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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-30

LARGE PoTAToEs.-Mr. |. I. Van
arsdale of the 9th district has sent us a guam
tity Of Mercer potatoes, measuring six to eight
inches in length and seven to nine inches in
circumference. They are the best lot Of pota-
toes we have seen.
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Groceries, Hardware.

Qnccnsware, Stone and Woodcnware, &c.
His entire stock has been selected with
the utmost care, and with a view to the wants
of the people, and the necessities of the
times. The Goods have been bought low
aHd will be sold low for cash. To all, say,
ifyou would have Il practical demonstration
OF what say, call and see.
WILLIAM J. TANNGRT.
TN. bail kind Of Country Produce
taken in exchange for Goods, and the highest
market price given. [Oct =, lS5S-6m
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4ilarric0.

EE-FlNLEY.-At Castle f NJ.
York county, Pa, on Tuesday, 10Th inst,
by Rev. Mr., Howe, Mr.. WILLIAM Il. CHAN
pLHE, of Washington, D. c., to Miss MATTE
A.. youngest daughter of John Finley, Esq,
of the former place.
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RISING SUN.
THE PEOPLES
NEW CASH STORE,
AT RISING SUE.

TNllE undersigned having rented the Store
L House formerly occupied by Kirk & 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
Friends also.
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MISNEsoTA ELECTION. Chicago, Oct. 81.
The st. Paul (Slinnesota) Pioneer, of the
ed inst, states that definite returns from
every part of the State, excepting one District,
indicate that the Legislature will stand thus ::
House-Delnocrats 80; Republicans, DO.
Senate Republicans, Is; Democrats, Fl.
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FRosT.-lt is worth making a note of
that the first frost in this section of the coun-
try severe enough to kill the tcnderest yeerta-
ton was on the morning Of Tuesday the Goth
inst. On Monday beans, tomato vines &C.,
were green ard luXuriant as in summer, but
were cut down by the frost Of that night.
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PROPOSAL

WILL BE RECEIVED for erecting
w Church editicc. in Chesapeake CITY,
until December list, 1858. For particulars
Of Specifications. apply to Building Commit
tee Of Presbyterian Church, i'll Chesapeake
City, Md. [Oct so, l6jS-tDl.
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Gle Cecil ll)bi9.
ELKToN, OCTOBER 80. 1858.

QJ-Thc next House Of Representatives will
be anti Administration Ii is believed that
Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio will he It's
speaker, and that he will mos, likely be
candidate for the Presidency in 1860.
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u" The grayeyed man of Destiny"
Gen. William Walker, iiibustcro, Is about to
make another descent upon Nicaragua. Pro-
ploughshare, and he goes down this time for
agricultural purposes. ITO plow, to SOW to
reap and NOW that's the programme. We
question if The musquetos, mulattos, and pie
bald people generally Of that interesting region
will welcome him, unless it be with mani
ifestos and bullets, in which case we presume
he will he able to act on the defensive.
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KANSAS EMIGRATION. FROM all accounts
Kansas must be Spcadiy filling up with emf
grants. The Journal Of Commerce, of Octo-
Der lSt published at Kansas city, Missouri,
states that over fifty wagons left that town
the day before for different sections Of south
Kansas, Among thJm wcye nineteen families
from the States Of Wisconsin, Iowa. Illinois,
and ONO. 1t states. ais, that the land emf.
.,atlon for the past two weeks has beer
IorsY than at any Other time this year, aud
adds!
. Our city is every day crowded with de.
ta"htmcntS Of tins immense cnigra tipn. and
there is one feature about this moving multi
tudc that we cannot fail to admirc--il is an
emigration Of fathers. with all their house
hold elects, and their stock and implements
OF agriculture TO provide for their mantle
nance through the cultivation and bountils Of
The soil.
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e sEfG e.

A IL persons are hereby forewarncd from
n. ircspassing With dog or gun on the
premises Of the subscribers. as The law will
be enforced against all 50 offending.
h. A. Barr, David Ward.
John T. " ard. David Hutton.
Oct 20. lG S--3W'
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GIVE take the following extract from a
Baltimore letter dated the 2lst INST. received
too la to for publication last week. Speaking
Of the Agricultural Show the writer says:
The tlotting here can be easily beaten by
the ordinary " fast trotters " of Cecil and
have seen many cows grazing quietly in the
fields both below and above Elkton. far super
lor to any on Exhibition. One thing IN con-
nection with this SHOW stock is noticeable.
1t is nearly all for sale Perchancc the own
ers think these improved breeds do not pay.
Many persons from Cecil are in the city.
Among others notice G. NJ. Eldridge Esq
Vice President If the State Agricultural
Society. Gen. Henry s. Sites. James T.
Mccullough. Esq, aud James w. Maxwell,
Esq. ..
In spite o. the continued warnings of the
loco(oco papers the city still continues quiet
| have neither been knocked down or robbed,
and people seem to move along the streets
without the least fear Of bludgeons, bowie
knives or pistols. Mayor Swami looks as
healthy as usual, and the city is full of bust
neSs.men. This will be sad tidings for the
locofoco county papers but it is neverr heless
true. am rather surprised to find that peo-
pie here OF all parties laugh at these cries
about 50 the reign of terror" No one ever
dreamed of Col. SHUTS election, and it is said
that hundreds Of Democrats having been per-
tectly satisfied with Mayor SWANS past ad-
ministration and perfectly willing to trust
him for the future, cast lLtlr ballots for him
freely.
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ARRIVAL or TRoops. --Adyces have been
received at the War Department Of die arrival
at Fort Vancouver, Washington Territory. Of
the Detachment Of troops seI.t out IN July
last. This detachment consisting Of four
hundred and fifty recruits. left Now York
city on The 2lSt of July and arrived at Van
conver on he 2G'h Of August, without ally
casualty except The boss cf ono man.
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IN 2r~--7ysasN orIcE.-Eev. Philip Johnson
SIS Ss.szea will pIcdch in the Episcopal
Church in this town, on Sunday morning
October 3lst, Oo-morrow,) at lOa O'Clock.
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T.)lt0.

CORBERLY.-Ncar Warwick. on October
Sth, JonN CoRBGRLy, aged about 80 years.
BOND.-Near Warwick. on October 10Th,
GRlsoN BoNp, son FLAMES Bond, aged
about - years.
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\ MOTLEY Cguwp. Tho New York Til
Aunr III dcnurciato,v article called out 10y
the late piizc fight says:
The patrons OF the ring arc thimilc-rg
gamcst erS, fancy fighters, natclar>. street
thieves, 3arrOom bulheS and New York alder
men.
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LoAFERs. -Habitual loafcrs are one of

LoAFERs. -Habitual loaiers are one of
the greatest curses that can alfiict commune
ty. Their example is pernlcious; the loss of
their labor and skill is draw back to pros
perity and business and as they must cat and
veal clothes, they are bound to subsist off the
Industrious part of the people, procuring
what they need by system of "Jeremy
DddliEg,' by buying on credit and never
paying, by false pretenccs, OF by Stealing
You will find them often, as well, or better
dressed than those who are industrious, seek
ing prominence on public occasions, and
more otIicious in public affairs than those who
pay all the public charges. They are the first
to make commotion about matters of taxes,
against aboiitonists, &C., thus taking the lead
in affairs in which Of all others they have the
least interest, thereby bringing trouble and
cost on those who have interests at stake and
who must pay expenses.
e The devil finds some mischief STILL
For idle hands to do; -"
aud watchtul and jealous eye should be kept
on habitual and persistent oilers, who having
tho ability to engage in business, prefer to
spend their time in loafng around vitiaiing
others by their example.
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Arrival of the Persia.

New YORK, Oct. &c. The steamer Persia
Arrived off Sandy Hook This morning about 9
o'clock. The following abstract Of her adj
vices, which embrace liverpool dates to the
10Th instant, has been received from Sandy
Hook:
The CDsarawitch hanftcup was won by
Docket, hy head Princess and Bravcr run
ming a head heat for the second place. 1t is
stated that Portugal agrees To give mp the
ship Charles Georges, provided that the
French withdraw from the TaguS previously.
The surviving officers Of the Austria have
published card in Liverpool declaring that
he captain and ihclnsrIy,s did all in their
power to prevent the cal unity. There has
been no reduction Of the Bank Of England
IA ties, although in open market the minimum
rate is p Great dissatisfaction was express
cd in consequence. Renewed alarm existed
at Calcutta. The troops were urdcr arms.
American securities were unchan2o h. The
Atlantic Telegraph shares closed at sC34oa
1890, A nugget of gold weighing Zoo
ounces had been exhibited at Melbourne.
FRANCE.
France has accepted the mediation Of the
fri lndiy powers in her dispute with Portugal,
and pacific solution oi the affairs is conSld
cd certain, The Spanish and French Vice
ConSuls have been asSaSSinatcd at rcutan,
Morocco. Energetic measures were expected
to enforce satisfaction. The Bank of France
had lost II 100 600 in bullion during the
month. The discounts Of The Bank of France
have been largely increased. The panic con-
tirucd at Vienna.
CHINA.
The details of the China news show that
the British have destroyed the forts at Manter.
but spared the town. Mr.. Reed the Amcri-
can Minister, remained at Shanghai The
United States slonp-of war Germantown was
in Can'on River The figates Mississippi
and Pvwhaltan were at Japan.
INDIA.
Bombay dates to the l4,h Of Senlcmber re.
port that tie disarmed troops at Moritan had
mutnicd and were nearly cXtcrmnated
Various successes over the fugitive rebels are
reported, a general massacre Of Christians in
Can liza was feared. Two additional bat
ta;ions of troops were ordered to the Island.
The mutineels at Moolan have met with
an almost total cxtermnation The rebels
from pouree wee also defeated with great
slaughter ON the 5th Of SEPTEMBER Fonr of
the companies of Nena Sahib were captured
at Gwalor sndeavoring to corrupt the native
troops The cuipl:ts wee forthwith executed.
The Gwalor rugitves have been again de-
featcd and dispersed in all directions.
Breads uf,I. Market duh. Richardson &
Spence quote Flour quiet. Fine qualities are
wanted. Weston canal. 20a2ls: philadcl-
phia and Baltimore, 2la22S; Ohio, 22n
24>Gd. Wheat is quiet but steady rcd
Western, 4s2d G,Gl: white d.. G,3d Gs
Cd southern. Is IA 7S3i. Corn has dcclin-
ing tendency 3la33s White 33sGd
BIS.
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BrCHANAN tRD DoUGLAs. --TieWS of the
Richmond Sonfh. The Richmond South. ore
of the mos; thorough Democratic papers il!
the country. reviews the course Of President
Buchanan towaGds Senator Douglas, conclu-
ngs as follows:
No wonder that the States Rights Demo
crazy Of the South hare heard with surprise
and apprehension that Mr.. Buchanan, IS en-
pioying the paucnage of the Federal Govern
tnrnt to determine the election Of Senator in
Illinois Nor is their repuGrauce to the
policy mitiga'cd by an imposing recital Ct
Mr. D1ugla drlinaueHcicS. II he were worse
even than his enemies represent, bis puUiSh-
incnt would not compensate The violation Of
an essential pin 'plr. Mr.. Buchanan may
only intend the public good, but some uaur
per may avail himself of the IrctcXt and the
prccedcnt to compass his ambitions projects
There may he those who wil aprland the in.
tervcntlon in the particular case before us
nut have they any Rurantcc III ir own States
viii not be made to choose Senator at the
dcTatlon Of the Federal Executive! If
we permit llipois to he Su!iUga,cl " hat Sc
curity have &c for the Independence Of the
other commonwealth The next attempt
may be made upon Virginia. and then hcr
people VIII apprccia'e an aggression which
mPrcs'cs them tcebly 10y distant c.ampIe.
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NASUINGroN, October 26. the movements
ofGcn Walker are regarded with much inter
estS here, especially in diplomatic circles.
being represented that he is well Supplied
with both men and money for his prJfvS,pdIy
peaceful enterprise. Thee is reason to be
licve that should he attempt 80 land with his
followers in Nicaragua. he will he rcpulScd
by The British naval fi1ces, as tic Animal
in the West India station it is inlinatcd
has iuS rnctions TO arrest flihuste ing cxpe-
oitionS, into Central America from any
quarter whatever. Past, as well as recent
events strengthen this assertion.
New parties have recently been cndeavoring
to secure tie governments recognition and
protection i'll another contenpIat ted transit
hue oyer Nicaragua route. and with whom
Gen. Srez has been in communication. No
success has attended their Efforts While the
administration will not iutelrcre between
ctlZcnS III matters relating to that subject. it
Is Wei known that those who already have
contracted with the NlearaLuan governments
wlll be fully protected in tAcir rights and
properly.
The calncls which recently arrived at New
Orleans were imported on private, and not on
pGhhc account. as stated in the newspapers.
The State Department Is preparing to sind
books ind documents. ola public character,
as present to the King Of Siam.
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Cheap Beck aid Paper Stores
NcESGgg Ell g. Egags,0yy,y;

(N'F'hSN"ES 70 %oSE?.i McDOWEIl..y
No. vi tOM No az Nrhei Si,rt,
DHlLAbH!llilA. tav, for gale LARGE AMI
L. general assortment uf SCHOOL. and BltANt-
Bo'hH, wiring and Wrapping Papers. Paper
lowest prices
~ GAGS bought fol- cash. or in exchange.
Oct 80, lS5I--lm.
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The details Of the China news show that
the British have destroyed the forts AT Manter,
but spared the town. Mr. Reed the Amcri-
can Minister, remained at Shanghai The
United States slonp of war Germantown was
in Canon River. The f,igates Mississippi
and Pvwhaltan were at Japan.
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Charles McDougal, Samuel Smith. James
McNntt, Morris Devine, John Connolly and
Thomas Sullivan. natives If Ireland had been
naturalzrd up to yesterday morning; and
George Gourley and James Barrett, Of the
same nation, 4" declared their intentions.'
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70 THE LADIES'

DO yon visible We healthy aid atrsAss
Thea 10 q, once and get eomsoi hsLaau'e
Cordial. Il will strengthen and iavige-
rate your blood 70 Ess thresgh ssUy
vein, aud the rich, resy bloom "a assss
10 your checks aSain. Gvssy bsssls wess
ran,sd TO give ssii!ssliee.
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FOR CNUHNEN.

We cay to parsnts, u yen children -
sickly, puny, on Afflicted with scaplaine
r~rssalens among children, give ,kso
smsll qasalisy of McLssn's Cesdlals IN
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Tor Ciscalt Clerk,


j. are eethpdsed q announce john
KEITH ~ a eni,as,s for toup'y
q Paaels Coia,,. -.
+ are aNh,s,sei 80 anaouure DAVID
|ggf as acanliltte Tor recollection TO
! Of treasurer u Pshola couat!.'
r. W, nee ar,hnrisal /, aareagss
f. WITHIN - q candidate Tor
by Treasurer d rRls eassty. =.
For County Surveyors
! are snhsrisri 10 .nasuuca W Q.
|llsis an candidate for County sur.
y u p.asla Ccants. -
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-09
Notice Of EnqHisitiOn.
Shcrif's Office, \
Bedford. July 2, '5S. {

WHEREAS VIM. lines, late of Southampton
Township, Bedford County, died seized of the fol-
lowing described real estate to wit The mansion
tract, containing about fonr hundred and seventy
acres, adjoining lands of Thomas Leasure, Joseph
Bennett, Geo. Bartho1ow, John Pennet and others
One other tract, containing about $50 acres, ad
l5ining lands of Hezekiah TeweH, George Tewall,
David Housail and Others One other tract con-
tanning about 90 acres, adjoining lands of Wesley
Perdew, and the next described tract and others
Also. the undivided one-third part of tract con-
taining four hundred and seventy -four acres or
thel eabouts, adjoining lands of Joseph Bennett,
Wesley Perdew and the last above described tract,
all situate in Southampton Township, Bedford
County--leatng issue eight heirs to wit
William NJ. lines, Isaac lines, John lines
now oead, leaving two children, Mary an Sarah
Iiams, the last of whom is minor, and has no guar
dian, Richard Iams, who is in Allegheny Co.,
Pa Moses and Aaron liams, the petitioners, and
Jacob and Henry Iiams. All except Richard reside
in Bedford County.
Notice is therefore giFen, that In pursuance of a
writ of partition valuation to me directed, |
will proceed to hold inqnsition or valuation on
the said premises, on Wednesday, the 28th day of
July, 1858, when and where all parties interested
may attend if they think proper
WA. S. FLUKE,
Sheriff.
y ,5 sherif's Office,
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Bedford Springs.

!HHIS well-known and delightful summer Resort
is now opened for the reception of visitors, and
viii be kept open until tie 1st of October.
The new and spacious Buildings erected last year
arc now fully completed, and the whole establish
ment has been furnished in superior style, and the
accommodations will be Of character not exceiled
in any part of the United States.
he Hotel will be under the management of Mr..
A. u. ALLEN, whose experience, corteous man
ners and attention to his guests give the amplest
assurance of comfort aud kind treatment
The Company have made extensive arrangements
10 supply dealers and individuals with ssBedfor
Water" By the barrel, carbog, and in bottles at
the following prices, at the Springs, viz
For barrel (mulbery) 81 90
Do (oak) 90
Do mulberry 90
Do (oaR) 90
Carboy, 10 gallons, IS
Bottles. pint per dozen, so
The barrels are all carefully prepared, SO that
purchasers may depend upon receiving the Water
fresh AMI sweet.
All communications should lie addressed 70
TIE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.,
July 9, 1851 Bedford, Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-09
THE MARKETS.

DALAiMhhE5 o"i9 "
FL0UR.-Tne sales include 900 bbls. Ohio
and 600 bhls. Howard Street Super at $4.37k:
100 bbls Ohio Exrra at $4.62k; 100 bbs do
at S4.75, and 100 bbls very choice Howard
Street do. at S5.25 per bbl Howard Street
and Ohio Super closed steady at S4.9IA, and
we quote City Mills do. as before, at 81 % per
bbl. There was, however, nothing done 10 the
latter description. We quote Extra Flour to-
day at S4e2ka$4.75 5 for Ohio, St.75a$5.25 for
Howard Street, aud S5aS5.25 per bbl. for City
Mills.-Rye Flour may be quoted at 50 81 Ia
$3.50, and Corn Meal at 1925 for Country
$350aS3 rs per Dbl. for City, and S3 80 per
bbl. for Brandywine.
GRAIN.-Gran continues inactive but for
all descriptions prices are pretty well sustained,
The receipts this morning included 5000 bush
els Wheat, 1900 bushels Corn aud about l0,-
600 bushels Oats. A part of the Wheat offer
cd was of the new crop, and sales of some 100
| bushels bew white were reported at l26aI35
cts. The parcels sold were of good quality and
in fine order. We quote old Wheat as before
at 100al05 cts. for red. and ll2a12e cts. for
white, the outside quotations icing for prime
lots White Corn was rather dull this morning
but yellow do. was in good demand White
sold at 6Sa69 cts for Inferior, 73 cts. for good,
and yellow at 76a77 cts. for good to prime
There was no Rye at Market. We quote 1t
nominal at 65d66 cts. for Maryland, ond I3a
"a cts. for Pennsylvania. Oats were very dull
TO day aud only few Of the lot, offered were
sold We quote them at zTa33 cts. for com
mon to good Virginia, 33a3o cts. for Maryland
and 36a38 cts. for Pcnna.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-09
Notice Of Inqul>ltlOn.
July 8, 1853.

XE7HEREAS Michael Putt, late Of Liberty
wv Township, Bedford County, died, seized OF
the following real estate, viz Two trac's Of land,
situate in Liberty Township, aforesaid one thereof
the mansion trlct, containing one hundred aud
thirty-seven acres and allowance. with a dwelling
house, barn, grist mill, mill, and other i'm
proyements thereon erected, adjoining lands of
Henry Putt, -- Fockler and others. One 9TH
tract, adjoining the above containing ten acres,
With a tenant house and stable demonstrating a
widow named Elizabeth, and issue ten children, TO
wit:
Jacob, since dead, haying conveyed his share to
the petitioner, Samuel, RESTING in Illinois, Catha-
riue, intennarried with William Figart, the pst-
TONER, William Putt, Elizabeth, internfesried with
Henry Sayits. Mary, intermarried with George
Russell, Joseph Putt, Rostuna, interirafried with
David Russell, Sarah AMI Susan Putt, the last
named yet in her minority.
Notice is therefore given that in pursuance of a
writ of partition valuation to directed, i will
proceed to hold inqusition or valuation on the
said premises, on Wednesday, the 4th day of Au-
gust 1858.
WIN. S. FLUKE,
Sheriff.
Sherif's Office,
Bedford. July 9. '5g.