is this day in
oil the banks of the United States"
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GFEycry man shot at the late election III
Baltimore WAS a member Of the American
Party, and most of thcm were police officers.
The Mayor had organized q strong police
force for the occasion, and entire order would
have been preserved. had not the papers and
speakers Of the locoioco party nstigatcd a
few Irish and fremen to deeds Of riot ard
bIoodshcd in order to make political capital
in The county. Fclily they are caught in
the act.
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EEOVER's LIQUID HAIR BYE

TEyIIIS Hair Dye needs only trial to salts
h fy ell Of its perfection as Dye, and the
following testimonial from that eminent An
slytic Chemist, Prefe ssor Booth, Of the U. S
Mint, will only confirm what thousands have
previously borne testimony to.
"LABoRAroHE FOR PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY, }
st. Stephens Place,
PhlaIeiphio. FEB. 17tA, 1857. \
s.Bsingwell acquainted with the substance S
composing Hovcr's Liquid Hair Dye, l am
satisfied that by following the simpl direc-
tions given for its use, it will not injure the
Hair or SKIN. but will give natural and du-
rablc color to the hair.
JAS. c. BooTH, Analytic Chemist
HOVER'S WRITING INKS, including
U0ver'S Find, and Hover's lndeilb!e INKS,
are too well known and introduced TO require
any additional testimony Of their character.
The sales have been Increasing since their
first introduction, giving evidence that the
articles truly possess that intrinsic merit
claimed at first for them by the manufacturer
Orders addressed to the Mandatory, n o.
4tG RACE Street above Fourth, gold No IA
Philadelphia, will receive prompt attention
by JOS. u. HOVER,
nnr1 s1y manufacturer.
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TJ@The New York "Ynlaac" cautions
every class Of Mechanics and laborcrs against
going to The large cities for work the present
season II says
keep away from the city Stay whore
YOU are known aud where You car struggle
through tie impending want Of winter with
at least some Eiends and acQuainlaccs to
help yru, or give an occasional cheering word.
Dom come here to swell the vast array Of
llcncSs and Suli rings which. three months
hence. will appeal to the citizens Of New
York for charity"
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SNow.-Captaln John Snyder, of the Bal
more and OHIO railroad, reports that when
his trains passed Aitamont on Monday night
ihc SHOW was coming down IN regular Old
fashioned January style. lee Of consid, r,blc
thickness had also formed on the pools along
The line. The mountains beyond CnmLuiland
also presented white mantle. On Tuesday
ni.ht snow fell to the depth Of between one
and two inches on the Central road about one
hundred miles beyond Albany. The weather
was very cold i'll that region Of country.
SIM
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LATER FROM SALT LAEG-RrMoRED De-
FEAT OF GENERAL iIARNGi We copy tie
following from the Carson Valley corrcspon.
dcnce Of the Sacramento Union. 1t is dated
Genoa, carson Nalicy.} September lbth:
Within the last week or ten days, there
has been great stir among the MrrmonS in
this place and vicinity. Rumor has it that
orders from Salt Lake, at the instance OF
Bingham Young, have been received, for aid
in the approaching troubles at Salt Lake.
True it is thai the Latter Day Saints are
almost unanimously dISposne Of their prop
crGv alta sacrifice, and will be ready to move
in two weeks. 1t is supposed tina, about
four hundred men with their falnilies will
answer the call. Guns, pistols and amuni-
ton arc selling at premiums.
1t is also reported here that General IIar-
nov. with . 500 Troops, was met and driven
back by the Mormons, with loss Of 500
men. rhe news is said to have reached here
by special express direct from Salt Lake with
in a day or two past.
Immigration is coming thicker and faster
trains ale in sight flom royung ill night.
Mormon ranches are readily dtsposch of to
imm' grants, and it is 10 be hoped that we
Will rapidly increase in population by the
exchange.
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FOREIGN NEws.-Tne steamer Europa ar
rived NJ Halifax on Wednesday with news
from Europe to the l0,h inst. The none
ta,y crisis in the United States had produced
severe stringenrv in Paris and a contraction
by the Bank Of France. In Eicuna the fin
ancial pressure continued very severe, nu-
merous failures had occurred and one b okcr
committed suicide, while another ab>cnnd i,
being dcfpultrr to a large amount. The
death of the King Of Prussia was so inmi.
ncul at the last accounts, that all the mrn-
bcrs of the royal family were assembled
aronnd'him at Potsdam. The financial troub-
les seem to have caused political change,
Tor it appears that the difficulty Of obtaining
loans for government uses has rendered re-
duction Of expenditures by Enopean mon
archs indispensable :. and to this end it was
proposed. Mt the late meeting Of crowned
heads, to make general reduction in the
standing armies. This is said to have been
the main object of the meeting.
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CLSAmerican voters of Cecil, stand by
your candidates for the Legislature; in the
general melee for county and district candi,
dates don't forget your delegate ticket.
Your candidates are worthy men, and stand
lavorally in a comparison with their oppo-
nentS.
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NNT'aqE.

A LII persons ind .btcd to John e.. Al.
L a bridge are requested to make payment
to me at once. All accounts which remain
unsettled on the first day OF November, Will
be placed in the hands of an officer for col
lection.
The Lumber Yard and Office, lately oc-
cupicd hy John &. Adridge, will be rented
until the 18th Of March next.
w. J. JONES,
Oct II. Atty for John e. Aldrdge.
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SYRUP FROM CHINESE ScGAE CANE,-Wc
have from Mr.. John B. Arrison, bottle of
this syrup, made from cane raised by him.
self. 1t is Of excellent quality than
any syrup we have before seen. Mr. A.
states that all acre will produce cane enough
to make $50 gallons Of similar syrup.
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Tho Ninth On Guard.

The American Club of tne Ninth District
will meet in Rose Bank Hall, Brick Meeting
House, on every Saturday evening at - o
clock until further notice. All persons APP
proving the doctrine that '.Amercans
Shall rule America" and who are opposed to
the present Sham-Democracy of this county
and State, are cordially invited to attend
BY order
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f~jlc0.

In this town. on the 9Th INST. Mr.. DAVE
ALEXANDER. in the Goth year of his age.
On the 18th inst. Mr.. CLIFFORD STEVENS
of this town.
In this town on the 18th inst, Mrs. SARAH
SUTTON.
On the 9th inst. Mrs. FRANCiHA REYNOLDS.
rrlict of the late William Reynolds, in the
18th year of her age.
In Cecil county, Nd. on the 10th inst,
JONATHAN REYNoLDs, aged SO years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24

orr OF EMPLOYMENT Over two thou
sand girls employed III the cloak business, in
New York, have been discharged from en-
ployment by the breaking, stoppage. or want
g s - e the nersonz whe employed III BIN.
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NOTICE.

TIVE County Commissioners will meet at
u their office in the Court House in Elktor,
on TUESDAY, the 10Th OF October, inst, TO
attend TO such business as may be brought
before them. By Order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, Crk,
Oct l1--2w. Comm. Cecil county,
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FaosT.-We have had heavy frosts this
week, and ice on Thursday morning as thick
as dollar.
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Cl)c 3tlarIteis.
ELkTON MARKET.
[ Reported by II. s, SNtcs.1

ELKToS, October q, 1851
Red Wheat 81 10 White do 81 20. yellow
Corn 81: Oats IS, Potatoes IS Mackc, ell
S II 90: Nails 81 %. Peruvian Guano: a No.
|. 81; Mexican do. &2j 90: Columbian do
~3S 90; Rcesc's Manipulated Guano, S55 90;
De bnrg's Super Phosphate &45 90: Plaster
80 g. A. Salt 6 37t llcrringS, per Dbl,
81 50: n. c. trimmed Shad per half Dbl.
500; Timothy Seed pcrtush. $3.50.
PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.
Reported by j, Il. Daus s. Co..
PoET DEpnsIr Oct %. 1857.
White Wheat II Is, Red Wheat ! leo
Corn $50: Oats 3lc,; Potatoes zoe; Mackl
I'll 90 & &l5OO. Ashton Salt 81 25, G. \.
Salt Sllo.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23rd.-Good to prime
red wheat s 90 to | 93 prime white wheat
$50 to II s. Corn both white and vel
low GO to G5 cents. Rye 0S cents. Oats 81
to IS cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street 8 so; Extra &c 90 to Sc
WuMrNGroN, Oct. 23n! Wheat Sl.l0
Corn 70 Gus; Oats 80: Flour Sc 25.-J0urudi
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 23rd --Whcat red
Sl.20 10 l.23 white 80 to l.35; Corn Is
cents; Oats sc cents: Flour 1926 to 500.
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a'2lIin.. Wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
EagATGT and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

~ and after the lst Of July, 1856. the
~ subscribers become the proprietors oil
the Eikton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elliton Daily, Sundays
excepted ) and stop on their way down the
Shores at tae following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CIIESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
HD. ofSASSAFRAS, CENTREVlLLE,
GEO. 7. Il ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIENlI,L, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in time for passen-
gers to take the cars for either city.
rF-lhcy will also run daily branch line
from Aiiddlotown. Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestcrtown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
in time for the O'Clock, morning train OF
ears. JOSEPH " ELLS CO.
June %, 1866.
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The Old Fourth.

Saturday evening June l3th. 1857, and every Sat
urdly evening thereafter. at o'clock. until fur
thcr notice. The members aud all persons yor-
able to American principles are cordially iavitcd
to attond. [Junel3
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NORFOLK. Oct. 22,-Upwards Of fifty
ship carpenters wee discharged from the
navy-yard today The times look gloomy
for the ensuing winter
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OJ~Sce the articles on the first page in
reference to the late Baltimore election.
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" The Governor of Pennsylvania, has
issued Proclamation appointing thursday,
the Goth of November as a day Of Thanksgiy-
Ing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24

CarRCH NoTICE.-Rcv. II. i. Whitney
will preach in the Universaist Church at
Chesapeake City tomorrow 25u. 44st. at l03
o'clock A. NJ. and at half past in the even
ing.
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EARN FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at Private Sale Farm
w lying on the turnpike from ElJton to
ChristAra Del. 2 miles from Eikton. con-
tanning FIFTY ACRES. more or less q
acres to be reserved on the north east
cnd) 1t has Il portion of WOODLAND
and a comfortable House, good Barn 4
and other out buildings. Persons t;zii.kkIrrss
Hishng to examine this property Will ttlsRfas.a
and the subscriber on the prem Uses. ..ngI'a
Possession will be given on the 10th OF
March next.
The conditions arr, 5000 on the day of
sale, $500 on the 18th of March. 1857. $500
on the 25th Of March, 1853, and the balance
may be secured by mortgage for a limited
tineat option ofthc holder. The credit pay
mrnt to bear interest.
Oct. eft JESSE JPIEGROVF.
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TUsT received Superior lot Of Hams and
- Shoulders, and for sale by
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24

EARTHEN-WAR and Queens ware
IA at the new Store opposite the old Bank
for sale by WIN. M'CLELLAND.
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FEE ygATaqEEEED RsEiss'T.

DY T. 5. ARTIIUG.-Thi. is u large l2n,o vol
I'D urc PHiCE 81 90, wi h n fine mczZotilt en-
granting and is of the most thrl ing tales
el er written BY the author. II shows how n man
may seem to ihc world all lat i good and noble.
and yet be tyrant IL Instantly, and finally send
his wife to u mad house
We publish all Mr.. Arthnr's new books. also
works OF History. Biography, &c far which We
W mt Agents in all parts OF the United States to
whom the largest commission Will he paid aso an
extra commission in the way Of gifts
J. W. BRADLEY.
a. North Fourli St Philade phia. Pa.
n. B.-Specimcn copies sent by mail, free, on
rcceipt of the price Of book, Oct q 3-w
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CountcIfit dimes are in circulation to
considerable extent. In The present scarcity
OF specie ooE out for them.
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IMPORTANT TO
r9EgGFE7ls s. TRAVELLERS.

n, mPORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOA
- $50 !: TUX STEAMER GIPSkI Capt. j
Myers having been thoroughly repaired. IL new
running regularly during tic day and night be-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT AMP BELLS FERRY.
The capacity Of this Boat, and her speed and
entire safety, render her peculiarly fitted for this
service broyers. farmers travellers, and the pub
lie generally will fnl her at all time. ready to
convey them and their property to and from the
above ports. Travellers and Drovers will find
ample Accommodations for themselves and stock
st the new Hotel at Bells Ferry which has been
rec,ntly erected by j. SPENCER, and now kept
by him may SGm
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Ole GeciI sl)l)io.
ELRToN, OCTOBER ~, 1861.
AMERICAN N0WEgATreGs !.

AMERICAN N0sEEgATgGGs.
For Governor
THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS,
OF DORCHESTER COUNTY.
For Comptroller Of the Treasury.
WILLIAM Il. PURNELL,
OF WORCESTER COUNTY.
For Comm issioaer Of Lotteries:
DANIEL II. McpHAlL,
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
For Commissioner Of the Land OGics::
WM. L. W. SEAB2OOK,
OF FREDGGICE COUNTY.
For Congress
SECOND DISTRICT,
JAMES y. RlCAUD,
OF KENT.
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Last week there werSaG deaths by yellow
fever at New Orleans.
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Total 1890
This estimate includes jersey City and
Brooklyn, and may be slightly moderated
The men on the Bergen tunnel were all paid
oil on Saturday afternoon to the amount of
about $40 900, ard without any necessity for
the interference of the military. 1t is not
known when the work will be resumed.
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DISCHARGED WoRKMnN. The New York
Usrait says The discharges of labourcrs.
mechanics. &c, in and near the city, already
made may be estimated in round numbers
rs follows:
Bcrgrn tunnel 1890
Iron works and machine shops $40
Jewellers 900
Iliters 20U
Cloak, skirt, mantilla and other manufc-
turrrS' girls GEO
Bookbinders and printers 500
Miscellaneous including loborers and
various brsnches Of manufacturing 1000
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ROTEEE.

Mary Ann OFT, next
friend Of William Gle
ment On. James Thorn In the Circuit Court
MS Orr. Mary Elizabeth for Cecil county.
Bake Orr and Jonathan : liz Chanccry.
Kelly Orr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

Flrn sr.rErye ATrEAY.-Coroner Conncry held an in
ques, on Tuesday the New York Hospital pon'tbe body
OF Thos C. smith, asy Dung twenty five years OF age
Who died from a wound in the abdomen indicted on the
i4th nit, at No. 81 Anthony street, by German named
Leonard flsgg The evi ence showed that Fsgg slapped
Mrs Chney occupant Of the house. in the face and
that deceased who present, ipererred and ssscd
him why he struck woman, at the same time taking
hold OF him by the neck struggle ensued "a pistol aud
knife were Fagg hand ut the time, and one OF the by
ISLANDERS called out 10 smilh that "rhe Dutchmsn had
weapons" Smith exclaimed shave you got pistol' and
ct tits instant Flag stabbed him, the Knife being In his
loft hand. lie then toward West Broadvay but was
pursued and arrested. The wounded man, on being
stsbbed, exclaimed al am murdered by that man am
douc for" He taken 10 the Hospital. where be lied
co Monday. Several witnesses were examined, oie
W whom testified that the prisoner gave the first blow,
being ncensed st the remark made by deceased that No
man would strike woman" Another witness testified
tina, the rst assault made by deceased who seized
the prisoner by the throat
Ocer Van Tssse testified that he arrested the prisoner
with pistol and DIRK knife in his possession
The Jury rendered the folio wing verdict srhu Thomas
C. Sml III came 10 hts death by stab ia the abdomen
ncsed by a Knife In the hands OF Leonard Flagg"
Al the rendition OF IN verdict Fiaeg vas committed
for TRIAL. He shoemaker, ss years OF age The de-
ceased was native Of Ireland, ~ yesu VI age,