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Registration of Voters.

very important work to be accomplished
by the present legislature, is the passage of
Il law to carry into effect the second section
of the new Constitution, in reference to the
registration of the names of voters The
loose system Of franchise which has been,
and still is, in vogue in this State. should
give way to one that has for its object the
guarding more etfectually the sacred rights
of the ballot box.
This law will become in future of more
pressing importance than ever before, under
the provisions of the new Constitution, found
in section 4, which says that no person who
has at any time been in armed hostility to
the United States, or has in any manner aided
the rebellion, shall be permitted to vote at
any future election in the State. 1t is fact
patent to all, that many of the slave coun-
ties are governed in their local department
by party who have been in hearty sympa-
thy with the rebellion, and many of the citi-
zens will be justly DISTINGUISHED if This law
is properly carried out. But if the appoint
ment OF registering officers is conferred on
the county authorities of the State, registra.
ton will become farce in these counties and
the rankest rebels be permitted to vote, side
by side, with those who, having served out
term of enlistment in the rebel army.
sneaked back under the sheltering folds of
the old flag, perhaps with a rebel discharge
in their pockets, as a badge of "honor'' to
exhibit among their secession friends. Let
the legislature retain the power of appoint
ing registers throughout the State, and see
that no secessionist or white livered Union
man edges his way into that position
Let those learn, who adopted treason as a
sentiment, and INDUCED the secession dream
of fashionable chivalry, that lifetime is not
too long to rest under the political ban of a
felon for perpetrating the crime of treason.
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SOMETHING NEw.-The chronological

ooMETHINd NEW.-Ihe phrenologlcal
lecture, by DR.. Fl. j. Brown, colored lee
turer from Baltimore city, notice of which
was published in last weeks Wig, was de-
livercd in the Court House, on Tuesday
evening last, to the intense disgust, no doubt
of the thrcad-bare remnant of the negro oil
garchy, the flag ends, rag-tag and bob-tail of
secession. The lecturer was introduced by
W. P. Ewing, Esq, and opened his remarks
by proclaiming that he was representative
of the depressed colored race, and that his
efforts were an appeal to the whites as well
former for aid in lifting the latter from igno
rance, Incidence and degradation which
have borne down that race, promising that
whomsoever shall bestow good, to him shall
it be returned and to the latter the lecturer
appealed exhorting them to put forth their
utmost efforts to deserve aid and encourag-
ment from the whites by cultivating habits
of industry, frugality, and all the virtues of
good citizenship.
The subject of the lecture was phrenology,
and after the DEPRESSION, in his opening re-
marks, the lecturer confined himself princi-
pally, to his subject, which lie seemed to be
thoroughly master of, pointing out the loca-
ton of the different organs of the human
brain, explaining their uses and abuses a. la
phrenologicaly.
The Doctor, as he remarked, stood be-
tween the Caucasian and Ethiopian races,
being composed of both, belonging exclu-
sively to neither. The Caucasian evidently
predominates leaving the Ethiopian only to
manifest itself in the tint of his skin, which
is bright yellow. His voice was very soft
and melodious, with no accent in it to betray
his affinity to the dark race, his manner easy
and graceful, while he had at ready command
fund of refined and expressive language,
that the best public speakers would not de-
spise.
After the lecture several heads were ex-
anlned among the white portion of the au-
dience, and from the ready skill with which
he delineated character and pointed out the
leading traits in those Of his subjects, it was
manifest the lecturer was well educated in
his profession.
The audience was not large, and the sum
realized for the benefit of the Elkton Colored
Church was not, we fear, remarkably large.
The Doctor has permit or protection ere
dentials from Gen. Wallace, authorizing him
to travel through the State and lecture for
the benefit and elevation of his race, by ap-
pealing to the whites for aid and encourage
ment, and exhorting the colored to enter.
prise, learning and habits of industry
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Peace.

The Winter air is filled with rumors of
Peace, which float round on every side like
fast-falling snowfakes. Rebel Peace Com
missioners, Messrs. A. H. Stephens, Vice
President of the Rebel "Confederacy," R.
M. 7. Hunter and j. A. Campbell, arrived
within our lines, on Wednesday last, and
President Lincoln left Washington at IL
o'clock, on the I'd inst, to join Secretary
Seward, at Fortress Monroe, where, It is re-
ported, the Rebel Peace Commissioners were
to be met. What will come of this Peace
talk, another week, perhaps, will reveal. A
little more Sherman and Grant diplomacy
will bring white winged peace, if the Rebel
deputation does not.
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Administrators Sale
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

w hitcoAN AL hNI IL IL
TN pursuance of an Order Of the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county, the undersigned.
as Administrator Of the estate of b. W
Harris. DECEASED: will sell at Public Sale, at
his late residence, on Bohemia Manor, near
st. Augustine, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 22nd INSTANT,
the following Goods, chattlcs and personal
effects, the property of the deceased All
The Household Furniture,
consisting of Sofa, Setee, Chairs, Tables
Rocking Chairs. Sideboard, Book. case.
Books, Maps, Beds, Mattresses, Bedding,
Bureaus, Looking Glasses, Wash stands
Ingram Carpeting (scveral scts,) Stair Car
pet, Wardrobe, Cooking Stove, Dishes, &c.
Two Carriages, one lot Of Harness, Sleigh,
Grain Fan, Corn Shelter, one Bay ~
Horse. two Mlch Cows, Wagon and I'm
Ox-Cart Also, the Wheat in the LA
Ground, and lot Of Timothy and Glover
Hay.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of twenty
dollars and under to be paid in cash on de-
livery of the property. All sums over
twenty dollars to be secured with negotiable
Note, including interest, payable in six
months from date, with surety, or to be paid
in cash on the delivery of the property, at
the option Of the purchaser.
DySu!e to commence at ~ O'Clock N.
j. Il. MCCULLOUGH,
S. BURNS. Auctoneer. Administrator.
Feb 4, l865-ts
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Beware Of the Draft.

SAMUEL M. ENOS, a regular licensed
~ Substitute Agent for the States of Mary
land and Delaware, makes the following pro-
position. All persons depositing the sum of
2'5 Dollars will, if drafted and NOT exempt,
be furnished with acceptable Substitutes.
Deposits can be made with Hooper u
johnson, Salisbury, Md; Hon. Edward Long,
Princess Ann; Hon. John R. Franklin, Snow
Hill. The money not to be paid over until
the party is relieved from the present draft
or substitute put in for three years. All
persons drafted are to report at Easton for
examination.
For further information apply to GEORGE
NJ. RUSSUM, Esq, my Attorney, Denton.
Md. Feb !, 1865
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THE ATLANTIC.-Ther February number

THE ATLANTIC.-The February number is
excellcd by none Of its predecessors in interest,
and with the array of talent that contributes to
its pages the Atlantic must maintain its supre-
macy over other works of its kind while it
retains its present corps of writers. A new story
is commenced in the present number Of the
Atlantic by the author of Revcries of u Bach
bers. Price for single subscription "a per an
mum. Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The February
number is fully equal to that of January, and
passes last months plate. The steel-plate, 1.-THE
s., Hath Eve," is beautiful picture. Cooley,
while cateri,s for the taste of his fashion-loving
subscribers with IN enthusiasm peculiar to the
Book, keeps an eye as well to the literary de-
partnlent of the work. Mrs. +. F. El,ot, Miss
Frost, Marion Harland, and other popular wri-
tiers contribute to this department of the maya
zine. Price, $3per year. L. A. Cooley, Phila-
dclph,a.
PETERSON. have Peterson for February
with its pleasant stories and attractive Fashion
plates, and for its price the publishers supply
one of the best literary and fashion magazines
of the day. Price, ~ year. Address Peter
sons Magazine, 3O6 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE-The February
number of this excellent family magazine is
filled with its usual variety of stories, poetry,
SC. The admirers of Mr.. Arthur will find
story from his pen, Nothing for Peace" A
number of articles by other writer's will also be
found entertaining. Price, 81 year. T. S.
Arthur g. Co., 1913 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
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LATEST STYLES OF GOODS
NOTICE.

William II. Knock I
Anna f.. Nansant Ara In the Circuit Court
Rebeeca Nansant, Mary for Cecil county In
Louisa NanSant and Or. chancery.
Samuel V. Mace, Adj
ministruor of Hamilton
NJ Vansant, deceased. J
ORDERED, This second day of February,
" eighteen bundled and sixty-tive, that the
sale made and reported by Reuben IIaines
Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate of the
above-namcd Defendants, be ratified and con-
tirmcd, unless cause to the contrary thereof he
shown on or be!uc the sixth day OF April, next;
provided, a copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed at Elkton, once week
for one month before the eighth day Of March,
next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
81 AGO. CliAS. III. HAINES,
True copy test, Clerk.
ClAS. ii. HAINES,
Feb 4, 1S65-Im Clerk
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BAUGH's SUPER PHOSPHATE or LIME.-The
advertisement of the manufacturers of this val
liable Fertilizer will be found in the Tie Whig
1t appears to be steadily gaining favor among
farmers which is a guarantee Of the superior
excellence of the manure.
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SALE

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the
w residence of the subscriber, one mile
west of Brick NJ. House. Cecil county, Md.
on the 4th day WEDNESDAY, the 18th of
End month (FEBRUARY), 1865, the follow
ing described Personal Property, viz:
-aaYEsSz92 Yoke of Oxen, (No. of which
sV&xtg are large and superior working
EU cattle, No. Yoke is young and
handsome); handsome Attorney Bull l
yearling Bull, half AIderney 3 IN -..N
good Mich Cows, of them will ~NEAll
be in profit SOON; l good two ~ W IT
horse Power and Thrasher, Crooks pat
term; good Farm Wagon, suitable for two
or four horses good Hay Bed, Ox.Cart,
l Roller, l Horse Rake, Flows, Harrows,
Scythes and Grain Cradles, Double and Sin
gle Trees, pair of good Spread Chains.
Also, Hay by the Ton, and 1000 Bundles
ofCorn Fodder by the bundle. Lot Of Pota-
toes by the bushel.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, consisting of 2
pairs of Bedsteads, l square Cupboard,
corner Cupboard. large Chest with draw
ers, large and small Spinning Wheels, 2
Stoves, and many other articles not men
toned.
Rsg~ Sale to commence at IL o'clock NJ,
when the Conditions will he made known,
and attendance given by
JOSEPH MARTINDELL.
SAMUEL Burns, Auctioneer.
Feb 4, lS65-ts ..
N. BAT the same time and place, will
offer my Stallion JOHN PRIAM, rising 6
years old; has been worked in single and
double harness. WN. Fl. SIDWELL,
Feb I, 1860. Owner.
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CECIL Draws A PRIzE.-On the 18th

CECIL Draws A PRIZE.-On the 18th
ult., the Senate proceeded to divide the
members into two classes one half to serve
for two years, and the other half for four
years,-as directed by the new Constitution.
The counties drawing the four years term
were Cecil, Caroline, Hartford, Howard,
Baltimore, Frederick, Carroll, Washington,
Dorchester, Kent, Somerset and Calvert
Seven Union and five Democrat.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The Bat

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The Bat.
tie Swamp property, in this county, was sold
on Tuesday last, by W. j. Jones, trustee, to
Theodore l.. Marshall, for $1,000. The
property consisted of l0S acres of land
The improvements are a store and tavern
house: with necessary out-buildings.
On Wednesday, Reuben Haincs, trustee,
sold the property of the late Hamilton NJ.
Vansant, containing about u acres, to the
widow of the deceased, for Sl4OO.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be a special meeting of the
l. Orphans Court on TUESDAY next, the
9TH inst. G. Is. CUTLER,
Feb Al lSt5--lw Register
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At Private Sale.

CTORE HOUSE AND LOT, situated at
y Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md. For
particulars inquire of JOSHUA HYLAND, at
the place. Terms made easy. Possession
given 25th Of March, 1865.
Feb 4, lSSl-bw
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H1-The Constitutional amendment has
been ratified by the Legislatures of Rhode
Island, Illinois and Michigan.
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100 Acres and 3 RoOds.

more or less, situate about 2 miles from
Elkton. on the east side of the road leading
from the latter place to Blue Ball, and adj.
joining lands OF Mrs. Cantwel S. Miller,
and that formerly owned by Col. S. Hol-
lingsworth. This prope ty was purchased
by S. S. MaHt from f. a. Ellis, Trustee, by
deed recorded in liber IL. II. NJ, No &,
folio ~ one of the Land Record Books of
Cecil county.
The land is well adapted to grazing or the
cultivation of grain. The soil is of excel
lent quality, and in good state of improve
ment There are good Outbuildings, and
an Apple Orchard in full bearing, on the
farm, which is under good fencing
The location of this farm being within
short distance of the Elkton depot and YES
sci and steamboat navigation on the Elk
river, thus bringing it within easy access of
the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets.
and also of the Elkton market, which is one
of the best in the county for agricultural
produce, and for obtaining all of the various
Fertilizers of the day.
The location as a residence is surpassed
by none in the county, being situated high
and healthful, and commanding a fine view
of the surrounding country; near to places
of public woi ship, schools and mills. The
common schools and the Elkton high school
affording cheap and ready means of ac-
curing thorough English education, and
preparation for collegiate course.
Tract No. 9, contains about II ACRES
OF WOODLAND, situated one mile east Of
Elkton, on Red Hill, and adjoining land of
DIR. Cooper.
THE TERMS OF SALE of the above.
described properties, as prescribed by the
DEGREES, are One. third cash on the day
of sale; one other third in six months, and
the balance in twelve months from day OF
sale. Credit payments to bear interest from
the day of sale, and be secured by Bond or
Notes of the purchaser, with approved Sc.
curity.
nA-Sale to commence to 2 clock p. NJ.
+. STUMP,
Elkton, Feb 1, 1865 It's Trustee.
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NOTICE..

TIVE County Commissioners will meet at
l. their office, in Elkton, on TUESDAY,
nth instant, to attend to such business as
may be brought before them. By order.
J. S. CRAWFORD,
Feb 4, 1065-2w Clerk.
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SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

J. b. Price sold, on Saturday last, at sheriff $
sale, the real estate of Samuel Hitchcock,
consisting Of SO acres, situated two miles
below North East, to Vincent Hammond,
for $3.50.
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WANTED.

A FARM or Tract of Land, for which the
Cash will be paid. Address Box $50. Balti
mere, Md. fDec "a
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CHANGE OF PRoPRIEToRs.-Mr. d.
Z. Burton succeeds Mr.. Il. bremen in the
business of merchandising, and makes his
debut before our citizens in this weeks Why
See his card.
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

NO. /.
A large and commodious DWELLING
HOUSE, with all the modern improv" ments,
all in good condition, with every necessary
outbuilding; with Fifteen Acres of Land :
large Lawn, beautifully laid out. This pro-
perry is situated at the east end of the town
of Elkton, on Main street. Such property
is seldom in the market, and is well worth
the attention Of any one wanting desirable
residence, combining all the advantages of
town and country. Price $4,000. Terms
accommodating.
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D. b. BURTON,
SUCCESSOR TO
THOMAS .DRENNEN.

SUCCESSOR TO
THOMAS 'DRENNEN,
THE subscriber having leased the large Store recently
occupied by THOMAS DRENSEN, Opposite the Court
House) and bought his Stock. to which he has made
extensive additions by recent purchases in the large
cities. prepared to offer to the citizens of Elkton and
the vicinity. complete assortment Of the
LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
BY keeping li'rgc and well selected Stock IF Goods
and by strict attention to business and the wants Of the
c"n+tlny he hopes To deserve share of the patronage
80 largely bestowed upon hi predecessor
d. 4. BURTON.
social NOTlCE.-IIung business relation with
Some Of the most extensive Houses in Baltimore and
Philadelphia shall be enabled tn fill with satisfied ion
and ~ short notice, all orders for articles not found In
our stock
CARD OF MR. TH0S. DRENNEN.
7. DRESNEN returR. his most sincere thanks to MI
OF his old friends and customers and hopes the
liberal patronage may be EXTENDED to his
Elkton, Feb t. lSG1
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NOTICE.

Margaret NJ. Taylor. Y
next friend of Byard
F. Taylor, Lydia Ann
Taylor, Anna Taylor, In the Circuit Court
and Theodore Taylor for Cecil county In
VS.. }chancery. February
Byard F. Taylor, lss, 1865.
LYDIA Ann Taylor,
Anna Taylor, Thco-
doric Taylor and Joel
Reynolds.
ORDERED, This first day of February A
~ d., 1865, that the sale made and re-
ported by William j. Jones, Trustee in the
above entitled cause, of the Real Estate of
Theodore Taylor, deceased, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be SHOWN on or before the sixth day
of April. A. D., 1865 provided, copy Of
this order be Inserted in some newspaper
printed in Cecil county, once a week for one
month before the sixth day of March, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be 81 900 90. CllAS. II. HAlNES.
True copy test, Clerk.
CHAS. II. HAINES, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
Feb 4, lSb3-lm
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Soldiers AT HoME.-Scyeral men,

bers of the 9th Reg. Nd. Vols. are at home
mel Hill. The 9th is attached to the cele-
brated fighting 9th Corps, and is fully up to
the high standard of the Corps. In the bat
ties Of the 18th of October, it was the 9th
Corps which met and routed the victorious
rebels. after they had driven the Sth and 10Th
Corps from their entertainments and when
the order was given, in the afternoon, to adj.
vance on the rebels, the 9th Corps took the
lead, and the 9th Nd, with Col Hill at its
head, was the FIRST to mount the now recov-
cred breastwtn'ks Col. Horn being wound
ed, the command of the Regiment dcvolvcd
uoon ideut. Colonel Hill, who was highly
complliiented upon the field by Gen. Wright
for the skill and bravery Of himself and his
comrades.
CHEAP PTcTUREs.-We dropped into
the Photograph Gallery of b. f. Lodore, on
Main street, Elkton, few days since, and
were shown some beautiful little pictures,
} denominated "Gem Pictures.'' These like.
nesses are very cheap and very pretty, set
composed of four, eight or twelve, being
furnished for dollar. AS they increase in
number the size of the likeness IS, of course,
decreased. The smallest size being adapted
for setting in rings, hreastpins, seals, &c.
The impression is general, we believe,
among those who are not familiar with the
art of photography, that pictures can be
taken only on clear days. Now we have au-
thoriy for pronouncing this impression to
be erroneous, and have the assurance for
saying that pictures can be taken on cloudy
and rainy days jnst as well as OF clear ones.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate,

NLAn Elm lON,
PI virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in chancery, the un-
dersigned. as Trustee. will offer at Public
Sale. at the Court House, in Elkton, on
Tuesday, tile 2stA doy IF February, 1865,
the following Tracts of Land:
No. l, consists of all that valuable Tract
of Land containing
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NO. g.

A FARM OF So ACRES, in high state
of cultivation four miles north west of the
town Of Elkton, in Cecil county: good Stone
House, with Frame Kitchen Pump of good
water at the Kitchen door; Barn, Stabing,
&C., all in good repair Well in barn. yard.
ID acres prime Woodland; balance in seven
fields, all under good fencing: with variety
of choice Fruit. Price, SIS, 900. Terms easy.
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NO. 8.

A FARM OF so ACRES, two mites east
of the town Of Elkton, in fair state of Guilt
walton :; Buildings good fencing in fair con-
dition. IL acres of Woodland balance
cleared; land we'll watcred will make either
"A good Cram or Grazing Farm. Will be
sold low.
0C-I have other Farms, ranging from 100
to 800 acres; with Houses, and Lots in the
town Of Elkton, for sale. All of which will
be shown by DANIEL BRATTON,
Real Estate Agent,
Feb 4, 1865. Elkton, Md.