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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02

OUTRAGE ON THE CIuEF OF PoLlCm -
Chief Gugg'cs last night atemptc to arrest scmc
individuals who were rowdying in the street. when
the party turned upon him. aud not only NAL.
treated him in other ways. but they tore his coat
off his back We sympHthizc with cur worthy
chief and would advise HIM in n friendly way To
lose no time in procuring new and better coat at
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of HocKuiIL a
WILSON. Nos. Cos and 800 Chestnut Street above
9th. Philadelphia. Isept Is Is
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10 the Citizens Of Cecil CONT,

1--WE publisher Of the COUNTY MAP.
4. having Supplied his subscribers is now
obliged 10 close the batter of said Map, now
twenty months on hand. He makes this last
ca therefore. desiring to know the limit Of
the additional issue tn he made, for those
VINO may yet require copies. The maps can
he seen Ill all parts "i The county, and invite
examination ana c"mparis son with the niaps
OF The adj"niEg counties Of PENIS, wanna
ANA Delaware. Persons desiring Maps will
please address tle undersigned. stating il.
terms on which they viii purchase, &c,
prior to the Eth oG October
SIMON j. MARTENET
No. u South Street.
Oct. ., lHJS-tf Balii,uorc.
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Groceries, Hardware.

Queensware, Stone and Woodcnwarc, &c.
His entire stock has been selected with
the utmost care, and With a view to the wants
of the people, and tie necessities of the
times. The Goods have been bought low
and will be sold low for cash. To all. | say,
ifyou would have II practical demonstration
OF what say, call and see.
WILLIAM J. TANNORT.
I'm. bail kind OF Country Produce
taken in exchange for Goods, and the highest
market price given. (uct 2, lS5S-GnI
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1.-THE Lancaster Daily Express, in
speaking Of the Lancaster Stove Works. of
Marslbank x McCokncy, refers as follows to a
Cooking stove invented by Mr.. John D..
Marshbanli formerly Of Port Deposit.
"The Fulton Cook stove designed by Mr..
Marshbank, in all the qualities ola good cook,
has no superior anywhere. The peculiar ar
rangcmcnt of the return flucS under the oven
with the fiutcd bottom, by which great ey-
pansion Of the heating surface is obtained,
guarantees success in baking which is a
dcSidcratnm with housckecpers Although
competing in our own market with determin-
ed opposition from abroad, the facts that one
thousand OF these cooks were sold last year,
and the orders have been doubling this fall. is
the best evidence we could present Of their
merits and appreciation by the public. We
advise our readers, in selecting stove this
fall, to inquire for Marshbank's Fulton Cook. :"
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10 Carriage Manufacturers.

H'iE subscribers have constantly on hand
Z hrge assortment Of superior CARR AGE
STUFF, consisting OF Felloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, Spokes, &c. Also, large olan
tty Of Seasoned AXlcs, and Plank of differ
ent thicknesscs, all Of which they will dis.
pose Of at reasonable prices,
SCOTT 4 ADDISON,
Jan 80, ls5e-tl Scots Mill.
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NOTICE.,

Mary Ann Orr, ncXll In the Circuit Court
friend, &c. Tor Cecil cuuniy. In
VS.. ftLyurrrv Sn,t.,,-
James orand others. goth, 1855
nRDERED, that the sale made and re.
Op"rted by William j. Jones, trustee for
the sale OF the Real Estate mentioned in the
above rninlrd cause be ratified and confirmed =,
Unless cause to HE contrary ihcrtofbc shown
on or before the sixth day of December,
next; provided Il copy Of this order be in
serted III some new Spapcr printed in Cecil
county, once week for one month, before
the third day of November, next.
- 1hr report states the amonmt of sales TO
be S9uO.OO. WIN. II. RICKETTS,. Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
True copy; test,
WIN. II. RICKETTS,.
OCT. =, lSDS--lm. Clerk.
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Office,
THE PEOPLES
NEW CASH STORE,
AT RISING SHIN

NllE undersigned having rented the Store
L House formerly occupied by Kirk 4 Stubs
would most respectfully inform the citizens
of Cecil county, and the public generally,
that he has just returned from the cities of
Baltimore and Philadelphia with his large
and splendid stock Of New Goods, adapted
to the present and approaching seasons, for
Ladies', Gentlemen, Boys and Misses, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02

D3~The steamer Lady Wilmer, which
plies between Port Deposit, SaSsatrAs River
and Philadelphia, has changed back to her
old hours of starting, as will be seen by her
ad ycrtiscmrnt
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4llorric0.

BOUIpEN-FOARD.- BY the Rev. r.
Lloyd Goldsborongh, on the Doth inst.
CHARLES LEWIS BoULDEN, and LArEA
VIRGINIA, daughter Of Samul. b. Fuard
Esq, of this town.
RNEIl.-BEN NETT On the 22th ult.
by the Rev. James Mclntirc, WILLIAM G..
PrnNrLL, to Miss. MARY j. B&NNhrr, all
Of This county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02

SALE OF LANp.-l}arclay Reynolds,
Esq, Sheriff, sold at public sale on Tuesday
last, twenty acres Of land, without improve
mrnts, lying near llarrisvilc 9th District, for
$50 an acre John I. Cou,soM. rnreLaser.
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DRESS MAKING.

MFRS. LYDIA VI. ROSSELL respectfully
LII informs the ladies' of North East and
vicinity, that she is proposed to make all
kinds Of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
the shortest notice, at the residence of her
father (John Janncy.> second house on the
road leading to Eikton, and respectfully
solicits patronage. May %, 1S5S-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02

New ROLLING MILL.-Ncssrs Parke
4 Bros are building new Rowling Mill at
Elk Iron Works in the place Of the old one,
which had become illuminated.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
SllERlFFS SALE.

Dl virtue of a writ of Ficri Facias, issncd
ID by John Owens, Esq, one OF the Justices
OF the Peace of the State of Marylanl in and
for Cecil county, at the suit of Joseph lIculp-
field, against the goods and chattels, land 8
and tcnemcntS Of Isaac Mote and William
Pearce, to N" directed, have seized and
taken in execution all the right. title, claim.
interest and estate, at law and in equity. Of
William Pcarcc. i'll and to all that
Piece Or Parcel Of Land.
with the improvements thereon upon which,
the said Pcarce now resides, situated and
being in the 3rd Election District, Cecil
county, adjoining lands Of Benjamin Bowen,
Daniel Lord and others, containing
ONE ACRE.
more or less, and more particularly described
in u deed from Benjamin Bowen, bearing
date 3Gth of April 1852, recorded in libcr
II. c. H.. No. I, folio ISL, one Of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county; and hereby
give notice that on
Mondy, the 25M dag Of October. 1858,
at the Court House door, in Elkton will
offer for sale the said property, 50 seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy said
writ.
GJ~Saie 10 commence at 10 O'Clock 4. ".
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Oct ;, 1885, Sheriff.
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fofnl AGoirs.

SALE OF A HOUSE IN PoRT DEPOSIT.
VIM. J. Jones ESD, sold on Monday last, at
Trustees Sale, a house, and lot forty feet
front, in Port Deposit, for $50: Jacob Tome
and }. 7. Nauneuan. purchasers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02

1.-THE School Commissioners meet
on Monday next. They gave notice to School
I, achcrs to close all accounts against the
Poor School Fund on the LIST inst, stating at
would be passed unless authenticated by the
Commissioner from the district from which it
came. This looks as though some steps were
about to be taken to change the old system;
ut least to distribute the funds in different
manner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02

MAD DoG.-Thcrc was a cry of "mad
dog!' in the street on Wednesday. We
believe the dog was only angry because the
&c hue and Cry " was raised after him.
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No. 6 SOHfh Street.

MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILROAD.
The friends of this road held meeting III
Caroline county last Saturday, and resolved
to pay up the unpaid stock, open books for
new stock, and to resume operations on the
road at an early day, with view to complete
the road FROM Smyrna to Glecns5oroush.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02

ELKTON ACAuEMY.-Mr. Fachtz OPEN
ed the male department Of the Elkton A
cademy on Monday, with quite a large num-
Nrr Of bows in Attendance.
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SOME PUMPKIN.-A farmer in the 4th
district has sent us large pumpkin ofs. i'm
proved equality. Our thanks; we shall keep
it till Thanksgiving Day.
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HE CoRN.-Siucs our farmers COM
menced cutting up their corn, they find, in
many parts of the county, that large proper
ton of the stalks, Gin some fields Il fourth }
have no cars; they will have a large shoot but
no grain inside of it,. This is an additional
shortening Of the crop, and it is now generally
believed there will be but little more than
half as much corn in the county, as the guam
tity planted ought to have produced.
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The Steamer Fort DeD0sit,

CAPTAIN ID. w HITE
a ~S Twill leave Port Deposit at
H;:sl:7=:TT tAse1 9.lo a. H., and J p. NJ,
n.'os5a'zI2ss1sSasxs connccti ng with the cars
at 1lavrc dc Grace.
Leave Havrc dc Grace at IL a. M, 3. 90
and 715 p. NJ. DAVID WHITE.
June 26, 1858
SCOWS FOR SALE.
nAVlD WHITE has . SCOWS he offers
~ at Private Sale. The small one carries
u cords Of wood, the large one % cords
He will sell low, as he has no use for them.
June 26. DAVID WHITE.
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EGTECE 10 sssu;srs1,Eg.

A LII persons are hereby forbid trcspassins
"a ON the Premises ui the Subscribers with
do: or gun. as the law will be enforced
against all persons 50 trtspas>ing.
W III. II. Ncrhcr, VIM. Cameron.
a. T. ~, M'nii'". VtEoht.)
Hcn. " Jnhiry, George Boob,
a. Is. Mcley, Hugh VI. Clncron,
geo. W. smith, Isaac J.. V'nars'lalc,
m: /. Narhnrfon, +. W. Mahouty,
Daniel Y. Cooley. An rev VI. Cameron.
JonalhanL. Crothcrs, G. n. Rreler.
John Nowlund, Ellen S. Mar,indale.
David Moon, Mary GaIc.
Geo. W. McNcy, Oct.2, lS5S-2w
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PhIia., Wilmington and
&c - sz:l 81
BA LII Nj RE RAILROAD.
CARS LEAVE ELkTOn

CAhS LEA II ELkTON,
for baltimore: For Philadelphia.
Jsttrain, 1000 NJ 1sttraiA 9.35 a. NJ.
End g 2.33 ?. NJ End =" l2.l3P NJ.
srd - (nighp Ord e" suOP. NJ
--D Besides which reguar trains there will b, n
Passenger car attached to thethrough frcig trail,
which will pass southwark at 8 10 o'clock p NJ
taking passengers Batin ore and all the in
teTlncdiatc stations.
bENJ. WELLS,
bec' 10 le13. Agent.
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NAGRANT MEN.-On one evening this
week we saw as many as four stout young men,
seeking to be committed to Jail as Migrants
in order to obtain lodging on hard floor and
meal to eat. Pcnnylcss, they were jour.
ncying about the country, protesting
to be willing to labor but failing to find en-
ploymcnt. They had stad in the city, with
out work, till all their means were exhausted.
and they were compelled to wander off, they
knew not whittier, with but little prospect of
affairs ought not to exist in this county,
There is something wrong, when business is
Frustrated and workmen idle. Let these
worklncn and all workmcn, study out the
selves to effect healthiul change.
MAP OF CECIL CoUNTY.-Mr. Martenet
has issued the following circular to a number
ofpcrsons in this county, who have not yet
procured one Of his maps. We consider the
map highly useful affair to every citizen of
the county, and to bring the matter before the
people, publish the circular -
The undersigned, Publisher of the Map of
Cecil County, just issued, bcgs leave to pre-
sent this appeal to your respectful conSiderl-
ton. In undertaking the work, he did not
canvass the County thoroughly enough to as
certain the exact limit of his sale OF Maps, but
stopped on obtaining the number that would
pay his outlay in money, as he found so many
who declined subscribing, on the ground that
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-02

MEDICAL AsSoCIATIoN.-Thc Cecil
County Medical Association meets in this
town ON the second Tuesday of Octobcr-thc
ETH inst. See notice.
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o~TThe yellow fever is declining in New
Orleans
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FATAL ACCIDENT FROM DURNING
FLUm.-On Saturday evening last IL little
daughter of Mr. Thomas NJ. Sturgeon, of
North East, was burnt by her clothing taking
fire from fluid lamp, SO that she died on
Sunday night. 1t appears she was at Il neigh
bors house across the way from her fathers,
playing with the children; one of whom threw
burning lamp on her lap, the fluid from
which spilled on her clothes and caught fire.
She ran to the room of Il man who was asleep
in the house, but failed to arouse him suni-
cicntly to relieve her; she then ran across the
road home, by which time her clothes were
burnt off and her body SO burnt that recovery
was impossible.
Elk NECK Before the publication
Of Martcnct's map, the citizens of many parts
Of the county appear to have had but an inds-
tinct idea of the size and value of Elk Ncck.
but they are now beginning to see and apprc-
ciatc its Importance. For many years it was
considered, by persons at distance, to be
valuable only for its hoop-pulcs and behring's;
now 1t Is discovered to contain some Of the
handSoncr land and water views than any
other part of Cecil. \ number Of f,rms have
been brought to high state Of cultivation and
are found to produce very large crops; the
soil is particularly adapted to wheat, and Elk
Neck wheat weighs, as general thing, more
pounds to the buShcl than any raised elsewhere
in the county. The farmers there are clearing
up much new Land, and rcnovating much
when had been worn out, and the promise is
that twill soon BE- one of our best Agricultural
districts. And it is well it is so, for the fish.
cries have mostly tail ed and hoop-polcs, even
are no longer in much demand. Possibly
the good qualities Of the land were dcyclopcd
by the necessity imposed on the people, of
turning from the water, when the fish brran
to fail. TO look n tln land I,,r
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From the south Pec,fle coast.

We extract from the Panama Star and Herald tie
following items of South American intelligence
Our dates are from Valparaiso July 18th, Callao
July 27th, Paita July 3Oth, Guayaqui August Ist
From Chile we have more favorable reports, and
the prospects are more flattering than during the
previous fortnight
The news from the provinces promises favorable
year for crops of all Kinds.
The political agitation continues in Congress, but
the session is assuming more peaceful aspect.
Amongst the projects newly submitted to Congress,
the most important is the establishment of towing
steamers through the straights of Magellan which is
of great interest to the navigation and commerce of
the whole world. 1t would shorten the voyage from
Chile upwards of fifteen hundred miles to the old
world and North America.
The only news Of consequence from Perm is the
election excitement. The general impression appears
to be that Castillo will be reelected.
BoLIvIA.--Ths news from this republic is salts
factory. The Linares administration continue their
laboroas task of recognizing every branch of public
service. All rumors respecting Beza's return have
ceased, and fears entertained respecting the
present Governments stability, The dictasoral de-
cree of March 3lst has been unanimously confirmed
| by all the provinces
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The causes of death are classified as follows
yellow fever 402 congestye fever %, brain fever 5,
tyPhus fever 2, typhoid fever scarlet fever l puer-
peIai fever / nammatory fever l. fever /, infantile
convusi0ns l5 stilborn a. chronic diarrhea H. iris
nascentinm IL, consumption 10, congestion of brain
7, inlante debility s, teethng 6, Inflammation Of
throat Is, delirium tremens 4 apoplexy g. Group 3,
drowned 3, CASTRO eneretis meningitis ;, snnstroke
3, unknown cause s. cholera 2, cholera infantnm 2,
dropsy 2, chronic dyseDtery 2, enteres 2, encephal
tits 2, disease Of heart q hydrocephalus 2, infamma-
ton Of lungs 2, old age O. bronchitis l. casualty l.
congestion Of bowels J. congestion Of liver l, acute
dysentery l, epilepsy |, hemorrhage of womb l. in.
fammation Of womb l. intemperanCe l, jaundce /
infante marasmus l, premature birth l, phlebits
liberation Of bones liberation of throat l. wounds
Ofthe whole number, one hundred and eight were
children less than five years old. From the ages Of
to 20 the deaths were 81 from 20 to Is, ll9; from
% to 30, 99 from 30 to 40, 1876; from 40 to 5O A
from 50 to 50, II and from so to so, H. Of tht
burials S were bodies of people who died out of thu
city. The nativties were as follows United States
22O; Germany, 10Y Ireland, SO France, As Eng
land, IS; West Indies, II Prussia, 10 Italy, 10
| Switzerland, Z Sardinia, 6; Spain, 2 other coun
tries, ans not stated u. OF the number, 28 wer
colored
We append our table, showing the growth of feve
and the comparative mortality since the fever began
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The Rapides Democrat of Wednesday last says that
the prospect for cotton in that parish bad and for
cane only aoson The weather was very hot and
the river falling.
The Pointe Coupee Democrat Of Saturday says:
On Sunday evening last our parish was visited by
considerable storm Of wind and rain from the east,
doing considerable damage in localities to the
cotton crop, still the prospects for fair yield are
good The canes are very fine and the rains of Sun
day and Monday cannot but increase their rapid
growth.
The health of the parish is improving-the fever
prevailing for the previous few weeks has very much
slbsided.
The Iberyille Sentinel of Saturday has the follow
ing:
We regret to learn that citizen Of our town, Mr..
Hypolte Doron, lost his life by drowning while
bathing in the river near the mouth of the bayou
last Sunday afternoon While swimming with appa-
rent ease and pleasure some thirty or forty yards
from the bank, a steamboat passed, and the waves
seeming to submerge him, he suddenly sank to rise
no more in life. 1t was either from this simple cause,
or cramp, or which is most likely through the force
of some powerful whirlpool, that he was drowned.
His body was recovered and inferred Wednesday.
He leaves large family to mourn his utimely end.
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rrnm Central A,,erien.


The Panama Star and Herald of the 18th furnishes
the following summary Of Genital American news
Our dates are : from Guatemala July 28 San Sal
vador July 81, Niearagua Aug, /, and Costa Riea
Aug. 8.
Colonel Knorth, of the Gaatemala service, who
gave the order for the execution of Chris. Lilly has
been sentenced to five years Imprisonment for
having about the same tine, gFau orders to shoot
Don Juan Santi Antonio, Commander Of the Guate-
mala schooner Ascension
The cholera is reported to have disappeared from
Guatemala.
The new United States Minister to Guatemala,
Hon Beverly c. Clarke has been received On friendly
terms by the President of Guatemala.
Several shocks of an earthquake had been eApe-
rienced in the State during the month OF July.
The Republic appears to be enjoying Tranquility.
Our San Salvador and Nicaragua exchanges eon-
tain nothing of consequence, the latter being print
paly taken up with reports of fresh invasion OF me
territory by Walker.
The President OF Salvador has issnei decree re-
moving the seat Of Government from CoJutepeque to
the old cty of San Salvador, nntil sneh time as the
new city can be sufficiently repaired from the ELECTS
Of the earthquake in 1854, to reeelyeit.
Business in Costa Riea is reported very dull at
present We find no important notices in the files
| before US,
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NUMBER 153.
ForeIgI Intelligence.

The steamship Canada left Liverpool on the 14th
and arrived at Halifax the evening Of the 18th.
From her advices we extract the following ntelii-
gence:
Dublin dispatch says that serious riots have bro
ken ont in Kilkenny, and that infuriated mObs are
trayersing the country smashing reaping and other
agricultural machines, and assailng their owners
Lle magistrates held meeting and resolved to petit
ton the government for additional police and mil
tary force Soldiers were subsequently sent to Kill
kenny, and at the latest dates tranquility prevailed
Ihe .H0n1eatr says that treaty Of commerce and
navigation between the United States and Belgium
was completed on the Tth Of July and that it would
be presented To the Chambers at the next session.
The EpOca says that appears certain that on the
return Of the Court TO Madrid the Cortes will he dis
solved and that the state Of siege will be raised in
all the provinces In which it now exists. The same
ionrnal says the Minister Of Finance is preparing
several important reforms, among them one On the
tariff.
tives of Spain and Mexico for the settlement Of the
long pending dispute were expected to commence
very shortly. Gen. Alrnonte, Mexican Minister tc
England and France, had notified Spain that be was
named Plenpotentiary dd hoe. The London Daily
News says that Gen. Almonte resigned his Londor
mission on account Of i'll health, but would continue
to represent Mexico at Paris.
dispatch says the reported restoration Of Sebas
topol is untrue, and that it remains exactly as th
allies left it, with the addition of the consequen
! decay OcCasloned by neglect The efforts Of tht
American company which undertook to raise tht
| ships have failed. They raised one Turkish steame
which was rotten. The Russian ships, being Of greer
wood, are probably in the same state Their mast
are gradually disappearing.
The Malta Times says:
A report has reached this island to the effect tha
an attempt had been made on the life Of the VicerOy
Of Egypt by one of the fanatcal party who was dis
covered in his Highness chamber, under his bed NJ
explanation could be got from the would be ASSASSIN
l firth hat I'D 1l1
Immediately taken out and decapitated -Four thou
sand stand Of arms with large quantity Of gunpow
der, is said to have been discovered in one of tn
mosques at Cairo.
plot having for its object the massacre Of Chris
tians had bsen discovered at Smyrna. The GoVerno
had made seizure Of arms and sent the guilty pai
ties to ConstantinOple.
1t was reported that on the 2sth of July, band Q
Montenegrins, 1000 strong, assailed Koaschin, xii
ing nearly 1000 Of its inhabitants, who, confding i
the armistice, were unarmed.
The Montenegrins burnt many houses, and carrie
away women and children into captivity.