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Valuable HOTEL Property
AT pHTEs9IC SALE.

THE subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
L on the premises, on
Thnrs1ay, the 18th day of November, 1866,
his PROPERTY, situated in Warwick, Cecil county;
MARYLAND containing - ACRES more or less, "i
highly improved land. enclosed by Usage olgng"
fence. fronting the Main street @ru yards which
co i'd hc laid off in very desirable Building Lots.
The improvements consist of FINE
HOUSE "a 60 feet, three stories high Iza.EsEhs,
laid off in - convenient rooms; oyster ssssl4W
Cellar in Basement: there are stables, .E.EE&
carriage houses. hay hoEse. corn crib, icc.As4A2
house B.ultrv house, wood house, she'd
ding SC. all been built within five years. good water
at the door. and in fact every thing necessary Tor
wc!l-rcgulatcd Hotel. Being on the rout" OF the
Kent County and Delaware Rairoad renders ii one
Of the most desirable Hotel stands ON the Eastern
shore Of MARYLAND. Persons wishing to embark in
public business will seldom find such property in
The market There is also q DWELLING, iSX II,
feet two stories high, with Back Building suitable
for public b,lsincss.-fornery used for Il hotel
The Conditions of Snlc.-Dnc third uf the purchaS"
money to hc paid in cash: balance in two equal in
staln,cnts in one and two years. The purchaser to
bear the expense of all stamps.
a. sale to commence at o'clock pm.
SAMUEL GILLESPIE
lis
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice that the subscribers,
of the State of Connecticut have obtained from
the Orphans Court of Cecil county, letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of
DANIEL LORD,
late of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated
On or before the LIST day of September 1867;
they may otherwise, by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Al persons indebted To said
estate requested to make immediate payment to
the subscribers. Given under hands, this End
day Of september, 1866.
EDMUND c. BRAMHALL,
WIN. T. BALDWIN.
Administrators of Daniel Lord. deceased.
Tcst-CnALKLkY b. CUTLER, Register.
Sent -, lS6G--GW
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To COnsilallptiyes.

The advertiser having been restored to health IN
ye; weeks y u very simpl remedy after having SUI
1rod several wears with severe lung affection, ana
that dread disease, uption-i~anXous to make
known TO his fcowsuttercrS the means oil cure
10 all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
s,rintjon used free of charge" with the directions Tor
preparing and using the which they VIII ma a
sunf CunE for Cons Anpton, Asthma ir"nciiius
Cnn,hs Colds and ali Throat and Lung iiectionS-
The only object of the advertiser IN sending me i[c
ycrlptio is to benefit the afflicted. and spread n1
NATION which he couccivcs to be invaluable ana ne
hnn"S every sufferer will try his remedy As II VIII
cost them nothing and may prove blessing. ,
Parties wishing the prcScrlptloi FREE ~ i
''''''' RrN. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williumsbrgh, Kings Co, Ne" l"rk'
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NOTICE.

By THE ORPHANS COURT OF CECIL COUNTY.
October 10th, 1sG6
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by Joseph H. Clark, Administrator of
Samuel Harris deed, of the Real Estate of said de-
ceased, be ratified and confirmed, Unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on before the nth
day of December. next; provided, Il copy of this
order be inserted in Some newspaper printed ut Elk
ton in said county week for month before
the 1ith day of November, next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be $40 90
c. b. CUTLER, Register
True copy; test, Z. b. CUTLER,
Oct Is lSjJ-lm Register
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1florric0.

BROWN -JOHNSTON.-Oc Both, 1866,
by Rev. j. Houston Ecleston, at the resi-.
dcnce of the BRIDE father, l7o5 Brown
street, Philadelphia, WILtiAM H. BRowN,
Of Elkton, and MAGGIE A. JoHNsToN, of
Philadelphia.
DAVISON-BOND.-On Thursday morn
ing, 18th ult., at Franklin street Prcsby-
terian Church, by Rev. DR.. }. G. Hammer,
GEORGE w. DAWSON, of Baltimore, and
'SopuE G. BoNp, of this county.
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Deafness. Blindness and Catarrh.

T ISAACS, NJ. D., Oculist and Aurist'
~. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Leyden, Holland, located at No. OH flhc
street, Philadelphia, where persons Athlete"
with diseases of the EYE, EAR or CArARRh
viii be scientifically treated md cured, II
curable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
II. has no secrets in his mode of treatment.
n~Artiticial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan ~, lS6j-ly
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Dic0.

MCFARLAND In Elkton, October 9th,
HARRIET, infant daugkter of Richard and
Lizzie Mcfarland, aged months.
SCOTT.-In Eikton, Oct. 10Th, 1866, MARY
LtNDsEY, daughter of A. j. and Emma +.
Scott, aged years and day.
SCOTT.-in Elkton, Oct. Goth 1866, WAL
TER, son of A. j. and Emma L. Scott,
aged years and IL months.
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wilcox s. Gibbs Sewing Ma chine

Its seam is stronger and less liable I" rip III use
or wear than the I.ock-Sitch.' l'J"tgea hFo't az
Mr. Gfa.i Tr1P'
Send for the Report" and samples OF ""rk, con- "
,,irinn bntL kinds of stitches on the piece oil
goods. . ,.,,,r,, ,,,, pr NC q,
BALTIMORE, MI.
ID. c. CARY,
Gan, ,n ,scf r,n Agent.
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Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of
Youthful inScrctiun. will. for the sake OF suffering
humanity send free to all who need it, the recipe ana
directions for making the simple remedy by winch
he was cured sufferers wishing to profit by the All
,crtiscr's OK Experience, can d" :" by addressing
JOHN h. OGDEN.
Ian L. lSS,--ly No. - Chambers ST. Newly ork.
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EXa lsliners' Notice.

THE undersigned Examiners, by virtue
i of a commission from the County Commissioners
of Cecil county, authorising them to view and de-
termine the proprety Of altering the route of Tic
Port Deposit and Pcrrtvile road from point near
the dwelling house of Joel Reynolds 10 point near
the Public House of Francis j. Boyd. passing through
lands of Mary Gillespie, the Heirs of John Crcswe
George Gorrell Joel Reynolds, and others, hereby
give notice that they will meet at Gurleytown, on
TUESnAY the 18th day of November. next at ~
o'clock AN. to discharge the duty assigned them.
JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
WILLIAM DENNISON,
JAMES a. DAVIS,
Oct 10, 1SG6-5w Examiners.
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Independent Candidate for Con-

. Iannounce to the citizens of Cecil county
and the First Congressional District of Md
myself as Independent Candidate for Con
gress, on the basis of impartial suffrage, and
solicit the votes Of all who acknowledge this
the only true and safe principle of Republ-
can government. R. B. GOODYEAR.
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Notice to Stockholders.

THE Stockholders of the National Bank Of Ekton
I are requested 10 meet at the Banking House in
F.kton, OH MONDAY the 3rd day of December, next,
for the purpose Of eccting Directors.
X. MCFARLAND, Cashier
Elkton, Md, Nov 3, lS66--tm
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

DERSONS having accounts with us will
l. please settle them with X. g. REESE to 10th OF
Sept ult., a. early as practicable. We have made
some change in our business and desire 70 close up
the old books to that date McCAULE1 90
oct e. lS66--lm
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Examination Of Teachers.

THERE Will be Special Examination Of persons
I desiring certificates as Teachers in the Public
SCHOOLS of Cecil county, ut Elkton, on SATURDAY,
She 10th of November, inst +. A. ELLIS,
Nov 3, 1S66-.w President Of School BOit4d,
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Thrashers and Horse Powers, sc,

CEISER's PATENT THnEsHERs CLEANERS.
u PFLfON HORSE POWERS.
ExCELsIoR GRAIN FANS
american Clipper alstcel Psws. &p. For sale by
July u, 1866 join PARTRIDGE
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Judges of
/ Y the Election and to the Voters of Cecil county
that an Election will he held and take place in the
several Election Districts of Cecil county, the
FIRST TUESDAY and 9th da" Of November, next
for the prIrpo," of clccng the following officers viz
one Comptroller of the Treasury;
one Member Of Congress;
-Four Delegates to the General Assembly of Mary
land,
And also vote co the following question:
STATE OF MtRYLAND1
OFFICE OF THG SECRETARY or STATE,
Annapolis, August }oth. lS'iG.
Notice is hereby given, That the General Assem-
bly, its JANUARY session, 1865, having adopted the
following Resolution proposing an amendment To the
Constitution of our State, said amendment will hc
submitted to the qualified electors of the stat" for
their confirmation rejection, at the clcc-irn for
members of the General Assembly TO be held on the
18th dly of November, next
BY order of the Governor.
JOHN NJ CARTER, Secretary of State.
No. 1l-Joint Resolution abolishinG the sixth
ton of the eighth Article OF the Constitution.
PtS0rui by the GWtrai .isScmbtpDf NrJNldad three
ftths of the members of both Houses concurring0
That the Constitution he, and is hereby amsdcd by
striking out the 81 Xth Section of Article eight.
f., WESLEY JANNEY Sheriff.
Shcritfs Office, Elkton Oct i, ls1t-te
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NOTICE,
Treasury Department,

CUAIPT KULI4IINS UFFIVE,
ANNAPOLIS, September 29th, 1866.
TN pursuance of Section 6. Article 50, of
L the Code ofGcneral Laws, the Comptroller hereby
gives notice that the following persons are in arrears
to the STATE. of Maryland in and for the sums of
money and on the several accounts affixed o. their
Respective names with interest added on Collectors
accounts to the list instant:
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Grover 4 bakers Machines.

MRS. J. B. WELLS, Agent for this cele.
1fl brated Sewing Machine in Elkton will give
insrction and fill all orders for Machines at short
notice. tOct u, ls66--3w
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Dana ges to Sheep.

THE following awards for sheep damages
l. will be paid ON application at the Commissioners
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Md also vote CD the following question:
cTATE OF MARYLAND,
V L q, :, L 4 L

cTATE OF MARYLAND,
) OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATED
ANNAPOLIS, August 3Oth. 1866.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the General
Assembly, at its january session. lSt5 having adopted
the following resolutions proposing AN amendment to
the Constitution Of our state. sad amendment Will be
submitted the qualified electors of the state for their
confirmation rejection, at the election ,r mcmb of
the General Assembly, to be held on the 9th day Of
November next.
By order of the Governor,
JOHN NJ. CARVER, Secretary of State.
No u.-,oint resolution nh-lising the sixth section
Of the eighth article otsthc Constitution.
Heso,rsd Jy the General ASScHtbtp of MarHend three
tifths of the members elected to both houses
rng,) That The Constitution be, and is hereby amended
by striking the sixth section Of article eight.
BY" THE SENATE, March 18th, 1865.
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beware Of COunterfeits.

The Genuine Pills are sold by all the principal
Druggists throughout the World, price sae isu!!ar
per Box or Six Boxes for Five Dollars.
GARANcIxRs & DUPONT Sole proprietors,
No. PA Rue Lombard Paris.
One Dollar enclosed TO any authorised Agent. will
insure box by return mail, securely sealed ro AL
observation. six boxes for five dull"s.
Sole General Agents foc America
OSCAR G. MOSES 4 Co, q Cortlandt St, y. Y.
n. B.-French, German, Spanish and English pam
phets containing full particulars and directions for
use sent free to any address,
Bs-Sold by II. II. Mitchell, Ktton; Is M. c. Ncsbltt
Co, and 4. J. Moore, Port Deposit; T. Il. Hopper,
en-. sapcake City; L. W. Thomas, North EaS..
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WANTED.

A FIRST. CLASS TAILORESS, to work
"A by the week. One who can operate on Sew
ing Machine preferred. Apply to or address
.Ausr .... q. L. STEWART.
Oct u, ls6o-'iw" Zion, Md.
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Strange, But True.

Every Young lady and gentleman in the lnlt"d
States cam hear something very much 10 their i'hi
,ag by return mail free of chargr) by addressing the
undersigned. Thos, hating fears of hcug hllInhllg-
g.d will nbpc by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their ohcdicnt servant,
TlOS +. CHAPMAN,
Ian t. lS6G--lv Sil broadway, New-lork.
Rs.;Dr Jhap Dcaln;rrcs Srccih" Pill is the only
sure and -,tt c,rr " Seminal Weak ness and Weak
ness of the Genital Organs. Let the afflicted take
heed. ere il is too late. See ADVERTISEMENT i',ti'o
i,f,-II.ultlI-Strcnath. Jan q, lSCs-in'.
COslections.-JAS. DENNY, ESQ,
is the regularly authorized Agent for Tie
WHIG, for the collection of Advertising and
Subscription bills.
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LIG III III!

A good and large assortment Of LAMPS,
n opened this week. Gail and them, at
VIC RAMBO'S Elkton.
Also, COAL oIL--Best "a n 'IOct q, 1ss6--tf
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FOR SALE.

A FARM of 200 acres. more or less,
n situated in Cecil county, Maryland, three miles
west of Newark. Delaware. The soil Is excellent
The improvements are u FRAME MAN.
sion containing twelve rooms; Pump ofMh'sL&
GOOD water in the Kitchen large Double ssslIEl
Dcckerei BARN, 90 X % feet with Stalking
underneath for ii or 50 head of stock LEE
good warm Shedding round the yard
PUMP of water Mt the barn; also all other necessary
out,idings There il an Apple ORCHARD OF choice
fruit ~ acres in Woodland. Loco bushels OF lime
are being put on the place this year. besides other
Fertilizers. There is small Tenant House ON the
AInlv to GEORGE b. CLARK.
Cherry Hill p. o., Cecil county, Nd.
Sept ~. lSG6-tularl
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THE CECIL WING
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY Il. Il. EWING.
ADVERTISING RATES:

TERMS-s2.OO year, in advance.
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Scents per line for one insertion, and cents per
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Charged a dollar ior one or three Insertions; NO
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INTERESTING GENERAL NrEI11aENCR.
Associated presa Dlspatcheu.l.

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HOUSTON 4e@aS' a"t1se
ton inaugural "a7 us''F[AeN NC
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Po' anu hob lie before
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p"O' i ' NV nr-,4,a,,,,' 'oo,,tr,,,,ar
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80 1ya,.;,,os, To, wobstar aud
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9sotnf y F's's,s - ;,,,;oo hove t4mrered
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sway :,
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Oh ane0ton NAu ~ A'o"' ,'-., ~ ~ ,,or Tho
our c0hptrsnhen ~e cp1nsee ~ NV n."idant bas
generous poioy """llusi"tsS y 10 9Th.
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the soSe.nmeh'" our iI''4o,s ~ ~ ,,;n1nass
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E~s,l,s nue w .ne ou'y. ~, ,,ot, ooTescatio,
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uo bs,il,,as tho Crast mass of the North desir
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ARRIVAL. at Inc principal hotels.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-R G Higgins, Miss; Fl
II Walsh Baton Rouge; G Bachelor, Point Coupee;
Greves, Baton Rouge; l. W Perce, Natchez:
n Suited, Ark: W Elder, Miss; D + Withers.
Mobile; Mrs Cohen. Memphis; G Cobb, Ky; W
Eayliss, r Il Bayiss Texas; L Frazer, La An
.toGie W Wood, U S A; + r Weller, N Y; @
Hudson, do, w Kennedy, Tenn; Liggett,
Baton Rouge.
and nephew: w Burch, Miss; w Wilson and
wife, Natchez; Mr. Robertson, Galveston; R I
Knox, Texas Salmanawitz, Ga; N F kiphart
and wife, La; r Mills Ky; Brown, Ga; Sander
son, Mss; H Greene, La; q Ware; Duross,
sa; j Shaukle; G Wood, Y; ] Conway, La
| Il NJ Falls; Mason Mrs I Mason, r g Mason,
| Richmond, La; W Marston, ] Merston, Loggy
Bayou; Hosmer and wife, Montgomery;
| tYias, Ark; Capt McRea and wife, Woodyille; Mrs
! M Cox, r Cox and wife, j Lowell and family. 7
Sanders and wife, Miss; Mrs R Q Duncan, Mrs
Dunbar, Miss NJ G Connor, Natchez; Mr. McBueen,
| J Gallagher yicksburg; b Holmes and son,
CITY HOTEL-Mrs Jordan, La; T Swain
| Ala; DR. NJ Wilcox, Bayou Sara; Mrs Folbert {
| h Tolbert R S Vaughn; N N Stokes, a Osborn
! Miunsboro, La; A Joseph; Bartielow; a shep
pard; A Sturgis, Crysa al Springs; E Caldwell
iG 9 Simpson, Tex; W Francis, st Louis; DR.
Ashby, w G Williamson, A Levy, Va;
Kinsworthy, Shreveport; Putegnat, J & Green
H V Couch, G W Murphy, Fl l. Plum, Mobile; 3
R Rail, Memphis; C D Craighead, lbervilie; W
| Lawrence.
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1866

sisting, he was brought in, laid upon one of the
seats, and the car went on its way.
Some one suggested that physician should
be called but the driver swore that he
would not stop for such nonsense, as he had
lost time enough, and did not. Consequently, the
poor unfortunate fellow had to remain in that CON
dtion until the car stopped at the eud of the line,
at Elysan Fields street. He told the passengers
that he had been badly wounded at sharpsburg,
but even in that dreadful conflict he had met with
men humane enough to take him to the rear to
have his wounds attended to; and he little thought
that among his own fellow citizens he would meet
with such inhuman treatment. When our inform.
ant left the stopping place of the cars, the poor
fellow was still lying in the immediate vicinity of
the car which broke his leg--with crowd around
him, it is true-but with none to help him We
have been told since that he had to make his way
home on his shattered stump. Horrible!
LATER.-It appears that the leg spoken of above
was wooden substitute, and that the sufferer
is expected to be all right to-day, as he has a
change,
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Recorders Courts.

FIRST DIsTR1cT.-The following cases came be-
fore Recorder Ahern yesterday
Philip LobranO was arraigned on charge of
obtaining money under false pretences, alleged
to have been committed in collecting and apprO-
priating to his own use the sum of one hundred
and thirty dollars from different persons, as the
agent or representative of Frank Lobrano, from
whom he had no authority The case is to be ex-
amined on the 2lst inst.
Peter Tate was brought up on complaint that
he struck Malachy Hanley, with hammer, with
intent to kill, in the Planters Press on Thursday
night. Examination set for next Friday.
A boy named David Leary was arraigned on an
affidavit accusing him of sho ting at Frank Hos
kins, with revolver with intent to kilt on the
/ st inst. Leary pleaded not guilty and his case
was fixed for the Dist inst. Meantime he was ad-
uited to bail in the sum of $500.
| The case Of R. J. Daunoy charged with libel
| ing E. o. Bertin, fixed for examination on yester-
! day continued indefinitely.
For vagrancy Mary Harris was sent to the
workhouse for six months Kate Hart, Bridget
| Campbell John Quin!an and Thomas McGraw lol
ninety days, and Mary Riordan and Francisco
| Domingo tor sixty days.
/ The following fines were imposed: Emmet
! ODonuel for being drunk, 50 so: Laerua Bel
tor being drunk and disturbing the peace, So
| Prudenua Krugega for violating public decency
| s25: Henry Whetmore for drunkenness and dis
| surbing the peace, $50; James Stephens and An
stephens Tor disturbing the peace, $40 each.
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Various Items.

Corporal Lyon, of the Fourth District police,
was run over by hose carriage. supposed to be-
long to Mississippi Company No. 2, which was
proceeding to the steamboat fire yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Lyon was seyery injured
| It is reported to the police that the house OF
Mr. W. w. Keep, on Third street, between Pry-
tania and St. Charles streets, was sburglariousy
entered on Thursday night and robbed of carpet
bag containing three hundred dollars in money
and some clothing.
| A report has been made to the Fourth District
police that about o'clock yesterday morpiHg the
residence of Mr.. James Maury, on Third street,
between Prytania and Nayades streets, was feloI
niously entered and robbed of gold watch and
chain and ffty-fye dollars in gold, and several
other articles.
Sergeant Busby reports difficulty between two
f.hmongers in st. Mary's market, the parties be
ing NJ. l.. Feehan and J, c. Lasburry, yesterday
morning. In the difficulty, Sergeant Busby re-
ports Mr.. Lasburry was shot in the left breast
mortally, by a third party, named Isaac Newton
Jr. Sergeant Busby brought to the station twt
reyoIyers one belonging to Isaac Newton, Jr.
aud the other to John G. Lasbury. Both Lashnrr.
and Newton are in arrest, AT last accounts Mi
Lasburry was still living.
We reported, in connection with the proceed
ings Of Recorder Ahern's court, on Tuesday las
$ that upon the complaint of Mir. j. f. German, NJ
n G. N. Raymond was fined five dollars forinsultn
4 and abusing Mr. German, and was required to CIV
e bonds in the sum of five hundred dollars 10 kee
5 the peace. Upon review of the case, Recordt
Ahern has remitted the fne and released Mr.. Ra,
/. mond from his bond.
e ri 1t was a maxim of Napoleon I, that great ge
3 erals or atesmen are not to be held accountab
le for bad grammar, or bad spelling. member
rs the convention of 1864 has awaited himself of n
n indulgence, by signing his bond when he W
lie brought before the First District Court, as pr
n oner, arrested by order of the grand jury
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