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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.
William VI. Reynolds ! In the Circuit

William VI. Reynolds In the Circuit
VS.. Court tor Cecil
John ASAnl and Eliza ,couny. juno
beth, his wife, and Caleb IS, 1853.
Brown.
TNllE Object oftliS is to procure Decree
L for the sale Of certain mortgagcd pre-.
misses in Cecil county, which were ON the
tenth day Of May, eighteen hundred and
hty-SiN mortgagcd by the defendants, john
Algard and wife, to said complainant.
The Bin states that on or about the sail
tenth day OF May, eighteen hundred and
h!'y-SiX, the said John Algarl and wife con-
v"yed said Real Estate, which is particularly
described in said Bill and its accompanying
exhibits, unto the said William VI. Reynolds,
to secure the payment Of the sum OF ono
thousand dollars. That three hundred and
seychty-irc dollars, part Of said sum, to-
gcthcr with the interest due up to the first
day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight, has been paid to your orator That
Frederick Ten I.ycli and wife, who formerly
held the legal title to said Real Estate, con-
vcycd The same to secure the SUM Of ono
Thousand six hundred and twenty dollars
'hcn due and owing to one Caleb Brown. of
Lancaster county, III the State of Pcnnsyl-
yand. ANA that the said Real Estate WAS
conveyed to the said John .Ngar,!, sui beet to
said mortgage debt. That the complainant
IS not informed whether said mor-ngcu
debt. or amy portion thereof, has been paid
to The said Caleb Brown by the said John
AIgard; and prayS fora Decree for the sale
OF the mortgagcd premises for the payment
first OF whatever, any, shall be found duo
to said Caleb Brown, on account Of salt,
moitgagcd debt, and attcry wards OF The sum
due to the complainant,
1t is thcrcupon ad,ludgcd and ordered that
the complainant by causing Il copy Of this or
dcrto be inserted in some newspaper pub
ished in Cecil county, once II seek for ono
month before the fourth day of August, ncNt,
give notice to tic said Caleb Brown, who is
II nonresident. as aforesaid, of the object
and substance Of this Bill, and warn him
to appear in this court in person or by
solicitor. on or before the fifth day Of
November, next, to answer the premises and
show cause, if any he has, why decree
ought hot to pass as prayed.
WM. II. RICKETTS,,
Clclk.
True copy; test,
Wa. II. RmKFTrs, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil co unity.
July 3, 1SjS-lm.
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No DOUBT OF Ir.-The Washington Union
concluded all article few days ago with
these words:
IN is certainly good thing to be Demo.
Graf in these days."
The Richmond Wing replies as follows:
Nov to enable our readers to apprccia tie
the force, the peItinency, the eloqacnce, and
the pathos Of the above exclamation by the
Union, we inform them that the very number
OF the Union containing the foregoing eleclara-
ton, contained also nearly twelve columns
Of Government advertising That is, nearly
one half Of the Union was filled with matter,
for which it received heavy pay for publish
ing, out of the public Treasury Can any
one, therefore, be surprised that the Union
man should think cit is certainly good
thing to be Democrat in these days :"
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y EPr NIFTY To ALL!--uNIpuEMIrY OF PnicGS.
\ NEW FEArrGE IN BUSINESS: EVERY ONE MS
oWN SALESMAN !-.luNES & Co. of the .'CrrSGcnt
One Price Clothing store" No. 2o0 Market Street.
above sixth. rhiladclphia in addition to having
the largest, most varied and fashionable stock OF
Clothing in Philadelphia. made expressly for re-
tail sales. have constituted every one his cwn
salesman. by having marked in figures each
article the very lowest price it he sold FOR.
thcy cannot possibly yary-all mus lie alike
The goods are all well spouscd and prepared
and great pains taken with the making that all
may buy with the full assurance of getting :; good
article at the very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent in Market. above Sixth,
No 300. JONES q Co.
Aug. Sly.
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OBITUAnY.-llon. job r. Tyson, of Penn.
sylvania. died in Montgomery county, on
Sunday last. Mr.. Tyson was IN his fifty fifth
year. lie was member Of the legal profess
sion, but was long and actively engaged in
public life, and his enlarged views and quick
intellect enabled him to illustrate in strik-
ing manner whatever topic employed his
powers. --ExM Mayor Conrad. of Philadelphia,
also died, suddenly on Sunday last. Judge
Conrad was only about rs years of age. a.
an author he welded a terse and vigorous
pen, and his works, both prose and poetry,
are widely known and extensively read
Joseph Il. jerks, a well known citizen Of
Philadelphia, and an esteemed member OF
the Society Of Friends, departed thi, life on
Saturday evening last, in the ninety fiji st year
of his age.
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4 EEMAHhABhE SCENE.--ln Rev. john
Chambers church. Broad street, last Snndly
afternoon, neatly twelve hundred persons
partook Of the Lords Supper OF these,
seventy thea united with the church, sixty
seven on profession of faith Five Of the lat
ter were boys Of about twelve years of age,
members of the Sunday school. Previous to
the communion, some twenty-five or more
adults received the rite of baptism. The ser.
vices were deeply interesting and the house
crowded to the utmost capacity. With the
exception of Henry Ward Bgcche,''S chuch
in Brooklyn. we believe this to DC the largest
number Of commitments in any church in
this country. TCiegrOpb.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

HARvEsT.-Ihe farmers have had
splendid weather for harvest this week, and
have improved it well. The cattcr ofmowcrs
and rcapers was heard in every direction, and
the old-fashioned scythes were busy as WELL
A large quantity Of hay has been cut and that
crop is quite heavy in the county. Much
wheat has also been cut, and although many
fields met with disaster from the fly and the
wet weather, the crop in the county, so far
as we can judge from the accounts we receive,
81 = Ae set down as more than aycrare.
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IrOni Oregon.

Cor" STEPToE's FIGHT WIN THE INDIANS
SIN Francisco, Jnne 5, 1858. The steam.
err Panama arrived this morning from the
North, and brings the following intelligence
concerning the reported battle between COL
Stcptoc and the Indians. The Olympia Plo-
nccr and Democrat of May % says last as
we are getting our paper ready for press am
express arrived from Col Ste ptoe, from tie
Snncoc Valley, with dispatches rcm Lieut.
Gel. Casey, and letters to his EXccllcncv.
Coy. Mcmillan, informing them Of the defeat
on the 10th inst, at the crossing Of the Snake
river, about thirty miles above its Jun ton
with the Columbia, Of the command Of Col.
S,epto,. The command consisted Of five
companies, or four hundred men.
The Indians are reported to have been h'-
teen hundred strong, and composed Of the
Snake, polouSe and Other tribes. The action
resulted in three officers and fifty men killed.
Two of the officers killed are Capt. Windcr
| and Lieut.. Castor. The Indians took two
howi;zcrs which belonged to The command
ana all but sixty pack animals. In fact so
complete has been the rout that the officer in
command was compelled to fall back with
the utmost precipitation. The battle took
place while the regulars were in the act of
crossing the river. Col. Steptoc had proceed
ed into the Snake country peaccably to treat
with them, or proceed to hostiites if ncccs.
sary. The object Of his visit was probably
Of a similar character with that of Major
Halter, which resulted in like unfortunate
manner. Major llalcr proceeded there with
one hundred and four men, and in the peace
able manner Of the cmisrants in lS5l lie
returned without the lnurdcrcrs, but with
twenty two Of his command killed and wound.
ed, on litters.
1t is much to be feared we arc OH the eve
of general outbreak among the savagcs in
the north, and it is quite probable they have
been melted, or are now urged on by Mormon
cmissarits. Gen. Clark has ordered rein
forcemcnts to proceed at once up the Column
bia river to the scene Of hoStilleS The
sloop-of:war st. Mary S, now lying at Mare
Island Navy Yard, has received orders also
to sail for Puget Sound, to cooperate with
the land forces. She will be ready in few
days to start.-Cor. N. Y. N rail.
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ORR IIOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, The
furniture in the Hall Of The cid House of Re.
prcScntativcs at Washington was sold on
Monday at public auction. The Union Of to-
day. says:
a considerable portion Of it was in a
damaged condition, and 50 great was the
competition, where competition was least ex-
pcctca, that single arm chair with writing
accompaniment was knocked down at ten
doilWS anil 'quaricr, instead Of the five or
six dollars that the purchaser had make up
lis mind to give. These old chairs, many Of
them with screws lose. Brought an average
Of three dollars apiece. and the carpet was
sold at about eight cents yard.
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HoT.-Wc have had ynrv nnnressiv,

Hor.-Wc have had very oppressive
weather this week the thermometers about
town on Wednesday the hottest day. varied
from 90 to 81 deg. in the shade. At Parlke's
Rolling Mill, thermometer which has hung
in the same spot for five years, stood at 96
deg. on Sunday, higher than it had ever
reached before and on Wednesday it went up
to 100 deg. 1t is thought to be hung in fair
position to test the true degree of heat in the
shade. Thursday was comparatively pleasant,
it being IL deg. cooler than the previous day.
On Wednesday night there were showers o f
rain few miles around but none reached
here.
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TIE LAWS or TIE LATE LEsIsLATrRE.-
The following from the Annapolis Gazette,
(thc paper published by Mr.. Wilson, Printer
of the Laws,) will show that any delay in
the delivery of the Laws or Journals arises
from no fault Of his.
during several weeks passive have received,
from various parts Of the State, complain Is
that the Laws of the last Session of the I.eg-
ture have not yet been delivered to those en-
titled to receive copies: and those complaints
are coupled with blame of the Publisher of
the Laws for tins apparent dcrvlicton of duty.
The Act of 1858, chapter Sc, makos it the
duty Of the State Printer TO deliver to the
State Librarian he mtoldcd printed sheets
OF all documents, journals, &c, ordered to be
printed. 1t is the State Librarians duty to
have the bound volumes delivered to those
persons who are entitled to receive them. 1t
will be seer. from this that the printer has
no duty to perform in the premises beyond
the delivery Of the sheets to the Librarian.
and cannot be in anywise chargeable with
derclcction of duty on account of the failure
of the Librarian to do has duty, as prescribed
by Act of 1863, chapter So.
The Laws were delivered, in sheets: to the
Librarian IN the latter part of April; the
Journals and Documents were delivered to
him within a few days after the adjournment
Of the Legislature much earlier Ntdn The ppb-
hc printing has erer before been done. Why
the volumes have not been delivered we are
unable to say but we learned from tho
Binder, several weeks ago, that the Laws
were finished and awaiting the Librarian.
With this, however, VIC have nothing to do.
We merely object to receiving blame for
the official negligence of others and we have
made this notice simply to indicate, to chose
interested, the quarter where the blame should
attach"
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1 Valuable Farm s0r Sale.

sElNG auti"uS To rcmuyI to Baltimore,
- win so! ~ very loss price, TIE Fgmn
on which nov I've. It j. about two miles
northwest of EIAtrn, and directly ON Little
Ei& Cr,"h. It cont ,iuS ipD acres. more or
less. about on -hHl' IS arabic. and in good
conditions balance heavily timlrrrl. ! here
Is a mia ~'HJ on it, with the race already
dug Orchard with various fruits Ilnccrs-
>ary buildings. good wntrr and rs healthy
rs any place in the State.
Terms raHr. Aplly on premises.
July }, 1888. W. G. GLENN.
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Mad DoG.--Old dog "Roc," so
sad fate this week. The fearful cry of
''mad dog!'' was raised against him and he was
run down and shot down in his tracks. Roc's
master priced him very highly by his ac-
counts, and no doubt such was the fact, he was
remarkable dog he would whip all other
dogs, tend the children, and scare away all
rapscallons from about the premises. But
all his virtues could not save him he got tn e
bad name and the killing soon followed.
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Eofol affairs.

U The health of the Editor does not
permit him to send out bills or attempt col
lections. Money is, nevertheless. needed to
carry on the office, and any OF those persons
who know themselves to be indebted to him,
who would remit the amount, or part Of it,
would place him under Obligations to thrn
at this time.
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Total S5.65O.1ll Ssh. 500 81 900 /

The amount liable to county tax is the total,
less the valuation of vessels, which in the
whole COUNTY amounts TO SIS, 300. The
amount liable to state tax is the total, less
the value Of watches, plate, Baltimore city
state stocks, which in the county amount to
S9S.1i2.
The increase Of property over last year is
S2oo,o5l, Of which Sl3S ,oll is in real estate,
and H., 70 in private securities.
The value of slaves assessed in the county
is us follows =
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f:s &C RES OF WHEAT.

t" be delivered in til" huShrl on the premises;
and hereby give notice that on
Frrhw, h'c M doV Of .hr'y, ISIS
at ] O'Clock. at the Howard HOUSE. Elkton.
| NiIi offer fer sale the said property. So
srlZcl and taken in execution, 10y Public
Auction, ~ the highest bidder for Cash.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
JWIN =, INDN--IM. ShNril.
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REPAIRS OF THE pREsBYTERIAN
CnuEclI.-The repairs on this building are to
be commenced on Monday next. An addition
OF eight feet is to be made to the front end ,
all the windows are to be heightened, new
walnut pulpit to be put up, new gallery &c.
and the outside to be roughcast. The price
to be paid 81 jos; W. p. Strickland, con-
tractor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

no APrlrs.-We regret to learn, from
one Of the Farm Visiting COMMITTEES that
the apple crop throughout Chester county is
a complete failure mot one orchard. wi,kin
the Committees observation, indicated Il
fourth Of a clop.--Vd. Record.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

THE LATE CAPTAIN WlNpER. Capt. Chas
S. Winder, of Mary land, reported to have re-
Gently been killed in a fight with the Snake
River Indians, in Oregon, is said by the An
napolis Gazette, to have been raised in that
city. lie received his education at St. Johns
College, but afterwards graduated with high
honor at West Point.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

TOLLS ON THE PLANK RoAD.-A
slight change in the tolls on the Elkton,
Andora Il Louisville Plank Road, was made
on the LIST inst. The rates now are, for head
of stock in drove, or horse and rider, or
other animal led or in yoke, or for carriage
Of pleasure, one half cent for a mile or les S
that mile. For each animal drawing
carriages Of pleasure or burthcn, one cent for
Il mile or less. And the same rates per mile
for distances over mile. In distances cx-
ceedlng mile, fractions over half mile
Shall be counted 4 mile.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

CoUET.-Thc July term Of the Cir
cult Court for this county commences on Mon
day 10Th inst. There will be no jury called
together but ordinary business will be attend
ed to before the Court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

EAnTUQUAKEIN CoNNECTcUT. -NPw Haren,
June 30.-A slight shock Of an earthquake
was felt in this city last night.
A shock was also observed at Wood bridge,
Westvillc, North Haven and Waterbury.
There have been but twp sheS'-~ Earth
0uakys in this yciulLs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

GREAT TEMPERANCE DEMoHsTRATt0H-
The Milford Temperance Society will cole
bratc the S2nd anniversary Of American In.
dependence, on Monday. the 9Th Of july, in
tausey's grove, near Milford Able and elo
Gucnt speakers from various parts Of the
State will be present and address the Meet
ing. Music by the Milford Brass Band. All
are cordially invited to he present and give
their aid in advancing the sloroas cause of
Temperance -NcWS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

VERMONT PoLTIcs. --RWlund, ". June
20. The Republican State Convention now
in session here to-day nominated IIyland Hill
for Governor, Durham Martin for Lieut.
Governor. and Henry M. Bates for State
TreaSur
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PEACHES AND APPLEs.-We regret to learn
that both the apple and the peach crop is
likely to be very short in this State. There
is scarcely hope of fourth of crop of the
former and third of the latter. In Brandy
vine Hundred it is thought there will be no
yves w at all to speak OF, while there will 20
Neu a G esa peaches. And in St. Georges and
o'oN 'sndreds. where there is usally
aspect is not much hg'-Sa-.
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Total

The Commissioners meet on Tuesday next,
at which time the annual levy will be made.
or course the rate of taxation cannot be
known till then but the heavy expenses
of the lengthy courts, the school tax, &C.,
will put it up to pretty high figure.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

The AssEssABLE rRopEfrY IN TIE
COUNTY. Mr.. Crawford, clerk TO the County
Commissioners, has completed the summing
of the County Assassination 1858. We take
from the books the following items in relation
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

MAIL FAILURES. - The failure of the
mails has lately caused us much annoy
ancc. Our papers are sometimes more
than a week reaching post Off ces in the
interior of the county, and they arc
often carried past the towns Immediately
on the railroad. And the mails for this
town arc frequently carried past to the
annoyance and loss of the community.
SO far as we can ascertain the fault is
altogether with the mail agents in the
cars, and it is to be hoped these gentle
men may be brought to their duty.
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TO Carriage manufacturers.

fNllE subscribers have constantly on hand
l. large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting of Ecllocs Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, Spokcs, &c. Also, Il large guam
tity of Seasoned ANcS, and Plank of differ
cnt thickncsscs, all Of which they will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices,
SCOTT Il ADDISON.
Jan ~, lSuS-u Scott $ Mills.
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MAINE PoLrICs.-Portiond. June 25.-
The Republican Convention for this State
met at Augusta yesterday, and nominated,
unanimously, Y. M. Morrcll for Governor.
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DEATH OF HENRY BRo0Es.-New York,
June 3O.-lIcnry Brooks, the last surviving
officer Of the Kane Arctic Expedition, died
yesterday at the Navy Yard. His death was
caused by sun-Strokc.
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To PREVENT SUN-STRoKE.--A few green
leaves worn inside Of the crown of the hat, it
is said, or wet handkerchief. will secure
one against all danger from sun-stloLs.
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n PRESBYTERIAN SOCIETY IN NORTH
EAST Our readers in the region of North
East will observe Il call for meeting there on
next Tuesday for the purpose Of organizing :.
Presbyterian Church.
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Restaurant & Bowling Saloon.

situated i'll Chesapeake City, near the Canal
Bank, now In the occupancy of Mr.. James
l.. Shu'iH; and hereby notice that on
Saturday, the 2lM dag # J"ip. 1858,
ut the Court liru.r dnor, in Elktou. [ will
offer for sale the said property so seized
and taken in execution, at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writ.
- Sale tn commence at O'Clock p. III.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
July :, lN1S--tS. Sheriff.
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0yWe nublish fbo fol,ou.;

1y-\Vo nrbl;sb a., Gu.
,,,+ ;,,,ndas g.. 49,, lo''''
=, ,.,,, ~. ,;.i,,, RIO, r01'' 'i0'n
g'nia. The FIRST paragraph we hope r,ay in
""ce others 10 follow his example; NE re-
manner OF eoe N'tef is OF &'ncralintcrest;
DEAR Sir :-Encoscd is a s. note which
looked for by all Of us as an old and esteemed
'rleTa 'oh% may You Iireto publish paper to
nr,v,.r If onn or ,,,"r '.'' pt,h'ip!1S' n 'I
dominion. t. go II '''0
saw in The Wing Of the 19G, notice of
Roberts. near Bohemia Mills. that called my
"u !n |" some OF our oats, which tnlnh
inches i;,h - aIl 'nG,.,"' c,r,,,,ry
can beat this let them sneak ont.
We have been in the midst of our wheat
reaches you We will have finished. The
~ =" 't"H'r HS''la mas p'e" ou' S''y.'
,,'.,., w..,l rnr . ,'' l,nt r,t,,nr .hnrt,,
than usual. We -, dad several very
warm days, the thermometer l""'lh% ifr"'
W 10 i"o' Wy L. ~
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''''c ''''' NV ''''''' "'''''
CnMNlvvEp.--.J Lee. free NEGRO.
,x,e committed tn tI,,. TU;ton mil ,u S,turI,,
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SIERIEEN,S SALE.

hl virtue Of u writ of Ficri FrrirS issued
~ ont OF the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit of TrUit. Brother Y CO.. against
the goods and chatlclS. lands aud trururuIS
OF John il. Poole. and to me directed.
hay" seized and taken in execution all tie
right. title, interest. claim and estate both
at law and in equity, of the said John J E. Il.
Poole. in and to that
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Dlir0.

this comfy, ON Tuesday
last, MH. WILLIAM WNGArE, in the 59th
year of his age.
Baltimore, on Monday
last, Mr.. WILLIAM \. YANDERFoRp, In the
23rd year of his age.
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LAND SALE.--Thc farm of the late
Jacob Ash, containing loo acres, lying 5
miles from Elkton, was sold on Saturday last =,
at Public Sale, for Sl7. per acre John G.
Ash, purchaser.