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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-21
1lcol Gstatc 5olcs,
TKJ STEE.S SALE

Dl virtue OF Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in Chanccry, and an
onlcr of rcsale by said Court, the under
signed Trustees will sell at Public Sale, at
the Court House door in Elkton, on
Thursday, the End day Of .apr,l, 1857,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and 8 p. NJ,
Thomas and wife, called s.Geof lrson," ly.
ing and being in Cecil county, Mary land, and
hereinafter described. The said land has
been surveyed and divided into parcels.
No. l contains
IOI Acres and IS PercheS,
more or less. 1t is about % mikes from Elk
ton, and borders on the Phil. vii. and Bait.
Railroad. 1t is mostly cleared land, though
unimprovcd. 1t has several beautiful sites
for buildings, and being about mid way be-
tween the cities of Philadelphia and Ealti-
more, is well located for a market farm.
Land along the line of the aforesaid Rail-
road must increase greatly in value, and is
worthy the attention OF capitalists.
No. 2 adjoins No. |, and is intcrsected by
the aforesaid Railroad. 1t contains
ITO A. 2 II. and 33 Perclles, more or less.
No. 3 Lies OH the south side Of No. 2, and
contains
So Acres s. = ROOds, more or less.
No. 4 Contains
81 A., 3 II. and 80 PcrChes,
more or less, and is separated from No. 3 by
4 Public Road now being opened from North
East to the Elk Neck Road.
No. 8 Is located south of No. |, and is cut
of from it by the aforesaid Public Road, it
contains
% A., 3 Il. and . P's, more Or less.
AT the same time and place, by virtue Of
\ second Decree and order of re- sale of the
aforesaid Circuit Court for Cecil county, in
Chancery, the undersigned Trustees, will Of
fer the following other parts Of the aforesaid
tract Of Land, called 'Geoflrison," belong
ing to the said Thomas S. Thomas.
No. Is located about miles from North
East, near the Phil. vii and Bait. Railroad.
on the new Public Road from North East to
the Elk Neck Road, it contains
1873 IL Acres,
more or less, and is mostly
WOODLAND,
No 2 Adjoins Mol. 1t salso Woodland,
and contains
JOG A., 2 II. and 81 Pcrches,
moro or less, it is convenient to the Railroad
Depot at North East.
Terms Of Sale under both DEGREES:
One half of the purchase money to be paid
in cash OH the day of sale, and the other halt
with interest from the day of sale, at the end
Of six months from the said day Of sale, the
credit payment to be secured by the bond Of
the purchaser with approved security.
JOHN e. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
March is Trustees.
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Eldridge's Clothing Store.

Come list to this jingle. ye men of great lore,
And Learn something new that yc ne'cr learned
before;
sing not Of books. nor sases. nor yore
But of i. II. ELDRIDGE'S CLOrHISG STORE,
s. E. Cor. 7h and Market Streets.
Where are Pants piled on Vests full many a score.
And garbs in profuson in front of the door;
And customers standing all thick on the floor,
That's +. IL. Eldrdgo's Clothing Store,
s. E. Cor. 7th u,d Market 81.
Now keep down your laugh while in thunder roar
A lay to the tune Of Rory O'More;
A gent from the country with garments all tore,
Had heard of our fame and this town did explore
door,
And in making his entrance was not any slower,
And smile lured his face as by thunder he swore,
lie had found +. II. Eldridses Clothing Store,
Mar II ly S. f. Cor. 7th and Market St.
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U"Talking Of the inferiority of the fe.
male mind !" exclaimed an excited Womans
Rights oratorian, Why, Mr.. President, wo-
men possess infinitely more Of the divine ALTA
tus than man, and any one who attempts to
get around her in these days, will have to
start very early in the morning." That's so
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SANro DoMINGo.-General Santana has
been arrested and sent to the capital. 1t is
said that he will be banished from the island
Civil war had again broken out, and, in con-
sequence. martial law was proclaimed
throughout the department of Seibo. The
Spanish Consul had offended President Baez,
who, in consequence, discarded him, and
favored the envoy of France.
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How sweet, how passing sweet, to note the calm
Which rests, with evening hush, upon tho soul
0fstubbcrn, vengeful man. when Woman $ Faith :.
From out the gem paned windows Other soul,
Is cast like clinging tcndrls pure and frail,
Ills rougber nature round. Let logic fail
His headstrong, sturdy bent Of mind to change
Let fawnings drive him more within himself!
Let might, in vain, seek to subdue his soul.
Let all opposing forces he combined
In vain they strive against Creations Lord:
But were he cased in mail with shield and helm,
lie mslts to gentlensss 'noath Woman Faith!
The stoadfast anchor of the human s0ul,
Encircled by the bright sfulsent rays
or that Grea, Light, the sun Of Righteousness
Is deepest found imbeddcd in the breast
OF that last. noblest gift OF God to man.
Which, perfected. creations work proclaimed.
What for our cares, such sweet relief affords!
What lifts to thoughts divine our world y minds ,
What cures those thousand ills to which we heir
What cheers US to attain our high resolvcs'
What il mans sovereign antdote for woe,
What drives Despair to her unfathomed doep!
lis lovely Woman ylorious llcaven-born Hope
Yet Womsn's chief adornment is a heart
Whose warm. impulsivc gushings. ever breathe
Content and gontl. blessing. Charity
fn,hroncd upon an altar, hallowed by
Kemsmbrances of the Exrmpiar mild,
Whose fount Of toars was opened by tho grief
OF weeping Maryland whose loving heart,
With Heavenly yearninss, turned toward the soul.
Grirf-bowed outside the gates of ancient Main
The fading echoes Of whose voice divine,
Breath.d toward the Throne, with deepest charity
Father in Heaven they know not VII at they do
In Womans heart should hold suprcmcst sway
Tho Eyrie, March I. CARL GREY.
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REMOVAL.

OLIVER 4 WELLS would especially inform
Othcir friends that they have removed from
their former place of business, to III Chestnut
Street, corner of Franklin Place, formerly occu-
pied by Rockhill and Wilson. known as tho old
Franklin Hall Clothing Emporium.
We take this opportunity to return our sincere
thank. to the Merchants and citizens of Elkton
and vicinity. for past favors, and earnestly solicit
continuance of their liberal patronage.
Feb lift OLIVER WELLS.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
NEAR ELKIO.N, ND.

NEAR ELKION, MD.
TNNIIE subscriber, by virtue Of a Decree of
L Hon. John II. Price, Judge Of the Cir
cult Court for Cecil county, in Chanccry, will
offer at Public Sale, on
Tuesduy, the It'll dny of .7wa, nert,
at O'Clock p. NJ, at the hotel Of Jacob
Johnson, in Elkton, that tract Of land of which
James Getty, late OF Cecil county, died seiz-
ed, containing
log Acres. more or less.
This farm lies about two miles from Elkton,
in 4 good ncighborhuod, and the arabic land :,
consisting Of about seventy five acres, is di-
vidcd into six fields, all of which are we'll
watercd and have been twice lined. The
balance is
HEAVILY TINIBERED
with white and black Oak, Chestnut, Beech
and Hickory. The Little Elk Creek runs
through this property, and affords water pow
err sufficient to drive a mill, which might he
advantageously erected to cut up the timber
on the place.
The buildings consist ola two story
@a log weather. boarded Dwelling, frame
d;yifsfi8 kitchen, grancry, with carriage and
i'EH4' wagon house underneath it; corn
cribs, smoke house, stable and stone
milk house. There is a pump Of excellent
water near the door.
This farm, on account of the quality Of the
soil, valuable timber, and eligible location,
isa very desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the
decree, are, one third of the purchase money
in cash on the day of sale, one third in six,
and the balance in twelve months thereafter;
the credit payments to bear interest from the
day of sale, and to be secured by the bonds
or notes OF the purchaser with II surety or
suretics to be approved by the Trustee, who,
upon the payment Of the purchase money, is
authorized to execute a deed to the purch-
ascr. RICHARD GRASON,
March I Is Trustee.
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Notice..

4 Ill persons having Administration or
AGuardian account to settle with the Or
phans Court OF Cecil G, unity are requested to
lille their vouchers in the Register of Wills
Office at least ten days previous to the meet
ing ofthc said Coult.
REUBEN d. LAMAR,
Sept. Is 1856. Register.
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HOTId,E.

WYE have taken the Storchousn formerly
w occupied by r. F. May, and intend
continuing the Dry Goods and Grocery bust
ness. We respectfully invite our friends, the
public &c nerally, and also Il. +. Mays old
customers to call and see us, as we intend
TO sell goods very cheap.
THOS. BRENNAN X co.
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NOTICE.

YNIIE Orphans Court of Cecilcounty hold
Il their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays Of February, April, June,
August, October aud December.
lC-School accounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN d. LAMAR,
Mar 8, lS56-tf. Register.
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ALEXANDER EVANS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-May be found
IA ut the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store of VIM. Torbert,
Esq; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or at the Office adjoining his
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
April -, 1S54-tf.
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VICTOR PARLOR.-The great cxtent Of in
Y dating aues under this stove very efficient
heater, and it stands unrivalled by any stove Of
tho kind for use in parors. halls stores or Offices
For sale by STALLS j. CAAIwELL.
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Gar0s.
DOCT. 4. w. IlAINES,

DOCr. Il. w. IlAINES,
DENTIST,
N1EWARK, DEL-As many persons are not
~ aware Of the time necessary to perform
perfect operations in the Dental art, thinkU y1fm
il but Justice 20 those at n distance, who
may contemplate visiting me, well MS to myself
to thus publicly suggest to such the propriety Of
timely Informing me by mail or otherwise to that
effect request this as n favor more especially
where the operations required are of such nature
as to render them necessarily lengthy. al sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment.
L. W. HAINES d. d. s.,
June 81, 'j6-1yx Newark, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-21

VA man being commisserated with on
account Of his wife running away. said: Don't
ply me till she comes back again.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

IN II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. . located in this town, tenders his pro-
~>fessional services to the citizens of
WNb Elkton and vicinity Office nearly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5-tf.
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL,
WYNN. J.JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story of'.The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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ROBERT LUMSDEN,

SUCCESSOR OF JOHN LrMsDEN,)
GrOC er s COMmIsslOn Merchant,
No. III, Cheupside, Uwo doors trt m Pratt St
BALTIMO RE.
CELLS all kinds Of Grain and Country
- Produce on Commission, and keeps on
general assortment of Groceries always u
hand.
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Furniture Warehouse.
FARSON &c DAVIS
CABINET wAREROOMS,

Ill Wainm St., 2nd Door East Of Fourth 81.
PHILADELPHIA.
"AVE now IN hand Il good assortment OF
llWalnut, Mahogany, and Rosewood Fur
niture, got up in the best style and mos,
Mode II Patterns. The Furniture is excel
lently made, and of the best material.
We invite our friends and the public in
general to call and examine our stock before
they purchase elsewhere.
N. B.-Bills Of Furniture made to order.
Jan. 10y
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A MALIGNANT WIFs.-A respectable farm.
r, named Babb, and his son were arrested in

er, named Babb, and his son were arrested in
Petersburg. Va, on Monday, for fraud prac-
ticed upon merchant in selling him lard
with stones embedded in the centre of the
firkins. It was in evidence that the wife Of
the elder Babb, and step-mother Of the young
man, had placed them there in furtherancc Of
malicious threat to get her husband. with
whom she did not live happily. in trouble
The money was tlercupon refunded and the
case dismissed.
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A CAR ID.

VNIIE undersigned, having entere in
Il Co-Partncrship for the practice of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted to thcm.-
Office opposite opposite the Court House.
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN 4. j. RESWEIL.
Dec 81 IT
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Original pcctrp.
For The Cecil Wing.
w o Nj A n.
Faith, Hope, Charity.

Inscribed Respectfully TO Mss Maria Farrou
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GRAIN WANTED.

EDMUND BROWN, JR is receiving new
~ and desirable Goods, suitable for the
season, to which the attention of citizens and
strangers is invited. [sep2O
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NTACGREGOR GAS BURNER. Just received
lNla lot of Macgrogor celebrated Gas Burners.
They are a superior Parnr Stove
Oct 18th. STABLES 4 CANrwELL.
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Dissolution of Charlottesville

TNllE partnership heretofore Ell ting be-
L tween the undersigned, under the name
and firm Of Foard and Aldridge, traders in
lumber and coal, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indie bted to said
firm either by note or book account or other
wise are hereby requested to make payment
TO Samuel B. Foard, and all persons having
claims against said firm are requested to
present them to Samuel d. Foard for settle.
nicnt who is authorised to settle the business
OF said firm. SAMUEL B. FOARD.
JOHN u. ALDRIDGE. g.
July 10Th, 1856.
The business will be carried on as hereto
fore by John &. Aldridge at the same place,
on NORTH STREET, opposite the Jail,
where he will be pleased to accommodate tho
customers Of the old firm and the public
generally. fully 10, 1886.
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Il. Coke CaZfcr.

WIN PlNKNEY EWING,
TTORNEY AT LAW.-Having returned
"A from the West, and permanently located
in Elkton, will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him.
Oflicc-with Hon Alexander Evans.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-23

Ion ~Ir.-A valuable Bnlldin. Lot On
TeFrl sigest Al.4 tra aF.e rev Brick Store
Houses ufaf Depot ALLEN s CLARK
atsanitf
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~ carssaily done IL the following negro meled,
from the EnieIefhesIft II any ese oat'ci !" y y
ascopa IL the enlot ~ the Language, he eer'aias
eantoi fsll 70 laugh ., the imagery
DARK, dark - alght, aud wns d. tnnou
No star bu' feeping
n DE boot owl sih9N u. sanr o. t"sr,
A. iron a w:ri- ! ~ creeping
+gtp,., Ia.. tApa hs-a who ear For dA's
You gssd far.noti IL feddersd ca,
III. nix.er keep on singing
lie sing. aud oH lie haulo PLAY,
II charm DE- goblain ghosts away,
white skunk b. sweets am ntEgug
TYoa de- woods push along.
NebbeI fear de- b,ax a s-so
Trua de- Woods dat de- song,
asilu- -on Of Ginger Blue
pt wllp um Will, squat on dc stone
TrSw~ music from his fiddle
he dancing frog all sndst.a down
1Hisid. aud up II middle.
Hl-r.are. wla iaishty hss surpfi-.
Upon me- gum tree -.stsytirs
II AM tnassa pn*-gIa nj hs ea-s,
Rocked tn DE cradle Ut d hfrcze
And lt.iensng " de Staging
Tr0o de wQs1a-pnsA along.
Nebber nind de ro-suin to-
Trao a. woods ase- de -oaa
FcarIl.-- .on IL Ginger Biac'
pp taous.s swolge aaws pitch dark De uigLt,
Cold, eoid dc dew falling
! lear dis dafkes sight,
Dat srt ht wteel q rFaNaGGg
Who far who Oar set.aH eu.sa
Peak mr. Dis fnF-trHaG's hat IL bAri
Peak aGd ay.e nafabbb
Teak .6h.usa peak bai whe
Dis natnstrnfn dfai b. lie haatJ
AEa ~ q ifas fraBbk
TYaa d. woods vi along
IHri.f hack. Saa haNs tsp9
Ifaa a. woods -draI Dc song
y iAAs sEtla 1T sng.r BHV
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AN OID TIA FanrY.--on the evening ii
the u Of July, seven persons tioar male.
and three females took lea nj he house
Of James Hnnnieutt, IN thi- CITY, wltase
united ages We're a3I YEAR and MONTH
averaging - years aud month. -Etsl
moad Palladium.
The venerable. mother II the etiltar. a
this paper formed ane Il tA,s aged rsaup
and nm uncle another We know th,..s
seven aged people personally. and W. Yen
turc Ia say, that no more cheerful and am
night, nor ono In which there IN. NOR.
physical health and activity. The, arr All
member Of the Seciet, II Friend
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Leaving \ q aAe ressse.

In a recent article IL the Gasefte On the
subject Of tn Ranking clause 10 the new
Constitution We remarked:
~, cannot bc true that any roal Demo
crut will oppose this Consultation because II
merely gives the pffritsge 10 tlt people &c de-
Gliding whether or not they desire a banking
system III .his State"
In the same article W. said
Those who oppose thi, clause arr ~.
posed to leaving the subject to the people,
The Burlington q 'ti'e cope these para
| graphs. and remarks
There the aa.tps enairadici- ~ OWL
assertion quoted above, and gives r,lh'ica-
I tiun IL Il tisa bright nt5sysrat, AMI We afr
constrained to believe, knowingly AMI VII
Gnlly ASSERT. What il knows tn ~ false; for
tim. and neain that same assertion ha- been
dcuiyi liz Democratic journal Hopeless
indeed. uIn.t be- their canse- when they re-
>3ft H. .t,i lnrfacrd ltng to snppurt IL
sinking fortune.
w caunai iar the life Of Us see wherein,
our suggestions contradict each other ~
cmpka,icails The Two merely assert that
, while II cannot bc true that any !. r,ai Dem.
nerat will oppose this Constitution, be
cause II leaves the subject to the people, vel
those sham Democrats who oppose it on &C
count Of til. Banking clause, are opposed
10 leaving she suhtec, % the people Neither
il their any dtschqod in onr statement, and
Il i the poorest evidence in the world Il
J.gaEt A statement f.I~cLool itK slying II.
truih has been denied liz UMgela4 We r.
peat ilc assertion thai tie beinocrnt VII
apra@o- the nuw Constitution go account q
this Banking claus thus declare himself
opposed t. lca,i.4 III, subject T. The rcp
plr--lmlh hceat.e ihat J. whore tie Ton
gitutlaa iu4ae- Il Ii tstahi>hc~ nothing
. "a j. BANKING 4 concerned, but Il sub.
init. il Is H. lr1Tlr
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-. . -

MtNsI>afa IrKGtfuaA - The aau.t,tu
tienal Convention /. Al Muik ia thu Hall a
thu House # Repre- .entatisss. With a ma
l.riss ~ I'll the members elect 4 border
Eutlian mol calling itself Il. uuxentinn. .otn.
posed u les han forty members, meets be-
tween tie hour of tndl,ing, in the Council
Chamber ior what purpose, il would puzzle
W'-e man otell .ten IDIOTS - the, prove
Themselves g. h., would he NJ los to assign
a reason III their stiffness. unless they Ill
Anmbly initiating their brethren in kan~a.
Which j. probable Chicago Tr.taHe, ,l1
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DAVENPORT .,As1ftt w have me-.
leeiei t. notice the new dr,.s. ii the pas
enpaft aasftst ~ which II appeared tAs
otaer DAY, making il look bright a. i new
pm W. AZ undsr obligations f. the pro-
prlstat, lar i tti.W.eAls exchange, il i,sot
duly appreciated Tie .tsets i iir-i
la. paper, hath ~ -. and spirit and bar.
M u la,li.is>, i i welcome messenger upon,
"iif tahls. u new afss. gives evidence II
i.ta.l.fltA Linn L.
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I'M " asllIsstas tarStg IAAGtn4 =
8ANnAhtfN ut IitE sIAsi CATCHER \
! DEMOCRATIC Tat NPn W. haze letters
rom Washington county winch assure n
that The slave u lii Ma shot near Sparta
i lnll account II Which VI copied an Thur
das, iram tile Nashville ~ 84sasaf. D.a.glas
paper III Ihat VICINITY -hs une Erskne
Iau.i.ld. what Htns inr nIssser-eatclier
mi murderer fl NyarJ dill not. III hi
Heath, escape lie personal violence Ut hi-
violence If lii~ cnenic The ruilian who
..ilsses tint be pursued the three ingitiscs
ifstth Missouri dh9 ~ Nte optfst u ne mef-
u fd ta44 Jflfs II rla bafitI, col ~ his he'll
-f# To g.. Haa tsas Hhatk tearaf1 IT. tegioa
q htfbariaa 4 trophy u h.s proNesa' The
Hack Democracy u the vicinity applaud
ihs at ts utistln- reward iur th. heads
a all traitors and AtstIittans>i~is
ileis i a fugitive trp4a lito inng aud
5talal.s,rN service Iii heart iarsf,tine
with ~ irreprcs.itie deslrs ior liberty. i
lnsf II which planted within him, liz lies
~ illft4s, putsnei hs tnr hmaau hlaad.
Ha4tid- that are IN Aie track TAe, ret
sseht ~ their IHet sti pat athei hounds al
usiif aiet,. iHet asrgsahe the trembling
nan 20 Tie highway, accompanied hy two
II hi fellows and t-Hh8Ft satgf5#f ~ .tfslatxs
II zfk. attempt ia arrest tic painting in-
.sttite Hake- another silorl a. el.dr Iii
pstrsl anl Il shnt deal ia his track.
IL i hursea that III deal earcas- may
ut ialnt tie air, hui isrdls j. h. in lii
ssfaNe helare evidence ~ III. death il lie
h4endel llls half i rolled ont. his heal i
etetel irnm thc trunk with an axe. and the
Democracy lntl', IN anil ets Amen IL All
tat / slate' / Justices Court 1T i'sF tile
examination IT I'll. lurria murderer: tie
aeath AMI IL harrai. arr slesssd over with
Il eatr than would h. bestowed nlan i
ease If he--,tcaiifs tic .rli-aceusea II
I in,n"ra,hlss Wnl promptly discharged !"
tbs l'em sefaiW ot@an praise. the noble
lrs. = the act,an, and tlls' lastisc II IL. Nc
ltilitll, aai -na~ IN III tisv nest article e.
that in which Tie TRACED, i described L.
another defence AMI latilatipn &c Douglas !.
Ill W live III lllin.is, AMI Til j. the nine
teenth eentnr, '--tiffa34 Ir9tnaf
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IMPROVED eIrY PROPERTY


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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-23

ISLANDER SrIr.--Thc editor II the .flag-
cafe, 81 Lyons, has sued the editors a. the
Mirror, q the same city, for SANDER, asking
damages ~ Tie sum u $1,000. The .Hlfrsr
THINKS TINS ! 10 high price 70 pa, for
sach r'eAsty affair a the character u the
Adeorate.