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STAMPEDE or MEDICAL STUDENTS. ~ A special
dispatch of the 1lth to the Charleston Courier
says: ~m5
The Southern medical students Of New York
held meeting last night, which was largely at
tended. Resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted that they should return in body to their
Southern homes Immediately and stand gallantly
by their section when the first Southern State de-
cares for secession. There were present at the
meeting representatives. from every Southern State.
Stern determination beamed in every eye, and
every Southern heart swelled with patriotic de-
votion The speeches were of the most animated
character, and showed that Southern men win no
longer brook Northern insolence and aggression.
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NLE0N'S R0TAL CIRCUS,
|#r "##uM # mal... a...ma. aa@aaaaom,5 0o NV
THE sT CHARLES rHEATER,
Monday Evening, NOV. 10, 1850.
ThIs splendid troupe was organized e city Of london at
COOKIES ROYAL AMPH1THEATER and drst introduced
in America NJ NIBLo's GARDEN New York in January
last afterwards at me BOSTON ACADEMY or MGSIC ard
more recently st RICHMOND, CHARLES on and sAy4N-
NAH attracting all places the and fhipna-
BE audiences,
The various sats given BY this wordrenowre troupe present
novelties and beauties in equre training equestrian k and
symnasic excellence eqnalcd any age county
oUTSUMBERING IN ARTIsTsi
EXGEHIING IN TALENT
EGLpsING n sPLEEDoR, and
sURP AssIEd IN REFINEMENT
All that las been heretofore in lie arena Or that ms ever
again be offered IN any single e4ldbiti9p
Prominent the features Of the Royal Troupe are tho
Aeeobatie splendors Of the
Hanlon Brothers!
The Distinguished Equeztrienne
MAnEMoIsELLE ELLA zoyARA ~~
CaARLToN,
nIyERSAY,
SEBASTIAN,
Aud all the osr great A that appared the opening of
Nblo's Garden.
Tie beautiful Mare, EAIDEEi
The intelligent Ponies CUPID and DIAMOND;
The Gutta Percha Ring!
And all The splendid suouuingsof this elegant exhibition
The whole under the personal supervision and management
the proprietor, JAMES NJ NIXON.
Equestrian Matlnees
VIII be given every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, for
the convenience Of families.
RS~PRIoEs or ADafIssIoN-nress Circle and Parqnee,
70 Second Circle, cents Gallery coats Quadroon
Boxes, each 70 cents Private Boxes, eRch Sc.
nib ?. GLEASON Treasurer.
SIPALDING d ROaERs' MUSEUM,
~ Adjoining the Academy of Music
R. TERRY Director
The Management have the pleasure Of announcing that They
have succeeded at immense expense in efectng
HIPPOpoTAMU MUS;
Or, RIVER HORSE,
sent to the Royal Geological Gardens London for the Govern
ment by John Peheriek ESQ Fl. B. Ms Consul for the
don the Nile and that the will first appear
in AMERICA in the city Of New Orleans
of November,
This HIPPoPoTAMuS has been The sensation in London for
the past year years old only one ever brought TO
America and accompanied by Gonsu Arab servan who
present at his cappra and has attonde him was
compile of days old, seehandblls, etc.
A~D0ors open from 10 A. ~ TO o'clock p NJ Admission
5acent., ehildren ana servants, 25 cents. 90
w ALL PApAIs........,.e.,. WALL PAPER.
On hand splendid assortment Of French American
PAPER HANGINGs.
Of every description and Of tho latest Importation for
reasonable terms, by T. NEwH4LL.
co Canal street, corner Old Icvee, up stairs.
p s-Competeut o. l.a salt 10 any rar Of the city or
country o22 sm
2uccGsstoN oE aoRGRp pyonnsEDB.
~ Nqep hereby given, thai R@BERG WO0DsIpH, pre-
sned hRge beea bern tic asRte or Mississippi departed
4 day Of March, 1860 ha his succession was opened in said
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A MODERN EYE.-A Mr.. Porter, Of Eseaston
county, Wis, furnishes the following aeosant Of
the eopement of his wife to the Lacrosse Union.
On the 18th of October in the afternoon about
o'clock, two men by the name of Emery Archer
aud his brother Lucus Archer, came in dsgnise to
Mrs. Northrops, out in Winona county, and called
for their lodging and pretended to be couple OF
gentlemen from St. Louis. Mrs. Northsop, being
rather unwell, called upon her danghter, the wife
of the undersigned, to assist her III getsag supper
for them.
Those two rasoals did live, previous Ia this affair,
about sixteen miles wesaof Lansing, neae Wawk0n,
Iowa. After supper, or at supper, they drugged
the young wife and took her away arsa eompelltN
her to walk fourteen miles to Rickzaond, where
they hailed boat and took passage down the
river They arrived in Lacrosse, and Mr.. Eli
Baker, Mr.. Henry George and other9rienS s, being
informed by me of the mysterious way in which.
my wife had been taken away, kep.sa lo Jkout for
her and her delnders.
asked her if she desired to come hop ie ana live
with me, and she said that she dsls M d when the
influence Of the drugs had subsiaea 81 as she was
herself once more, she was greeaJ ,astonished at
her conduct and wept two days. nd when she
arrived at my home her breath 81 III srnelled Of
medicine. She said that she turn ed sronad to
come back home when they haathak en- her about o
mile from my house, and Iheyfsot n took hold of
her and forced her to walk aleAg with them and
occasionally giving her apple to eat, which we
suppose was drngged, for she avs that shortly
after she eat the apple she Lost II care or regard
for her home and husband, and went lust where
they requested her to. Shetart her saws that they
kept her eating apples ALL the day, which would
occasionally keep her under th influence Of drugs
providing they put it into thea eples which seemed
evident that'they did, hecanse my wife and were
living good terms andhar ing no words of diff
cuity eXfstnB between us think as much Of her
as man can, ana am peEsW lded that she thinks as
much of me as / do of ihs, :. and me only for she
says she always hated Arch ler.
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE AT GHIe4Go-GREAT Ex-
elrEMEST.-G Chicago, Nov. l2.-ConsiderabIe ex-
ctement was caused here to night by the arrest by
the U. 5. Marshal of negro woman who escaped
from Nebraska City short time since. The wo-
man is claimed as q slave by Stephen I. Knuekles,
Of Nebraska. The Marshall in taking the woman
to jail, was stopped in the street by excited
crowd of negroes and was compelled to give the
woman to the city police, who lodged her in the
armory for safe keeping. An effort will be made
in the morning to take her to Springfield for exam
nation before Commissioner Gorneau.
The streets in the vicinity of the armory are
crowded with negroes and some white persons in a
high state of excitement, who declare their inten-
hon to prevent the woman from being taken away
from the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-16

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 15.-The Ohio river at this
point was falling this evening, with feet Il inches
water in tie canal by the mark, at dark.
YIoKsBuRG, Nov. l5.-The steamers j. 7. Par
goud and Atlanta, passed this point at O'clock
yesterday morning.
The steamer Ingomar passed down at II o'clock
this morning,
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Qs@ OrLeans 1aiLp Gtestert
sgotaI $ygnttlIlgtllte.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16, 1850.
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q psoF. D. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,

81 pKOF. ". VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
Z 81 Odi febwai BAL
sFSA Prof j. Vega respectfully announces to his
lrfuda md lh ppble generally, that bis Dancing Acal
eF eny will be opened for the Odd Fellows Hall
NJ The teaehpg WI commence
SATURDAY, November 10, 1850
Thc days and hours ~ tuition as fellows:
CMdfenT Tuesals Thursdays aud saturdays from til /
O'Clock r, NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesdays mud Fridays from It'll
0 o'clock p NJ.
Ladies' GassTuedsy Thursdays and Saturdays, from IL
A. III. 10 l2M saM-
Private classes VIII VI formed eSeInsveIs ror Tadias.
Prselciug Paras Ladies aid Gentlemen, every WedDes.
dav, at SP. NJ,
Fpf Vegas viii gga leaaons 1t seminarios aud private
families
Particular attention win be slyea Children and many new
Fancy Dances before taught In hs city will he brought
ont.
j. vegas will give series Of hs ohdren's Fancy Dress
Balls including Ihe great May Day Festival.
The musical depateut under he charge Cf the excellent
srist, Mr.. Il. Bryersabier.
p. r. WERIElNs Music Store, Ne, Camp rs Sm
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l6, 1seO.
DOMESTIC INrnLL1a MNcE.

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bsfs - fFo daaeasrs a5d servant No5,oa aobs; Ns
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Hymyerand lady snsfad p ltek, Chester Dry y Heud
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Miss Jno Bodnger st Lenls + q Taag. Ark Fouie end
servant. vq 2 v Barker M,ss M,s = Wilson, Legss
town u G Aalone, Bellevue; " n Gntley Bagtue
Jahnston, La MrsT Davis ard servunt, Ala Apply
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Gu Gas t Z sy T2 aa 9, F9 ss I'll ons3 9 M alEsi Il
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sad Texas; glr1ef Ala stBelN Texas Boysles eny
serfsut, lhseiked, oStlfd " i Tntg, y Tenn !
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ARK: "A Hyli, " Call lns .eEasi S Mc!Staley, VII
Hams, N Lohon and wife, Weaver, La WmM Sheppard
kentucky.
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SHOOTING BoYs-The Charleston Courier of the
Ilthh has the following, having oeurred at Mount
Pleasant, South Carolina:
On Saturday evening a party Of lads, or young
men, assisted by negro boy Of Mr.. 7. Hamlin,
were engaged in burning efigies OF lincoln and
Hamlin. They were assaulted by John NJ. Barre,
who fired on them double.harrellea gun,
wounding all of them more or less, and it Is sup
posed destroying the eye of one Of the laos.
We shall be enabled to give full particulars, per.
haps, in our next issue.
According to our information, taesa lads were
not tresspassng.
The Vigilance Committee of Meant Pleasant ar
rested Barre, and have him now in confinement
after applying forty lashes.
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CRITICISM ExfRAoanINi .Ry.-Mr Beck, in his
g Amateurs Gnide,',s ha the annexed shomely
criticism by PsnasJl vania farmer:
Some years ago., rel urning homeward from
grand peFformancesos Haydnis matehless q Crea-
ton," N the interiano this State, encountered
the roadside toward mis- 6omains. Upon entering
into conversation, th him, he mentioned, in
sober way that onat If his town friends had induced
fer his opinion hB he writer repiied III the pqtois
spoken by the aas ophisticated farmers OF that la
tude;
+" 1Ianeh mol men sic g'spielt ais wen die mice
yousht SO runs PRINCE {Esre he gesticulated the
arc ol elretss owly with his right arm, and well
nigh closaai b. 3 eyes) nud dan hen sic widaer
amoie gef az ,ig ge.bqlt.aoxts1a (this with loud
voice aneea1a ch aptmatioa) Translation: (: Some-
| tunes the8 played just a. when ths aalcs 19i,s
| naltY.n
This, khe NJ comprised the iterate farmer crude
! idea OF hght and shade-nt p5tttaissifao and for
tssaaa0. We respectfully submit to our fair read
ers whether, atea ail, this corrapt jargon of the
Saxon yernaenlar contained not more Of truthful
/ criticism than tAa nriai flights OF Gognaseo the
/ great city critic, who goes of somewhat afler
1 the following fashion:
| Mad. Frezaolini's peftd1nslto is notiequal to
| the ritordaRdo, saste1tuto powers of Gazzaniga;
nor are he1 tgtss de force 10 express.train like.
Indeed, we tail to discover in her tipSe hird-ke,
npte.hfse, dreamy tones which seem soaring away
lar MO azure ether, aud which distinguish TO so
/ remarkable aegree the goddess OF cur Aeademy.o/
| Give Qs, tia buAt diesipn Of the unsophisticated
elodhopper IN preference 10 the naaseous twaddle
i OF which tha above may be regarded 3 type.
/ p-v---------
On Thursday evening last, couple of Young
iotks called Esquire E., and after considerable
hesitation, requested 10 be united in the "haly
bands oil matrimony,n which request the Esquire
i at once proceeded to comply WITH The bride,
i from the lataness Of tila hour aud sha peculiar
nature Of tina call, thought explanation neees
!: sary, and SO very innoeeptlg remarked: : We
came from Columbia county TO attaud the Fair,
but finding the tayerns all fall no place for Alex
], anaef to sleep, We eonriu3ea 10 get married. so
t he could sleep with me- Such wife as this is
worth having,
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on Saturday night, about o'clock, while The Hltna
engine company were dragging their engine at full
speed on Broad street, nearly opposite the Guard
House, the tongue of the engine gave way, and one
of the young gentlemen, Ar. Thaddeus Fl. zerbst,
who had hold Of it, was thrown to the pavement.
and the engine running over him he was instantly
killed. Que Of the wheels passed over his back,
and the other over his head and neck. Mr.. lArbst
was carried to the Guard House, only a few yards
distant, but life was extinct before he reached
there Magistrate kirkwooa held an inquest on
The body, aud a verdict of accidental death was
rendered. Mr.. lerbst was about 25 years oi age,
and carpenter. lChareston Mercury, 18th.
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A young lady at Niagara was, heard TO exelaim,
" What an elegant trimming that rainbow would
make for white lace over-Aress, u Quite poet.
ical idea.
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Equestrian Matlnees
VIII be given every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, for
the convenience Of families
R8>PRICEs OF ADAlIsSIoN-nress Circle and Parqnatte
IS cents Second Circle Gallery % ccats Quadroon
Boxes, each 70 cents PEiSate Boxes, eRch Sc.
nl5 p GLEASON TrensDrnr
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The public is respectfully informed hg t elegant Thester
has been REFRIGERATED, EMBELJIsuED and RGFUR-
Ni@HED IN every part and now, ls been Of
the COsIEsT
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REcoRDRR ADAMS COtRT.-Anthony Tuble was
arrested On Wednesday, at the corner OF jackson
and New LeYee streets, for driving his vehicle
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On hand splendid assartneut Of French and American
PAPER HANGINGS,
Of every description ard of te latest Importation for sale on
reasonabletorms, by T. NEwH4LL,
co Canal street. corner Old Lovee, up stairs.
P. s.-Compeeu " sa sert 10 any rart Of the city or
country, z-.M.n=- . og2 sm
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EIOES SSSfED8GE8HIaA, alEEr WEAKAEss, PAINS
IT. III ha Bask Gnd all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT EEGIIsa REMEDY, SPEatFTG soLu.
TlON.-Ebis worldrsnowed preparation all affections
Vi the Fenafatiye ofgsns whether chronic Phy
caus Of England Ct France, and Of America acknowledge lis
eteaeE. Thousands sufferers hava baen relieved by T.
Purely ysaetsble in conpnston il as haftnss5 IS II eff
cecicas Ihe system bea6es nygoras aGdEhe d6htaed
body and cepre5ssd Ean3 restored TO energy.
Il. ABRAMS,
Soils agent for tho United Statea,
my1I ly ApothcearT d Camp strli, New Orleans,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-23
NOTICE
To the Taxpayers Of Elkton.

A New Assessment of Property in the
IN town Of Ellton having been made,
notice is hereby given to all persons who
may regard themselves aggrievcd by the
Assessors valuations that the President and
Commissioners of said town will hold three
meetings, AT the ,Ollico Of Mcssrs. Earle x
CreSwclr, for the purpose of hearing Appeals.
The first meeting will he held on MONDAY,
next, the 10Th lust, from to . O'Clock +. NJ.
The second on MONDAY, the md day of
July, next. from Z to 8 O'Clock p. 81. and
the third on MONDAY, 1.-The 9th Of July, from
to 9 O'Clock p. NJ
At either meeting TaX-payccs are notified
to appear in person. or by agent, and make
their complaints. Or, complaints made in
writing, and handed to any member Of the
Board of Commissioners, prior to their meet
Ing, on Monday, the 9th day Of July, next,
will receive attention.
TIE ASSESSMENT LIST, made and
returned by Mr.. Joseph p. Cnntwell, shc
Assessor, Can be seen ut the Office of Mcssrs
Earle u Creswcll.
On Molday,;the 9th day of July, next, at
O'Clock p. NJ, the. Assessment Books of the
Town will be clnscd after which no abate-
mcnts or changes for the present year can be
made. -r.'' "a -
BY Ordor of the President and Commits
missUnGrs Jf fit Town OF Elkton.
- II" y II. d. NJ. HOWARD,
Secretary.
Llkton, June. %, lSG0-3w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-23
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TNllE undersigned Examiners, by virtue of
Il Il commission to them issued by tho
County Commissioners of Cecil county,
under date Of May 18th, last, authorisins and
empowering them TO view and determine the
pr"pricty Of locating public road COM
mrncIng at the public road leading from Per-
ryvilc to Cossrovc's mill, at, or near, the
entrance of VIM. Dcnnison's lane, and run
ming thence eastwarlly, through lands Of
Philip Jackson and WIN. Patterson to Mill
Greek, thence sonthwarlly. through the lands
Of the late John Little, f. NJ. Sceley and
John Mnul'lin, till it intcrsccts the public
road running between the lands of said
Mauldin and J"<cph Cou'lcn, to the old Post
Road from Prrryvilc to Charlcstown,"
hereby give notice that they will meet ~ tho
proposed commencement Of said proposed
new road. on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF july
next, at % O'Clock A. NJ, to proceed to the,
discharge Of the duty assigned them.
DAVID JENNESS.
JOS. r. THOMAS,
JAMES FIRST,
June %, 1SGo-5w. Examiners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-23
FARMERS or CECIL,

would invite yoAr particular attention to
D. the Davis u Entiiken combined Reaper
and Mower. This Machine is simple in its
arrangements, very strongly made of wrought
iron, having large driving wheel, getting
great speed from the natural or even slow
walk eff the horses, requiring but two horses
for either Reapng orIMowing The driver on
ms scat, without Inconvenience, in 1 of a
minute can raise or lower the machine, cut
ting stubbc from two to fifteen inches
high: and by it cutting fallen and tangled
grain that wonld otherwise be lost; can also
~ the same time throw the machine in or
ont Of gear. The shafts are so short, and
gearing so compact as to make it impossible
III ordinary use to break or get ont Of order.
There arCtwo deliveries, side and rear, so
that in cutting you can leave your wheat or
eats lying in lunches without stopping the
machine the platforms are nearly level
hence easy to rake off there is no. side
dfa"glt, Hor weight on thc horsrs' neck.
more than the drop tongue of a wagon two
sets OF knives, double tree, single trees.
yoke, Stay chains, patent wrench, oil can and
fiXings complete, go with each machine.
can also furnish the wcll-known NANNY
MACHINE, and PRATT'S STEEL SPRING
TOOTH RAKE and CLEANER. One great
advantage in buying these Machines is they
'A''AS 'iN''i h'iiS, 'tHt ~ amy llllIlp SnOtlNl
from accident or carelcsSnrss break (Which
Is often tie case with the best machincs) you
nccd' Not lose 8 or 4. days sending your ma.
chime away, .whcn.yOur grass or grain is suf-
1ering, but can have 1t soon tfxcd by calling
on me, in Elkton, or VIM. Johnson L. co.,
Newark, Del. A sample Of tile above
machines may be seen at Me curner of N orth
and High streets, R!kton, Md, when Terms
ard conditions may be known, which will be
made entirely satisfactory.
JACOB b. ASH, Agent, EIkton, Nd,
hr VIM Johnson Co., Manufacturers,
June ,, 1860. Newark, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-23
Fourth of july Festival.

rENIrE Ladies' of the Elkton NJ. f. Church
l. intend holding Festival in Mrs. llol
fngsworth's Grove, on the Plank Road, one
mile north Of the town, on the Fourth Of
July.
The public exercises of the day will be the
reading Of the Declaration of Independence,
and Speeches appropriate to the occasion,
nterspcrscd with Music 10y fine Brass Band.
Dinner will be provided for Il large number
of guests, and pains will be taken to insure
every ticket hosdcr good dinner, free from
annoyance.
The several committees pledge themselves
to leave nothing uildonc to secure the COM
fort Of all who may be present and to make
the occasion one of real pleasure.
The proceeds Of the Festival will be APP
propriated TO the furnishing of the new
church, and The ladies appeal to the people
With confidence for aid in this undertaking.
a fun programme of the arrangements will
be issued next week. BY Order of
COh. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
N. Heterogeneous will be made for
feeding Horses on the ground.
June %, 1860
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-23
Port Deposit Items.
KEPoRTED FOR THE CECIL WHICH,
PoRT DEpOSIT. June o.

PoRT DEPOSIT, June 81, 60.
Some of our farmers commenced
emitting their grass on Saturday hast. and un-
fortunately for them the earth has been well
watered and not day since favorable TO
curing properly. The wheat and corn are look
ing we'll, and, if we have no fogs followed by
hot sunshine, there will be good yield Of the
former.
Some time since an old colorcd
woman was missed and has not yet been heard
from. 1t is supposed she fell from the RATS
and passed under. The last seen Of her she
was sitting on raft, either fishing or gather
ing chips. She was addicted to drinking.
THE river men are disappearing
from among us, having disposed of their
lumber or leitit on commission; there are but
few RATS now unsold, and vessels are con-
stantly loading for Baltimore, the District and
various points on the Bay. Philadelphia has
not been represented by buyers this year and
no longer looks here for her supply.
--Our theater-gocrs have rage
for Front street; cold Drury" is ectpsed.
Busy minds are specializing whether the pre-
sent play will eventuate in tragedy or farce.
Oh, glorious Democracy, nnwashed and inter
rifiedI Apostles Of Jefferson, soldiers OF
Jackson, lovers Of the Constitution, Clay C!D
and the spoils, " resquicscat in pace -