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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

MONEY USED IN THE ELECTION
The Cecil Democrat in its next issue
after the election attributed the i'll sue
cess of its party in the county to the use
of money in the election by the Amcri-
can party. The charge is simply an I'M
founded and impudent SANDER. The
men in both parties who take active part
here on days of election, know that such
voters as in former days were Influenced
by money almost to man, at the late
election, voted the Locofoco ticket,
giving very good evidence that that
party did use money. We do not be-
licve that any locofoco politician here o.
standing and influence has charged
or will charge the American party here
with using money, and the Democrats
charge is a Islander of its own and IA
IRRIGATION of its own. That the locofoct
party here did use money is believed BY
many members of the American party
and the gratuitous charge of The Demo.
crat, as piece of tactics of the "stol
thief order, would seem to favor th'
idea.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

THE BtfRNINf Of GOyERNMENy TRANS
It Is stated, that dispatches corrobuIatiyc Of
judge kchols' concerning the Mormon attack
on the government trains have been received
at Washington. They say that the M9rmOns
have opened the lall by cunning three supply
trains two on Green river and one ON the
Biz Sardy--thc central trans Consisting in
all Of Scveaty-cight wagons.
There was Il council among the officers,
and it was determined, after hearing The
, opinions If all the guides in relation 10 The
country, to so around by Snia Springs,
where he road FORKS for Organ and CalIlur-
MIA, and enters the SaIl Lake valley through
an extensive valley where the Snow viii uot
BE an impltGmynt. This determination, thr
cXFreSSnan says, was aH royoI Of ~ Cot.
johnson. who told him to say to every body
| ''lhat he INTENDED to winter in the valley or
not at vii"
The MOrmons are conGTcgntcd in large
numbers, even on tins side cf the mountain,
burning grass, and are determined. il seems.
10 prevent the entrance Of the troops into llc
valley any how. fhcy are regularly enrolled
in thousands, and il CO... johnson enters the
valley hr can only act ON Il c defensive with
his handful OF men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

BooKs.-We are writing this para
graph with a fine gold pen, received with
book bought at the"Gilt Book Store" of G.
G. Evans, 439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
The book is standard work bought at IL 90,
precisely what we would have paid for it at
any other book store, and the pen and pencil
accompanying it as gift is such as would cost
at least $500 at any jeweIry store. A gift OF
more or less value accompanies every book
sold; the books are sold at the regular re-
tail prices, and there is no humbug about it.
1t may seem strange how this can be done.
but the explanation is, that Evans buys his
books and jewely in large quantities and at
the lowest cash prices, and his sales being
enormous, slight profit on the majority o
sales makes him a handsome aggregate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
THE NoRMoNs DEFYING THE GOVERNMENT

THE MoRMoNs DEFyING THE GOVERNMENT
Washington, Nov. l7'-Adyccs have been
received from Col. Alexander substan-
TALLY confirming all the reports in the news
papers respecting the destruction of the
contractors train by the Mormons. Brig
ham Young has issued a proclamation to the
United States troops defyinS the government
and counscing his people to hoslllities in the
most determined form, and ordering the
troops to keep out Of Utah. lie says if they
desire to remain till spring they may do SO
provided they give up their arms and alnmu,
nition-Col. Alexander, in reply, informed
Young that the troops were there by order
of the President, and would be disposed OF
as the commanding general saw proper.
In his letter 10 the government Col. John :
son SAYS LII could communicate with Col.
Alexander | woul direct hun to take good
position for the winter at Hams Fork Inc
road beyond this is beset with companies o,
Mormons, so chat it is doubtful whether
shall be able to communicate with HIM.
Yrisarri was formally received by TN
President to day as Minister lIom Nicaragua
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

| NV. i. PALMER, the celebrated advcr-
Using agent, established his Newspaper
Agency in Philadelphia in December, ISL,
and afterwards similar Offices in New York
and Boston. This Agency affords to the
Public a speedy and convenient medium FOR
subscribing to, or advertising in the News
papers of all the States in the Union.
| The plan. which was both original and
comprehensive, has been conducted with
efficiency and success, to the benefit and
convenience Of the Press and The business
community. It's magnitude increased
growth and vast expansion, requiring too
much labor for Mr.. Palmer, single hapded
. induced him, Oh the first of May last, to fol IN
a Company, to tighten his own duties ard at
the same time advance TIE usefulness of the
agency. Ne. SIS j. L. Coo. W. W. Sharp,
Z G. Tallmadge and II. b joy, with
Mr.. Palmer, now constitute the ~. B
Palmer -AdrcrtisHg Gad Commission 4gencJ
Company," in the cities Of Philadelphia and
New York. The gentlemen Mr.. Palmer La,
thus associated with him are young men o
much business energy and capacity, ard thC
southern, middle and eastern sections Of til,
country being all represented in the Company
the personal knowledge Of its members will
the newspapers and business wants Of all part,
O, the Union viii AID greatly to its useful
ness to the Public.
Our business intercourse with the Agency,
extending through its entire ,xistance, Ct.
ablcs us to speak Understandings Of its
merits, and we take pleasure in according to
Mr. Palmer The credit, which is justly duo
to him, ofhaviug conducted it with mt,lli-
gencc and integrity thereby commanding the
appreciation Of the business community, to
whom he has proved himself faithful and
reliable public servant, and to the Press an
efficient and competent agent and coGdintor.
We bcspcak for the new concern
the confidence and support which has
been so widely extended 10 the originator OF
the Agency.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
The locofoco-rovc city {

Title locofoco- governed city of
Washington, graced too by the presence
of an august locofoco National Admins
tration, is now marked by more violence,
rowdyism and bloodshed than any city
in the country yet we hear no denunci-
atoms heaped on it by the locofoco
press. They keep their ire all for Bal
timore Baltimore, to them the city of
denominations, SIMPLY because it will not
vote the locofoco ticket
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
FOR SASSAFRAS u ELK RIVERS.
Port DeposH 6. Hare de Grace, Md.

Port Deposit 6 Hare de Grace, ND.
>-,s,s,. FOR SASSAFRAS RIVER
lN-,ut.zS AND PORT DEPOSIT MARY
ussxsssx ,LAND.-CliANGE OF DAYS
OF SAILING. The ste amer LADY VIII
MER, on and after this day, 18th Of August,
will leave RACE Street Wharf, until further
notice, as follows :-Saturday at ? p. M. for
Port Deposit and IIavre de Grace. Nd. Re
turning, leaves Fort Deposit at 10 A. NJ.
Monday; Cassadays at 4, and Turner's
Creek at ! J =. NJ. On Tuesdays and Thurs
days, will leave Race street wharf for Will
mcr's Point at Pm. touching at Port Her
man and Ford's on the Elk, and Turner's
Greek, Cassaday's, Fishers Georgetown and
Fredericktown, on the Sassairas. Returning
will leave Winners Point at A. NJ. We'd
nrsdays and Fridays; Fredericktown at II
M. Clssaday's at 4 p. NJ. and Turner's
Creek at a p. NJ.
For freight or passage, having handsome
accommodations, apply to Capt. WM. WILL
SON, on board the Boat.
N. B.-Ail grain shipped by the Lady
Wilmer while making three trips week,
must be in bags Aug 20.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
Tl)c Cecil }11|)io>
ELKToN, NOVEMBER el, 1857.

The GUBERNAToRIAL ELECTION-lt
is quite handy for the locofcco party tc
assert that but for the fraud and vio-
lcncc at the election in Baltimore Col.
Groome would have been elected. The
organ Of that party in this county, did
in fact say last week that "he is to day
Governor elect by fair expression Of
the popoulal voice but that voice has
been stifed by Baltimore ruaians, and
the State disfranchcd by a mob"
This all does very we'll for a party,
which, as in the case of loves election,
has carried the state by '.fraud and vio-
lcnce" in Baltimore but before taking
it all for granted people may ask
what the character and designs Of those
who make the assertion, and a few per-
haps may be inclined to look at the evil
dence. 1t is all established fact that
the last election in Baltimore was as
pcaceablc as elections in cities usually
y
are. 1t is true that foreign locofoco
named Kelly did stab to death an
American voter named White, simply
for offering him ticket, but with that
case ended, pretty much, the violence of
the day. And as to ,fraud, we marvel
much that any locofoco with the returns
of the Eighth Ward before him would
be blind enough, or brazcn enough, to
mention it. VIGOROUSLY the fraud COM
mitted by the locotocos of that ward
was stupendous aud glaring, and the
evidence Of its preparation, ovcrshad-
ows and puts out every other evidence
of fraud in that city.
At the Council Election on the 14th
of October, the locofocos of that ward,
where the opposition is so small they
have thhgs all there own way, polled
lob votes. Just three weeks after
wards the Governors Election comes,
and the locofocos Of the Sth ward poll
for Col. Groome 2,56S votes. Last fall
at the Presidential Election, when it
was not denied that they pollcd there
many more votes than they had in the
ward, they only pollcd 1877. Now
upon that fraudulent number they have
an increase of COL, and an increase over
their October vote of 1865. The fact
is they did poll for Col. Groome fully
1000 more votes than there can be
found locofocos in the ward and yet this
locosoco party, who perpetrated this
patcnt fraud, is the party which charges
tnat Col. Groome was defeated by fraud
and violence i'll Baltimore. And an or
gan Of this locofoco party lately said a.:
the man was a knaye or a fool who says
the Baltimore election was not carried
by terror and fraud it might have
rounded up its sentence by asserting
that any man who says the locofocos did
not obtain their great majority in the
Sth ward by fraud is both knaye and a
fool
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

THE CIVIL WAR IN YuCATAN. 1rr3l'e
BuickerteS. The revolution or civil war in
Yucatan still RACES. The Mexican cN!raogdi,
nary SAYS:
The troops Of the Governor Cd. PANTHEON
Barrcra, )undcr the command Of Coils, Cepcda
and Bagnciro have attacked the suhul bS Of
Campcachy, marking their way witt. boody
dCodS-On the entrance Of The troops to one
Of these suburbs. Il numbering fire Of artillery
with grape shot swept the streets penetrating
the b"dmgsamd killing innulncrable innocent
persons who were ON I'll" scene Of action an;!
unable to make Il retreat into the city. Mra,
women and children, without regard to age
or SEX were sacrificed either {. ON the cannon
or The brutality Of the soldery, who, we are
tod, were allowed TO pcrpetrale the most
abominable deeds
On the other hand, the rcvolu'ion>ts, cs-
pecaily Of the Island of Carmen, have resort.
to equally as base measures. They have
liberated eighty or one hundred Of the mo :
| hardened criminals confined in Iaguna.
| The same paper .'learns from Il very good
| source that The revolution lists have sent to n
port in the United States money TO purchase
/ two or three vcas ClS Of war.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
Ss'E'ES'E,


Joseph W Ht'"Nor anu
George T. " "iA"cE' =,
vs.. ,,,,.. !" ''o rr,t
LOWS lieF ana t''%' '""'' i.' NeTlt
y. lli"r' MS WIZ ~ f. " u > ="
Lowell amt ..aHF. H. !''' ~ ~ -! ~
his wife, "E' james M N'-"'f 10
C"nard. } 'R'''
VEy.lE Object OF this suit is to .'rpcure de-
4 cree tor the sale of CERTAIN mori51%ed
premises in Cecil county. which were on me
second day OF 4 pijl, eighteen hundred and
i,ty-thrcr murfYlgeI by the defendants,
Lewis wilder and Ella \. Wider. fiS
wife. and y. Il. Lowell and Laura +. L"veIl,
his wifr to The defendant. James n. Cnnarl;
uti.h sail mortgage thc defendant, James
VI. C1nird. assigned to the con'piaInantS on
the 81 vruth day of January. IN The year
r;rh.rcH huudrrd and f!i!-iour. The Biil
states that on the date first above mentioned
Lewis Wilder, and wife, and y. l.. Lowell,
amI wife. moIt-Hsel certain premises par
liculagy described IN In" Blll amt its accom-
p4nyiug exhibits. unto the defendant, james
II. Coulrd, to secure the payment OF lhrcH
thousand dollars one thoHSind to be rllt
ou IN" iigs; 81 Aprii, eighteen Ehhdrru anu
Gity-ye, one thousand on the first day OF
April, eighteen hundred ana hIty-siE' ana
one thousand ON the first day OF April
eighteen hundred and hity-ScVeh, an with
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

TIE MORMON TEormE-Thc official nc
counts show that Brigham Young has viru-
billy declared war against lie United States. -
among the Dispatches from Utah will Dc
Sfoumd proclamation from him declaring mar
vital law in the Territory. He clail.s the ii 1t
so to act BY virtue Of hisauihory as Governor
Nand Superintendent otlnlan Affairs, and I'm.
.dcr the Territorial organic law. In this procla-
nation the United States troops are forbid
entering the Territory without his permission
and the whole tenor of the document is i'll
dtci,!cd hostility to the United States GOVERN
mcnt The Cabinet has Mormon affairs un.
der consideration, and tits understood tiat III,
President will suggest to congress some cX'
traordnary measures to set matters right ii
the Territory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

EEIlTE undersigned duly, appointed g En-
Z miners " to view and determine the
prupricty Of uniting Feazey's and Pcarcc $
Ncc!;S, by the location Of road proposed TO
commence near the foot or western end of
BoScn's Lane in Feazey's Neck, and run
through the lands Of Ilezckiah PRICE, decd,
to the divisional line between the farms OF
George W. Oldham and John W. Morgan,
ESqS, by and with said line to the end there
Of, aud thence through John W. Morgau's
hand to Joseph Mcgill' lands thence to the
pearce's neck rohd;" hereby give notice
that they will meet al the proposed begin
ming Of said road, on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd
day of December. next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
to discharge the duty dcvolving upon them
by virtue Of their commission.
JOHN WROTU,
G.. NJ. ELDRIDGE,
JOHN IuSFELT,
Nov. 81, 1SjT-5w. Examiners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
Baltimore y SIlAQUe..auna

S II l. A M G Q Nj p a n I
DEGULAR DAILY LINE. Except sunduys,)
II Cor IiAvRE DE GRACE, PoRr DEPosIr, and
TlDE WAFER CANAL.
a.4ssa Tho STEAMBOAT
"A h PORTSMOUTH, Capt.
y.:.S.-----sS. . ~ JOS. GEoGnEGAN, leaves
1sssssss sssssssss lower end Of West Falls
Avenue, every rueSd,y, Thursday and Saturday
evening, at 6 o'clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Monday, edaesiay and Friday al
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Captain J.
TouLISsox, leaves same place every Monday
wednesday and Friday evening, at o o'clock
R.turnins.nve Port Deposit every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, evening at ) &C clock, and
Hav re de Grace at O'Clock p. N.
F-Passuge 5Ocents
~, treights received daily at Baltimore until B
clock. and at Port Deposit until - O'Clock; car
ricd ut low rates, and carefully ATTENDED to.
g'Duplicate receipts for Freights will be re-
quired in all cases.
The Agent at Havre de Grace will attend 10
forwarding any merchandise consigned to him for
~&ny point ON the pennsy lvania Canals or will re
ship freigsts intended for Baltimore, Philadcl rhia
OF elsewhere.
Jos. JAS TAYLOR. Agent, Baltimore.
R.ALEX. TAYLOR. Agt.. H. dc Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
~ The Steamboat ''JUNlATA.' Capt Tomlin-
on being in complete order, can be chartered at
any time.
n B.-Gran purchssri Mt the highest market
p,i.s at the Warehouse of j. Tome. Port Deposit;
who also keeps for lie, Guano; Plaster: Fish; Salt;
Croas iale 4 Mitch.lTs. Allan Needles and be
gurg's phosphatcs AMI New York Bono Dust.
May 80, ~ II
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

1TOur news from Mexico is important
The Constitution has been suspended, and
Comcn(ort declared Dictator. The country is
,convulScd by factions and intrigncs and the
rule Of Comfort is evidently prccarious -
Yucatan is the theatre Of a bloody war
of races, and the central authority is
only MAINTAINED in the South by the name
and Efforts of Alvarez. Mexico seems on the
verge o : dissolution. Campcachy had suuen-
dcred to the Governors troops.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing !
Homicide in Port Deposit.

p. G. RICKETTS,. Esq; Dear Sir Our
town on Sunday night last. was scene Of a
lamcntable tragedy. On that evening man
named John Gillespie, aged about % years
an employee in the Sash Factory. attended
service at the Methodist Il. Church. After
the sermon an invitation was extended TO any
persons so disposed to come forward to the
altar, when Gillespie arose and went forward.
| After conycrsing with him a moment, tie
minister announced to the congregation that
the young man was derangcd, and thcreupon
dismissed the Congregation.
| Giles lie with the rest preceded down town
as far rs Mrs Reynolds Hotel, where some
half dozen citizens collected around him,
enaeavoring TO persuade him to 90 home, as
he was evidently deIangcd: though supposed
to lie perfectly harmless. When they were
thus engaged he suddenly drew from his
pocket a small dirk knife, upon which the
crowd ran, he pursuing, yelling like a mad
man. Not oycrtaking any of them he return
ed to the front Of the Hotel where Mr.. Ben
.amin A. Davis was standing. As soon as
| Gillespie saw Davis lie ran to him and plum
gcd the knife to the hilt in his breast the
blade entering between the fifth and sixth
rib. Mir. Davis died in less than two hours
after receiving the wound.
Mr.. Robert Smith 5 Hotel, where, seeing Mr..
1"nleS Cunningham scanning Oh inc lofch'
natclv only surceed,d in maxine = sEnh,
flesh wound, He then went into Mr.. Smith :
bar room where Mcssrs j. w. MCCULLOUGH
and David Bronphton were sitting, and al
proachinr Mr.. McCull2ach, shook hands with
| him and asked him to get him class Of
water. After drinking the water he turned
and ATTEMPTED to stab Mr.. Brouehton, who
succeeded in aryestiug his arm, as he was
obout TO make the fatal blow. At this mo-
mcnt :, ycral Dcr.ons coming in he was arcs.
ted and after a long and fatiruino struggle the
knife wss taken from him, and he was secur-
ed,
Mr. Davis leaves 4 wifi. and two children.
There is no donbt obont Gjllpspie's iuyaui.
tv: djsappointmcnt in a love affair is said to
he fin, mime cause throuoh some of his fam
ilv have heretofore been Subject to tcuporary
fits Of ,leranarmcnt
This is The firsr death from violence in orr
town and has consed n rIoom ia ncryodc tho
community. ". J.
- From our attentive correspondent
who furnishes MS with our port Deposit
r. 1
!'e'''S' We ''',''''' "''' ~, "''', 40 ~
type, detailed account OF TINS melancholy
affair, from which we take the following par
acranhs:-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

TIE TRETTs.-Our streets are III
capital conditions; every leaf as it falls is care
fully watched for aud gathered up; the fill
to some back street, or allcy-ticn, perhaps
rc-cartcd and re-rc-caIted. Pavements being
laid, and culverts put under the streets. All
this is well done. But presently the bailf
and the tax bills. Ugh!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

St. LOUIS, Nov. 10 Chief Engineer Ma
Graw's wagon road party arrived en- route a!
Washington Territory and gone into winter
quarters They corroborate the reported de-
strurtion Of a government train by the Nor
mons. In consequence Of the new diScovc-
rigS hy the recent explorations, the military
had abandoned the old route and are approach
Ing Salt Lake by thcopen plains Of The Bear
and Malahe rivers.
Young discams all knowledge Of or par.
tlcipation in the destruction Of The supply
trains.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

c-y'EqrlLIrr To hlL!-UN iyonNIrr OF rnict>'
4 SEW l@aTr.E ~ BUSINESS EVERY uNG MS
OWN SsLr>rA& !-.psGs Il Co.. Of the 'tresc- ut
One Price Clothing Store" so. 21u Market Street.
aboyc Sixth, rhl4dc.i hia, in addition 10 h,yir j.;
thr jar!a-t most varied and fashionable stock II
Cohir; in Philadelphia, made c,:prvs ~ for re
saicstnrn. by having marked in figures on each
article The very lowest price it cu hc sod for, 50
iAcy cannot possibly yarg--uIl mus hc alike
The .ools are all vel spougI aud Pr. pared,
and great pains taken with the ID, kius 50 tia; all
u:ay buy with tc fall assurance OF getting good
article at The worry lowest price.
lcmcu.bcr the Crescent, i'll Market. above sixth,
No 700. lJE.s & Co.
AuE. Sly.
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Ul)e l})oy;iet5.


ELKroN, November y, 1851.
Rcd Wheat Sis White do, 4l.25, yellow
Corn, Old 6S, ncw 50, Oats -; Potatoes IS.
Nails, - .; Peruvian Gaano ~ No.
|, SCI: Mexican DO. SO 90; Columbian dc
SIS %; Rvcse's Manipulated Guano, SO GO:
De Blrg $ Super Phosphate SIS 90; Plaster
80; G. A. Sale 81 314; IIcrrngs, per Dbl,
$50. n. c. trimmed Shad, per half DBL.
500; Timothy Seed per bush. &4.25.
BAlTlNoHE. Nov. 20,h.-Gcod to prime
rcd wheat : &c TO lis prime white wheat
$l.22 to Sl.43. Corn both white and yol-
low IS TO - cents, Rye II cents. Oats 81
to 50 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street - %; Extra 1900 to So 90
WlLNlHGToN, Noy. 2Oth. Wheat $40
Corn 50 cts; Oats 30; Flour S6,25. -JoHf"dt
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2Oth.-Nhcat rcd,
81 2Oio i.26: white 80 to IS; Corn OU
cents, Oats 81 cents: Flour $500 to 900
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21

FALL IN BEEr.--ln Philadelphia, on
Monday. the cattle markctEf,ll one dollar on
the hundred weight, below the prices Of las,
week. The market Is very dull, and the sup
ply largely exceeding tie demand, There is
a prospect, b(ore the winter is over, OF beef
being down to fair average price. 1t has
ben up. for the last few years, to an ino>di-
nate figure but not proportionateiy greater
than ,yely other kind Ct food.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
The Steamer Cecil

.ETsn LEAVES
Gh,~ George Town at one
peSSS g -;rs,--nfsH4D O'Clock on Tuesdays
Gssa@sNSaassasf5 Thursdays and sat
urdays, for Havre de Grace, touching at the
various Landings on the Sassairas River.
RETURNING
Leaves IIavrc de Grace for Sassafras River
on the same days, at about 4 40 m.o'clock
lyFare so Gents.
Il. G. STURGEON,
Aay2tf Captain.