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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-26
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Land 100 acres in cultivation, balance
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creek, TWO hil'es only from havigahle water
at ffn'cipi" Furnace, also station Of the
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Nd. Price, $500
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

THE Public Schools of Cecil county, under
L the new system, will be opened on the first
Monday in September, next. Teachers desiring
employment will apply to the Secretary for Per-
mits
Permits will be issued for the present to those
holding valid certificates of the last Board.
By Order. WIN. TORBERT.
aug S, lS65-Sw SccIstarv.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NV NE ~ w Els.
TIME Board of Registration for the Ninth
Il Election District of Cecil county will
meet in the
HALL, at Brick Meeting House,
for the purpose of registering the names Of
the qualified voters Of said District, on
Tuesday and Wednesday,
the Eighth and Ninth days Of august, merit,
and on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY OF
each succeeding week, until the third Wed
nesday in September, inclusive.
All persons claiming the right of suffrage
IN SAID District are hereby notified to appear
before the Board on one OF the days above
named
Per'ons Of foreign birth will be required
to exhibit their naturalization papers.
NATHAN GRIFFITH.
SUTTON SCARBOROUGH,
W. I. WARBURTON,
Registers of the Ninth Election District of
Cecil county, Md.
July %, lS65-9w
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Leaving the sum of..... 81 ,465 40
to NEE, the losses and expenses Of the current
year, commencing this day.
The claims of Mrs. II. A. Constable and Mrs.
Catherine Davis still remain in litigation but
The Board have taken measures to have an early
determination in each case.
The Board have entire confidence in the capa
city of the new table of rates to sustain the
Company, without any further resort to taxes or
extra assessments; for notwithstanding the ex-
iraordinary losses of the year the entire amount
of claims against us, including the old contested
claim of the Messrs. Allen, will be met without
cncroaching upon the receipts of the present
year, or the year commencing this day.
The pruprety of embracing within our ins,,r-
ances certain kinds of risks that have here
iotore been excluded, it is thought may properly
claim the attention Of the new Board 1t is
commended by persons, members of the company
who desire such change in the policy of the
Board, that the classes OF property heretofore
excluded would by paying a liberal premium
bring into the Treasury large sum of money
annually, while the history OF the county for the
II years we have Lceu in existence exhibits few,
if any, and comparatively small losses of pro-
perty within the excepted risks.
The philosophy OF insurance is claimed to be
the taking of all kinds OF property, provided the
coyer the risk.
The twenty years limited III ne original Act
of Incorporation being a., expire, the
Board ut its meeting III nc All ID March la,
applied to the Legislature IL IT, iast session ioi
II supplement, extending he privileges Of the
Charter, and also Tor certain other notifications
of the charter-authorzing the adoption of some
simptcd form Of issuing permits for building
and Tor repairing properly already lnsnrcd--and
also authorizing the investing Of the funds OF
the company i'll general Government or State of
Maryland Bonds, which was by the original
charter strangely prohibited. 1t will be proper
the proprety OF accepting these notifications of
the charter.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
VIM ToRBERT, President
Test: +. A. ELLIS, Secretary.
After the reading of the Report by the Secre-
tary, on motion of Jacob Tome, Esq, it WAS
Resotred, That the report of the President be
accepted and that it be printed in both the
papers of the county
On motion of Col. George X. Howard il was
Resoteed That the supplement to the Act of
Incorporation Of this Company, passed at the
last session or the Legislature, chapter 1874, be
and the same is accepted by the members OF the
company in annual mee;irg asae!nb ed, as parl
Of the chartered privileges aud obligations OF
this corporation
On motion OF James Crawford, ESQ.,, it was
ReS0l1ed, That II committee of nine members
OF this Company, one from each of the nine
Election Districts OF the county, he appointed
by the President, to whom shall be referred SO
much of the annual rcpor as relates to the pro-
prety of extending the policies of the company
to certain classes Property heretofore excluded
Whcrcupon the President appointed the fol-
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John Barber.

10HN BARRbR'5 celebrated Razors stamped with the
SSquare and Compass. which to initiate 10 penal
ofense Manufactured by stephe Martin (son-in-aw)
to the late John Barber In store and for SALE
aug 10, 1866 L. ". STAPLES.
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The Registration of Voters.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Regis
~ tiers for the 9th Election District of
Cecil county will, in pursuance of the act of
the General Assembly of Maryland, passed
March Gath, 1865, meet at the following
places ia said District, on the days herein
after named, at 8 O'Clock A. N. and set till S
o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of registering
the names OF all white male citizens, aged
II years, resident in or temporarily absent
from the District
North East, sM and sth Of august
ChdrtestOUn, 10TH and 18Th Of -
Up. Pimcipio, 22d and 23rd of L"
Harts s. House, 29th and 3Oh of "
Bay Iie,c, 5th and 9TH Of September
North East, 18Th and 18Th Of
" 4" 18th and 10th Of
Sections S, 7 and Of the Registration
Law provide:
Sec s. BE it enacted That the said officers of regis
traton shall ascertain and register the Of every
white male person resident in and Temporarily absent
from their wards election districts and
the surname and christian name shall administer
such person the oath of allegiance presribed by the
18th section Of article LIST of the constitution and the
further oath that he will make true answ ers to such
questions ~ thoy may PROFOUND to him touching his
right registration and voting and in the proper
column the fact whether such person has has not been
birth 5h the time he has resided in the city of Balti-
the county in which he is registered; 9th il
nuraliZcd the date of his final paper certificate of
naturalization. and the court, county and State whence
issued: 9TH, if disqualified the of dis
qualifications; whether uon-residence, non-age aenage
infsny lunatic or copos ments disoyalty. under
the 4L section Of article LIST Of the constitution or
bribery described in the 9th section of said article;
sth the Of qualified voters, emitting from said
columns the names Of disqualified persons and inserting
in lieu thereof the names of one witnesses by
whom the disqualification was proven If the disquali-
fyng arises from the provisions Of the 4th or 5tb
sections -: ; ID LIST article.
Sec T. B, enacted. That the officers Of registration
shall in, n,W the name IF any foreign born citizen or
resid.n' uttered III said Sth column or register of
qurlitrd ,.tI~- his naturalization papers be pro
,ucel , ID tn them and by them endorsed, with
the dat. II their exhibition, and entering in the 9Th
column the facts required in the Sd section Of this act.
Sec s. Be it enacted That it shall be the duty of said
officers of registration to enter Ia the said register
qualified voters the name of every person who shall
apply them to be registered and who shall satisfy
them that he qualified to vote under the provisions
the LIST article Of the constitution and the laws of the
State who shall prove to their satisfaction that he
will be Of age and qualified to VOTE before the
day Of the next ensuing election.
JOHNSON SHIPPERS,
ISAAC q. COLLINGS,
JAMES JOHNSON,
Registers of the 9TH Election District Of
Cecil county, Nd.
July Is, l965--i0w
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lowing gentlemen said conmittre:

On motion of Richard l.. Thomas, ESQ.,, it was
Resoired, That when this meeting adjourns it
shall be to meet again on Thursday, the 2lst
day of September, next, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. and
that the committee appointed under the last
resolution be required to submit their report ut
that adjourned meeting.
On motion of James Ford, Esq, it was
Rcsotred, That the members now proceed to
the election of nine Managers to serve for the
ensuing year, and thai Messrs. James Crawford,
Palmer {. Strickland and Robert Montgomery
of the 18th District, be requested to act as judges
of the election.
After the balloting was closed, the judges re-
turned that the following named gentlemen were
duly elected Managers Of the Company for the
ensuing year: James Ford, George w. Bennett,
VIM. Torbert, Daniel Bratton, John Smith,
George r. Howard, Richard L. Thomas, Bar
clay Reynolds, and Jacob Tome.
Whereupon the annual meeting adjourned.
The Managers elect assembled and organized
by elccting William Tmbert, President, and +.
A. Ellis, Secretary and Treasurer.
Test. +. A. ELLIS,
aug 49, 1865 Secretary
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]. r. DELACROIy.

No. 81 South SECOND STREET, above Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!
III tvING received by late arrivals all the and
70 offer at the LOWEST PRicEs Wholesale and Retail
John Crossley sons English Tapestry Brussels; Lowell
rforl Three-Ply and Extra super Ingram Carpets,
with n large assortment Of Medium and low priced Car
petinys Window Shades, oil Cloths. &c.
j. r. DELACROIX,
No. 81 South SECOND Street, between Chestnut and
Market, PHILADELPHIA
aug 10, t86.--3m
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HARDWARE STORE.-The following

IL comprise in part the assortment Of Hardware that
am Offering ut less than city prices locks. If all
descriptions: EMIT aud Strap Hinges. all sizes shutter
aud Tower Bolts: Screws and Nas all sizrs Sash and
Blind Fastenngs D,nr Brls and Ilangin@s IIaml,
Tenant anu Compass Saws >torr. Jack and Smooth
Planes; Spirit Levels Squares ani Cnrpassrs Bra.e
and Bits, best make; Firmrr and Murts. ChiScls:
Augers: Drawing Knives; HAMMERS and IIltchcta
Mill and llan saw Flies, all sizes. The above having
been purchased previous to the rise in prices,
enable me to sell them at less than they be bought
in the city. r. ". ST ApLES
April so, 1864.
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Village Green Seminary,

HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS. begins September lth--
81 Thorough course in English Mathematics. Classics
and Natural Scisnces. Fine Library and Apparatus
Surveying and klueering taught. boys Of all ages
received, and have the benefits of a home The Princ-
pal aims at n moderate expense 20 supply to parents
good place for the education of their children Number
of Pupils limited Send f,r catalogue. Address
REV. J. HEHvEY BARTON A. NJ,
Village Green Seminary
aug S, ls65-5w* Delaware county, Pa.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE TO VOTERS.
TIVE undersigned, appointed by the Gov
Il ernor Of the State of Maryland Officers
of Registration for the Seventh Election
District Of Cecil county, hereby notify all
persons interested that they will meet and
sit at the Public School Room. in Port De-
post, between the hours Of nine A. NJ and
live p. W., Oh
Tuesday and Wednesday,,
Of every week from the first Monday in
August to the third Wednesday Of Septcm.
Der, next, Inclusive. for the purpose Of regis
tering the names Of all free white male per-
sons claiming and entitled to the right Of
elective franchise.
BY The provisions of section of the act
relating to the Registration Of the voters Of
the State the Officers Of Registration are not
allowed to register the name of any foreign
born citizen or resident as 4 qualified voter
unless his naturalization papers be produced
and exhibited to them.
JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
ANDREW LYON,
JACOB b. THOMAS.
Registers Of the 9TH Election District of
Cecil county. Md.
July Is, l865--l0w
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Caut on to Farmers.
MORO PHILLIPS,

WIIEKEAS ccrtn;n individuals who call themselves
~ NY Ageai. / Il the sale III
MORO PHILLIPS
Genuine
Mprorcd Super Phosphate Of Lime,
20 nn,uug,t the Farn,trs Offering the ut price
much h,rw my cstaliSul Philadelphia and Dtltim"ie
Fetal price. hereby give notice that have no Agent,
hawk my articles about II Is Sold at my Office aud
p"",
No. q North Front ST.. Philadelphia,
and nj my Branch House,
No. IA Dowley Wharf. Baltimore.
u il also sold by responsible dealers in all parts If the
r,untiy make no c"sgnnents hut sell at my whole
sale price to licensed dealers and a: retail price t.
consumers. Ny price is uuif nm To- all Sixty Dollars per
ton in Philadelphia and sixty Dollars per ton in Balti-
more: Three Dollars per ton for freight, &c, added t"
the Baltimore price Dealers mt permitted to over
t,rgc the Farmer hut t" ne satisfied with reasonable
profit. and To sell for no less than retail price in
Philadelphia and more than my reaii price IN Bal.
timnrc.
do this for the protection Of the Farmer. that my
article should FIJI in the hands Of Irresponsible par
ties to uiulrrs.ll and aiultcrate.
Farmers will find their interest To deal only with
responsible parties. and allow them make fair profit,
man, honest otherwise will work for nothing.
Respectfully yours. MORO PHILLIPS.
Phadc'p hia Aug. 9TH. lSt.j. Iaug H. 1S5f~-4w
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ARD WARE-Butt and Strap Hinges,
IL Locks of all sizes and kinds. Nails by
the pound or keg, Screws all Sizes Carpen-
ter Tools, good assortment Grind Stone
Hangings, Barn Door Rollers, &c. for sale
by Il. w. STAPLES.
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Gold 40.

LIMITED States Congress Cutlery made by Jonathan
oCrookes the inventor and sole maker Of that unique
and different instruments For sale by
aug -, 1865. Z. W. SfApLEs.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE TO VOTERS.
TaIHE Board of Registration for the First
Il Election District Of Cecil county will
meet in
CECILTON,
for the purpose of registering the names Of the
qualified voters of said District, Oh
Tuesday and Wednesday,
the Eighth and Ninth days Of August, neat,
and on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY of each
succeeding week, until the third "Wednesday in
September, inclusive.
All persons claiming the right of suffrage in
said District are hereby notified to appear before
the Board on one of the days above named.
Persons of foreign birth will be required to
exhibit their naturalization papers.
EVAN LEWIS,
THOS. +. JONES,
JOSIAH HALL,
Registers Of the First Election District of
Cecil county, Md.
July %. lS65-9w
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
THE Board of Registration for the Second
meet in
CHEoAfEAhE VIII,
for the purpose of registering the names Of
the qualified voters Of said District, on
Tuesday and Wednesday,
the Eighth and Ninth days Of August, neat,
and on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Of
each succeed ng week until the third We'd
nesday in September, inclusive.
All persons claiming the right of suffrage
in said District are hereby notified to appear
before the Board on one of the days above
named.
Persons of foreign birth will be required
to exhibit their naturalization papers.
REUBEN LAKE,
JULIUS CLAYTON,
7. b. HOPPER,
Registers of the Second Election District
Of Cecil county, Md.
July 20, l865-8w
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Capt. Alex. Stewart, dwelling, store house and
furniture, 3
Union Hotel Company, hotel building, store
hrnsc and twn outhudngs,
Geo Fisher store house injured.
Fisher L Brother stock in trade injured,
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culver PLATED WARE.-I have OF
~ store and for sale good assortment ir
Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Gravy
Ladies', Forks, Butter Knives and Napkin
Rings: They are Of good quality, and war
ranted as represented.
Dec II f. W. STAPLES.
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ROWLEY'S
Patent Excelsior Fruit Jars.

'IIlS Jar has been examined and tested by competent
Judges and pronounced by them the most simple and
reliable Fruit Jar i'll market The joint is made by II
rect or scrcle PRESSURE preventing all friction upon
the gum, aud thus producing Alright Jar. The
a,s and made of glass; there is no metallic
substance corrode The pressure applied
as to he simple and uniform In its action and is not
attended with any breaking of jar For sale by
aug 10, lS65 E.N STAPLES
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IN hartford COUNTY,

Jackson & ALEU-. stock in warehouse.
IN QUEEN AIMS COUNTY.
VIM. Henry FARRELL. dwelling injured,
Annie H. Palmer. do de-
DR.. ". II. DcCuur,cy, do ia
Isaac Mason, dwelling aud furniture, and meat
house, J.
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Something New and Important.

SEND age, description and twenty -iv
~ cents for the photograph of your fntu" ,
husband or wife. A. b. NICHOLSON,
Box 2207 Philadelphia, Pa.
July -, 1855 lm'
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Eighteenth Annual Meeting
OF TIE
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF CECtL COUNTY.

TNHE Members of this Company assembled
L at their office, in Elkton, in Annual Meet
ing OH Saturday, the 9th day Of August instant,
when the President submitted the following,
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Eighteenth Annual Report.


when the President submitted the following'
Eighteenth Annual Report.
In obedience to the requirements of the 10th
section of the Act of Incorporation, the Presi-
dent submits to the members Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Cecil county, in annual
meeting assembled, the Eighteenth Annual
Report of the affairs of the Company:
The aggregate value of policies renewed under
the new table of rates since its adoption at the
annual meeting August, 1863, with new policies
since Issued, ISL $2,9S5, o55. 20
OF premium obligations thereon
Apportonrd thus: Policies. Notes.
In Cecil county,. .$l,573,3S3 $lO4,76l 81
In other counties I,il5,52s 99,SS3 SO
The amount of policies thus renewed that
have since been surrendered ....... $50, 100 90
Amount of notes thereon Withdrawn, 1866 81
Appor;ioned thus: Policies. Notes.
In Cecil county $i5,53l $1,000 S6
In other counties 3,5oJ 2,745 81
The amount of policies actually paid on IT.
OF Prem obligations thereon filed la7, 725 AZ
Apportioncd thus: Policies. Notes.
In Cecil county. 49,. S. ,50-,3i8 $l0o,255 SO
In other counties $50. I,249,653 S7,i72 80
From this staten ent it follows that there are
outstanding policies renewed under the new
ra'es that have not been paid upon this year
amounting in insured value to. $lSO,205
Premium notes thus not paid on. l3,l50 %
Interest thereon unpaid. .---.---.. Ic9 0l
Apportioned thus:
Policies. Notes. Interest unpaid
In "ecil county, SI6554 s}2S4 Is Sl9I 05
In other Counties l33,65l 1856 OF 59l SO
The aggregate amount of interest on premium
obligations received during the year 81 ,lOI IS
Amount of taxes received ......- 223 %
Apportioned thus: Interest Taxes
In Cecil county .......S 1854 % S13 "a
In other counties, w 5.226 60 I49 81
The past year has been remarkable for the
extent of losses by fire all over the country, and
in co!n.lon with other companies we have suf-
tered severely
I he losses of the year, adjusted and unad-
jused, may be stated as follows:
IN CECIL COUNTY.
Sidney G. Fishers brick dwelling furniture, $4,000
Henry :. Camden, dwelling. 1000
Elkton VI. II. Church and furniture, $40 0S
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Making AN aggregate for the year, including
5. q. Fishers, whicn occurred at the close ui
last year, but not adj used ut last animal meet
ing, 81 ,H15 Co. o! this aggregate Of losses
$S,iSJ 1 haze been adjusted and paid leaving
unpaid II balance of -----.----.. Sti,lS6 II.
In addition to the above sum of sc, 4s9 A of
the LOSSES of the year paid, the Board have COM
promised one of the contested eases during the
year: that Of Mcssls. j. f. c. a W. + Alien.
by paying these parties the sum Of S 800
making the entire amount Of losses paid off dur
ing the year S9,IS0 A.
The report of the committee appointed to ex-
anime the Books and adj ust the accounts of the
Treasurer cmb"dics the following exhibit of the
tintnccs of the company:
Balaucc on hand at date of last
report, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $6,37l 81
Interest and tax received during the
year. ....--..-.......-..... 11,3l3 90
luteicst on investment received 800. BAG IS
Total -.-......-.....$lSO 42 Sc
Loss adjusted and paid ....... 1852 So
Expenses, rs per Express account
and vouchers thccuic. /, S3S as
1871 "a
Balance on hand at this date Sj,45l 81
The estimated amount of premium
interest to be received this year is II, 500 90
Making total Of. $l7,95l 50
From which we must deduct the
losses yet to be paid amounting to 6,lS6 IL
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In TALBOT COUNTY.


Il. {. H"llyday, out h"u>e .iurri,
n. b. Leonard, out house injured,
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TURlOSlTY.-The greatest curiosity in
~ Elkton is the Hardware Store, 3 doors
above the Post Office. There is to be found
the largest stock of Hardware, Knives and
Forks, Spoons. Lamps, Waiter and Trays,
&C., &c, &c, in Cecil county.
sep "a Z. W. STAPLES.