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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-05-04
DOCTOR WHITTIER

regularly. hired Physician, frcn, the M-dirarr.e
lere Of tanada. Toronto, as his Diploma which
hangs in his Office, win show dated ISIS where ALI
who rec i've honnrs are by law ohIged to study five
moi rs II! the WEST, two short winter terms Of ~
weeks zach. Dr. hitler has made Chronic rsis-
eases the study Of his iif>, and hasa Eninn-wids
reputation having hefr longer lnoated u ~. Louis
than any other Chronic Disease Physician.
Mrch OF his practice has bern of private nature.
! syopiis. 6annrfhra elect Structure, all Urnary
Diseases Syphntic Mercual Affections ~ sas
rLroat, skin ar Bones; 0rchi,is, Hernia Rup-
tsrr also The effects Of Solitary Habit ruinous 10
Body and and producing tlotehes, debility, impo-
ttncy, dizziness OF sight, confusion Of ideas, evil
forshoding, aversion to society, loss Of a,ory
Weakness 81 not all these In any case Tut all
occnrring frequently III yHrions cases.
s.sg AceoDiis o'laiions annie charges moder ate =,
cures gauraatced. Consultations by letter or at
ohic., free. Most be properly treated
without Anfntciyiew, aud medicines secure FROM
observations sent by mail No hinirance to busi-
ucss in most cases. Address Box 392. st.. Louis
Mo. Ilours-SA A. NJ TO s II. NJ. Unre pernan 9 ntlv
located at 10 ST. Charles ST., between Sixth and
seventh, one square South Of Linde Hotel, rstlr
ed spot In the centre OF the city.
CONSULATE n ros ms, ard CONS fer the ace omoda-
ton oil such patients as require daily personal at
tion.
EvERYRODy
Can get In a sealed letter envelope my Theory,
Sympi ons asd Treatment of Nervous, Urinary and
Sexual Diseases, CLEARLY delneating athe diseased
conditions, with full Sym tom Lists for two three
for Ladies, relating te Disease OF Puberty enstrux
tion and Pregnancy, Sc
By the use Of these lists. patients at !. distance.
can answer the same questions that scientific phy-
stefan would ask alta personal interview and in
many cases much better. as they would have more
time for reflection He keeps a Systematic record
Of all his practice 1.-THE mptons the drugs used
quantity used time OF using, &C., and the expert.
ence thus gathered Is treasured In these records
He avoids the use Of mercury poisonous drugs
succeeds better by judisious alton or rene
dies. mostly vegetable. SS-l6-6m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
AMBER OIL,

which pure hatt Is used in lis crude by per-.
in the vicinity for illuminating purposes.
This oil losses only about 90 Tor cent IN refining 1t
las also been tesed by maehinis in Philadelphia aud
found equal 10 the best sperm oil for ublcatns pur-
poses Selling readily at -! PER barrel.
Tract No. . lease Of o for the term Of 10 years
with royalty ofthreeoighths situated upon tho My ers
Farm, Big whlteley Creek Green County, Pa
This tract Is we'll timberei and Is undsrlaii with
large vein Of btuminous coal with quite number OF
banks already openeiJ both Of Mheh the Company have
full privilege II using free Of charge to carry on their
operations This tract is short distance above Maple
Town.
Tho Whitley Geek Oil Company, near Maple Town
has atruek good win Of oil and Is preparing to pump
Mi john u. Williams our Superintendent, has On
gagged men, and Is vigorously prosecuting the work, with
the machinery all the property. lie Is putting
Que we'll down aud has conmuAe cod a second.
We have ordered the machinery for third which will
he delivered by the 18th instant.
10000 shares only offered Tor sale, alargs portion
of which Is already subscribed.
subscriptions received at the Banking House Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
Houses FOR SALE,

Aesk6. la Market Streat-stote aud Dwelling below
Tn secOnd street; Au excellent business Ataud.
Uu lu shipley slfeet t-fhree story brick dwelling
above Filth sttvet. 20 feet front 30 faet dsep.
10 seventh stTert-rwo three story brick dwellings be-
low Lombard street sO, two three story biek Dwell
lnss Nos. biB aud sis West Seventh street
10 Second slreeA three story brick dwelling between
RTsAch aud Walnut Streets might be msde good busi
ness stand.
In Taiua stTset-A large three story brick dwelling,
with all the modern improvements No. III Tatna St
Bullling Lota-A desirable property at the corner Of
Tn rd aud fraueh Streets suitable either tor building
lots on a site Tor manufacturing establishment Foi
JOHN McLEAR SON,
Ap2i No. lit Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
Auction Sale of Condemned
Horses.
QrAsTEsNAsrzA dsysRAts orscg.
49, IN. -.

QrA.TERNAsrEA dgSgEAts orfcE
tfasr DivtI0s,
WAsa sSf0y CiTT, April 20. lsJi.
VIII be sold at pnblie auction To tho highest bidder,
al the time aud places nanrd bolSw. VIZ
BALTIMORE, MAINLAND THURSDAY, MAY 4lh,
lst5.
CARLISLE, pLNNsY.yANIA, THURSDAY, May Ii,
MIlMiNurON, DeLAwAWR, THURSDAY, May 49,
ls65
rlTrsBuR1H, rtNNsYLyANIA. FRIDAY, May sc
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
at zach place.
These horsSs have been eondsmuei as unlt Tor the
Cavalry ,etvice oi the Army
For road aud farming Lurpfs.s many p,aa lar,liDs
may be had.
Horses cold sin,ly saes to cummsues At lu A. NJ
Tvin narA,h Ia United States currency.
JAMks A. ERlN,
irsve mig ton. in charge First Division Y NJ. O %.
hiayytsl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
Dividend.

ofrtE DELAWARE Flas IN4uRAycs CoxpANr
WiLMiNGIoN, May q, 1865.
The Directors ct tho Delaware lire Insurance Com.
rany have this day declared their eightuth dividend
hut PR cfH' Tor tho last six mouths, ptyable Il the
tloekh1ldtf or their Legal representatives., ON and after
Tue 10Th inst st their tthce. No. tO Market stree.
mayy-4t JOHN MGLEAH, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
OFFICE,
No. % South Third Street.
PHILADELPHIA. pa.

Ihr property Of this Company e9n4iats u A. acres OF
valuable ,ii territory which u more b5rny space
than Is owned by mauy sompAuiss of lOuO Aerss aud
situated upon the Dunkaid aud Dls Whitley Creeks
Green County, FvnnaylYauiA.
Tract Ne. l. lease u Tor term OF % years
wllha royalty Of Ouy onvsighh, situated upon thu
celebrated Robert Maple Farm, Duhkati Creek, utssn
County reunsy yvanla aud in close proximity to tho
famed Wyliv, Continental ST. clair aud kramer Wells
These wells hcng ownldby private Artie Of their
stock has been before the public bu. Nei knonu
to need speesl mention.
most remarkable feature OF the Maple Farm il the
iact that we'll has been bored upon to The depth
Of fom 900 to dOJ est, without producing OIL aud all
that has ~ far been obtained Il the celebrated
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
NO 4 lis a Lot Adioininn

tha last describe property, fronting -U9 feet t.,
AMI 10 iiut on another.
Coataiaieg l27 Sqipff Pereh@, more i.'s
rapableof tsin idvarneu.u.i, ditiiui inioa Ua4
lAt ct valuable Buidins luis
TERMS OF SAlE;-The terms 80 sale pres Robot o.
the y urer are, onehrl H tiu iu' eh1s nuu. tn i'
piid IN easi an The iaY u sale; cue th.td 10 SIS anl IT,
ruaindeT in Twelve ntli- ftau. The 5ay . rhs A-
grdt' payment ear interest fis the isy ci tln
to te secured by ihc hond Of ihu purchaser Wl tioy-
security
\. B-We are rrlufst,l -t,tr that au lrfan s,n.t
can he made with lne oi the Leiis cf Il. nls, E,,
by which lsrec pr poiilcu o' the purchase nes n
remain as mortgage IN tue property, ii dit'i hs ii
rurelas Z.
Ne sale to commence Al O'clock, +. ST. rr,c'1ly
JAMES y McCuLLlVGn.
FREDERICK STUMP,
JANIS H.. GRrCAL
Ilst4as,
uly5.5t Ek'tn. Many aud
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
CHICKERING'S PIANOES.

% 0OO sold New Ware Rooms, entrance. Art Gallery
Of wsnd,r)th Taylor y Brown, vi Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia. NM. DJTTON.
mu94t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
One Gent Reward.

Walked away too lazy to run from the suLsuIlh
h0nAs Smith, apprentice To the Morocco business.
having about one ysAr He Is about teut luches
high dark hale, and has downward, sulky look All
psisons heby noiihsi Of tbs last aud cautioned
AgAinst harborng employing hun while he owes tue
svt,lse STEPHEN POkrLES,
2l4 West Fourth street,
may24tw Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
Wholesale and Retail.

Tue most complete s-ottmsht aud best quality aud
hy les OF Ladies Misses and Chidrens Hoop skiTts
the eiiy. IN 90 al our Own Mskso are gotten up
pIusalY to meet the wAuts II tfTst lass RtIl Ttoir,
ebt Aeng all tho aud dJsifabe ltS silss hs
AMI size waists, trail plain kkifts from ~ 70
nprings tuin ~ To a. hehss lung. aud 2l4, 2iS 2
~ q = a. AMI . yaids around thr bttol making
tnaa hundtol varieties Tor L4iss, 10 Misses and
Chlirrus skirts bey0ad all pstiton all that
are aie by have stamp GU the Md pad "Ho pkius
Hoop Skift Asuuiaetoiy No t2s Ach sussi, Fhladsl-
phis and are WairAnlsd 10 give saiistsetOn.
Hf- Agents tor the New Flsxihle' skirt the most
pllzhs Hoop SHIRT nads. elusl ~ Bfadley's duplex
Elliptic skirt, aud at mu Ii lower prizes.
Aso, constantly IA receipt ot full assortment OF good
Eastern inside skltts which bsieg sold at very low
prices Kid pad aud netaid fastened 10 springs S. IL
- springs 81 o. % sprugs 81 ie 20 springs 81 70 aud
~ % nss tU skirts made tn order. altered aud re-
iAiuing cataogus OF Styles lengths sizes aad prices,
vt Or addr. IS by mall hclosng stamp tr postsgs,
HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT MANuFACfORY,
MARI SIN No. G2S Arch Street. philade lphia.'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
TO Purchasers of Organs, Me
lodeons, or HaImoninms.

Every ono having sny thought Of purchasing an In
ramsnt OF this class al any tuturs time should
send tor one OF Mason and ismilns Cabnst organ
Cileuais which will 10 seut to any address entirely
fso VI expense This circular Contains much niorlnA
which will be useful to every pnrehaser Ut sush an
instrument, such articles On "HOw to Judge ~ =
Musical Instrument, "lHtuTY VI tho organ, "Hstofy
u Reed instruments" 81. g..
Adde'S, MASON BhOllIHRS.
40 broadway, Now Noik,
Oi MASON q HAMLIN. .g7l Washington ttset, Boston
WatBgt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
OYSTERS lN EYERY sTYLE,

as we'll as all the DELtc lUlEs OF Tuf SEASON. The
proprietor will endsavOr 10 nahe the Crystal saloon
model establishment, At which gtntlsuen can procure
every Luxury In ihs shape Of EATING aud DRlNhlNi,
fair prizes and be areommodAt,d promptly. lle invites
the old customers OF the silloa 10 give hll call
uEORuE n. KELLER.
Wilmington, May 9th, Is5-).Im.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
DIVIDEND.

BkSkof 9rLAWAKt,
NILNis.Ies, MAY ~. i-t5,
The pir.cturs have tAp. iay declared dividend OF
twelve ioar- per shAlv. ir SIX ier cent .e tlo lat
sis month";, payable to the solkh l.us hcii legal
rpptet tantstiyrs on or ailcr tbs T. tn instant
They havs also declared ,xtia dividend % uiesen
dollars pr share, payable At thu tine, etas of
uuiieI States taXes Hy urtet
s Floyd,
May 1t l-h!of.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
prntnatnnt Fnisnnnnl nnnuentlnn-

The seventy y-hnh annual Convention Of tile Protestant
Episcopal Church In tho biueass Ut Delaware, will h1
hoden In 81. Paula Church, ueorgetowu. the dst
Wednesday 9th day) OF June, at o'clock, A. NJ.
4. NJ. CURTIS,
mAyj Secretary ol CUuyt uliUu.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16

near the Catholic Church, IN Ektuu ~ II .t trout ana
running back Ter part ut its width i4l ite' the
nalldsr 9s ieet from lie ifout luite th npi wei s
FRAME DOUBLE DWELLING. nearly new, 81 i-i ftt
'front.' by the depth, two stories sut nu i tl ~
and containing five rooms In zach division.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Tho partnership heretofore existing between George
T. Roller an r. H. Hail, under the rm of Hall Keller,
is this DAY dissolved by mututl consent Tho business
Of the old firm will be s.ttled by Jorge 7. Keller.
HEO. T. KELLEk,
II. HALL,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS,
CoDartnorship Notice.

OUYtIA NIIUN 5ENIE ANVIIONs
The undersigned have formed copartnsrship und
the title VI hTAPLRH WOODS ron, f1r the t,sn eatlon
| man BuildiugJ :. Corner fIith aud Market ,nssts
v Ninlugtou Del JOHN sTApLtR
Alril4-lm ADRIAN X. ToJLsIoE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
Election.

BsNE or btIAwAE
WitMiNdtny AaN ~. lfG,
St olhnllers ia tils Institution here nptifi
that election nr lhe eho,o Ol niu- nIut To-
fur lhc ttnuug y,et, will o.. iri At ih,t, i;.uArs
House On hulady, ihu hist d,y ui JnH0 nrNt aWe.u
The h uis II Two aud n,r o,l.rA, L.
Hy orirl 5 tiuND.
May 5lt Cr,nsi.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
MANSION HOUSE

which i, handsome FRAME DWELLING. ii Al s nav.
" by ~ iee' "a sufrs high, wiih pofp ia ni, aai
baeh building "a by 90 tar alttAsd Also sii l'ath
Ani all this ether he. .ary ont huildiu47
Also d BRICK ilbusE nov occupied hy ths t-uaut 80
~ 70 feet, ~ ttf-s high, in fisis h.,k hUns-
Aln smother Hsn, CsuiARe lluu-e. Mrtt linnsu. 81
TLete sire alsu two SMALL HOUSES OF ihls itul-rs
ty suitable for ths ac.onaistiu oi the ttu hania ant
their auilllts
lhs puprriy isWiihiu six milcantth Delaware Htl-
road al hidditOWn, aud Within three ol tl- t.nA NJ
Chesapeake CITY aud tho Landings the iaheint ki,e
aud Is eolVsuient L. Churches schools, lis s,li.ut
Tue very tesi natural duty, AMI hss beuu npi,ssl ~
several dressings Of liHIe AtVsslh,r this h. lir
valuable iarm likely ,uRe in tie LiatAei Ia &C. ei
tonniy Tor yeais All affords rare chance ~ niaAe
good luVeslIurut
Tue above descr rd rroretywill he ou rcd as Nho4
and afterwards u iwu paf,sl aud tVlin Viii wsy
the ltus ees may a. Hin VI Il slNtut s-shn
plot oi the "folr pr.peiy ~ aus tie lta4 ii %.
vi-i uAl iiue between the twn lAte H. ana thr ,niA
gf land IA eaeh. aai he Asluf. Tie isy a ,l
ny applying ustLrr ot ihr uudetasust IL .aii
pateeis the rslti way through the out.r e 500 iunei
parcel will b- trssrsct,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
NO. 80.
TRUSTEES SALE,
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Cecil County, Md.

A mi - By virtue OF a necfeeo. the ''F nl'
~ 49, Court fur Cecil County. 10 Chahee'Y'
~ akma16 the under, sued. TiH7'" " u, ca
f&T pt Sc at luh ic SAFE Al the ant li"V77
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
Tuesday, The s3d day Of May, lsOj,

all tue Real Estate whereof BshJlm w l1H' tsl
dlad seized, Consisting OF the iullHwinE pal1e'.
M l, Ii very valuable ani highly imw"ved ""
lilns Bohemia Mannr heW 81 Au-U,ims 90 ~
Nuualy. hl rumlAiMlmg. ly A .mtYey jnsl " az,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
No. ? is Half an Acre Of Ground
No 8 is a Lot of Ground

10 St Aueusiine. improved hy a u5le hE1ch pW /
LiAG, 20 by - tee, tmi stviits hi4h
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16
3lG ACRES,

n which Hfty acres upwards e"Vtiei Wdh $50
valuable Timber aud the raulauier Z. Hbder e'i Wy
tlVati"n and highly piodnativv. The irncrnf i' -
gg.1. am lls llnnL.I am amt : -.-l.ai % ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-16

ully5.5t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25
1Jlr0.

LEWIS. Nov. GOTH ELIZABETH IsAAcs,
| in the 39th year of her age.
| THOMAS Port Deposit. on the 10TH
instant. EII2ABErn ANN. conSor of John
A. Thomas, in the sd year of her age
MAGEE. AT the residence of his father,
in North East, on the 10th inst. john 0.
MAGE. son Of j. B. Magec, in the 2lst
year Of his age.
Much might be said in praise of this wor.
thy young man. All who knew him loved
him, and while his afflicted family and friends
mourn his loss. they are satisfied that their
loss is his gam He was confined to his
bed but twelve days but suffered very much.
Among his papers were found the following
beautiful lines from Byron:
" THAT HIGH WORLD
If that high world, which lies beyond
Our own. surviving love endears;
If there the cherished heart be found,
The eye the same, except the tears
How welcome those untrodden spheres!
How sweet this very honr to die
To soar from earth and find all fears
Lost in thy light Eternity!
1t must be so; It's not for self
That we can tremhle on the brink;
And striving to o erleap the gulf.
! Yet cling to Beings severing link.
Oh! in that future let us think
To hold each heart the heart that shares,
With them the immortal waters drink,
And soul in soul grow dcathess theirs
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The Bounty Money,

The Cecil Uemocrat, under this head saws
it don't 'denounce the County Commits sion
ers for lcvying money to pay bounties to the
soldiers, but the ''Court House clique for
pocketing the money themselves" To prove
this another lie, we will not rake up Demo.
cratic antecedents to show that they wished
in place of bounties, that the soldiers might
receive ''hosptablc graves at the bloody
hands of their Southern brothers, but call
attention to the Levy List, in which the
amount of tax levied is set forth and every
item of expenditure accounted for with the
name of the party given who received it.
WEI The Democrat point out the amounts
pocketcd by those hobgobblin robbers? VIII
it find some soldier who has not received all
the bounty promised and levied for him p
viii it take the amount Of assessible prop
erty in the county, calculate the amount of
tax raised, and deduct the sundry expendi-
lures set forth infinitely on the levy list, and
ascertain what amount has been swallowed
up by this modern Bell and the Dragon p
The Democrat owes this to the public it has
been trying to brighten with hue and cry
of corruption of the Union party. 1t owes
it to itself; for the people doubt the veracitv
Of that journal, and want some proofs of its
confident declarations. These charges are
all easily proven if true f; and if not proven
The Democrat, we fear, will stand convicted
of willful lying. This would be very dis,
tasteful to the heightened gentleman" or
gan which plumes itself the modern Ches,
terfeld, and eschews Billingsgate and vul-
garisms, as an elephant does tobacco You
are good at asserting-let us see what you
can d. at proving.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25

character too pure TOR its Infamous Sian
ders." Point out some of those false
hoods and tell your readers whose character
We have "slandered," Mr.. Democrat.
We don't brag to our readers about ad-
ministerng ''castieations' to great awk-
ward overgrown BOBBY" but we DO it: nor tell
them The Democrat is filthy sheet for
whose pages ''no falsehood is too great. -"
and ''no character too pure for its infamous
SANDERS but we just prore those things upon
it, which is the better way.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25
The Mason s. 7Eaimlsn Cabinet

Organs for different styles, adapted To sacred
and secular music. for $50 to $500 each
TllIRTI-FlE t. GOLD or SILVER MEDALS,
or other first premiums awarded them. Illus
rated catalogues iioe. Address MASON &
ii\MiIN, BosTo*. OF MASON BROTHERS,
NEW-loRk. >ept Q. lS65-ly
Sy bet'hs and N.tri1 .r" inserted in this papc.
without charge, ht uh' rE,r; ritG.r IA prose verse.
must b" pnit y, IN ADVANCE ~ the rate Of cent per
word for pros" aud two "ertS for poetry, in order to-
secure publication.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25
lilorric0.

REED-nARRlS.-On the 10Th inst. by
the Rev. G. l.. Schaflcr, at the residence
OF the brides parents. near Perryvilc,
Thomas NJ. REED and RACHEL r. HARRIS,
both of this county.
SlMPERS- McIAUGH.--In EIkton. on
the 22d inst, by the Rev. NJ. d. Kurz,
GEORGE W. SHIPPERS, of Cecil county. and
SAlIIE E. McNAuGH, of Cecil, formerly
of Bucks county, Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25

GopEY's LADY Book. We have received
the December number of this celebrated
fashion magazine. 1t is rich and varied in
completes the volume, and now is the most
favorable time for new subscribers to begin
The Book when bound, makes one of the
most desirable volumes for the centre table.
II is al wsvs ultra ctive.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25
STEAMER COMMERCE

IT, n Leave Port Deposit at II o'clock NJ, Mon
sssIITf q days for Philadelphia touching Bettertnn
sand Landings Elk River, arriving in
Philadelphia, Tuesday mornings. Leave Philadelphia,
on Wednesday afternoons, at , o'clock, for Wilson's
Point, arr,isg Thursday mornings. Leave Wilson's
Point, Thursday mornings IL O'clock for Phiadel-
phia arriving Fridays. Leave Philadelphia on Satnr
day afternoons at O'clock for Port Deposit, arriving
Sunday mornings.
OCT ci issa--f ABTLI RTES, Agent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25
Deputy Commissioner.
To JAMES PELHAM, Esq,
Assessor ID District. Cincinnati. Ohio

We clip the following on &" locals -
from the Howard county Record The
reader will substitute Wing for Record, and
consider the article ours:
Locals. Every subscriber to the Record
expects. weekly, to see the local columns
illed with interesting local intelligence. no
matter whether anything occurs worthy oi
notice or not. And if any thing should occur
beyond the editor s cagle-eyed observation
he is expected to be conversant with the
facts. An editor is not an omnprcsent be
ng. Hence it should not be expected of
him to have IA knowledge Of everything that
tranSpres in the county Some person :
child, we learn, was burnt severely, some-
where in the county. and was attended bv
som" physician. Again, some man, some
where, within the limits Of Howard county.
had his i g broken in several places; which
leg it was, who the man is for certainty and
how he met with the accident, we have not
been informed. And again we have heard
that some man had one Of Ills arms broken
which arm it was, how it occurred-whethcr
he fell down and hamped on it, or was
kicked by horse. mule or COW, we were not
informed. 1t will, also, he seen by an adver-
tiscment that the members of Triumphant
Division. No. IS. 5. of T., of Elkridge
Landing return their thanks to the citizens
of the village for their untiring energy in
cXtinguishing the flames of the Hall of said
Division. The gentleman sending us the
advertisement took it for granted that we
knew all about the circumstances how the
fire originated, whether the building was
seriously damaged. and if it was insured,
&C., or he would have sent us the particulars
1t is every mans duty. who has an inter
est in the welfare Of the Record. to forward
us all items Of interest Transporting in their
immediate neighborhood 1t would be quite
an accommodation to us, make our paper
interesting and in the end prove beneficial
to those who consent to do sotor they
will thereby acquire habit of writing. We
are not able to pay salary for local cores,
pondents, but will offer to all who will favor
us with local items occasionally, the Record
gratis, and will pay for thc'pcns, ink, paper,
envelopes, and stamps. used in such cores
pondence. We desire to make the Record
an interesting local paper, and it can only be
successfully accomplished by its readers
favorng us in this particular.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25

EmE.-A fire broke out in the driving
room Of Lords factory, four miles from Elk.
ton, one day last week, but was fortunately
discovered and extnguished before any
serious damage was done.