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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01

PARDON OF CoUNTERrEiTERS President
johnson, whose cercgous srltconccit causes
him to regard all his official functions as
persona, attributes, made il his boast on the
famous cIcctioneering trip to st. Louis, that
he had "par}oncl more persons MaH dnY
ether man Wpon the habita5le globe, " and
with his usual want of sensiblity. compared
himself to the Saviour Of mankind for the
mercy he had shown. His lamcntabIc ianor.
ancc Of the character and duties Of the Exc.
cutive Office has been shown as well in the
exercise Of this as of every other power
Boastiul, vulgar, and arrogant. he talks as
though the crimes for which he has granted
pardons were against himself instacd of
against the people Of the United E5tates.-
The traitors whom he has pardoned, are
traitors against the Union, not against An
drew johnson while in his wholesale pardons
Of every post office thief, countericitcr, and
treasury robber makes him pdrticeps crinli-
MS with their organized bands Of outlaws as
he is undoubtedly i'll full sympathy with
traitors We have recorded certainly up.
wards of a hundred pardoas ofcoanterjeitcrS
by the President, and perhaps more. Is not
this very singular? Here is a class OF men
Justly regarded in every civilized country as
felons of the deepest dye; because they rem
der the circulating medium Of the country
insecure and impose their base uttcrances
especially upon the poor and ignorant. Yet
we believe there has not been Il single COM
terteiter convicted since Andrew Johnson's
bloody elevation to the Presidency who has
not been pardoned. What does it mean?
ForReyS P'cSS.
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--Ex- Rebel General Edward Johnson,
having been recently pardoned by the Pres
ident, on Tuesday called upon Treasurer
Spinner for the payment of a check for three
or four hundred dollars, due to him on set.
Element as a Major in the United States Ar,
my in 1861. just before he Joined the army
Of the Confederacy. The Treasurer refused
the payment in a manner which was anything
bat pleasant 10 the applicant.
SNow.-Our exchanges from the North
reach us this week With tidings of the first
snow Of the season.
The short session of the both Congress
will commence on Monday next. The Pres
iidents Message, it is probable, will be sent
in on Tuesday.
The Government has in the treasury
about SlO0, 00o,0 900 in gold and coin certif-
Gates, about so 900, ooo being Of the att CT.
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST CLA55.-Eag'ish-o photography, Heading,
Pennanshp, Geography. English Granln.r. nirHr.
ton M,tth.0iatir.- Arhmetic, Mental Arithmetic
tldSSicS-Latn Grammar, Greek Grammar.
SECOND -Eagsh--Pcnmmship Reading.
English Grammar, Geography, Universal History,
Book keeping, Rhetoric, EsSays. D""lamat N
Mnthc1AaticS- Arithmetic, Mental Arithmetic Air-
hra Gassjrs-I.ain Reader, Historic Sirr: Cesar.
SatWal Scrn"e---Phyaology Physical Geography,
Natural Philosophy
THIRD CLASS.-E.g} jSd-IIistory of England.
Rhetoric PcnInaHsMp. Constitution Of the United
States. Wat,ensntiG4--Al zebra, Geometry Irigo-
nomctry. Nnttuat Sej,acG-Natunl Phil u-"phy,
Astronomy, Chemistry. tiaasir>-S"ius,, Virgil or
ovid, Latin Tutor, Greek header or Grirra Mincr,,
Nenophon's Anabasis
+. 4. ELLIS. President
Board of Commissi toners Public Schools.
WM. TORBERT, Secretary. Sept -, lS6i--ti
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The advertiser, having been restored to health in
r." weeks ~ very sinpi" remedy, after having -n
tered several years with severe lung affection and
that dread disease. CoE-uIlp oi-isHnNiou> to make
known to his trllpw-SuilcrcIE the means ofcurc.
To aii who Nslr" il, he Will send copy of the pro
scrpuon usod (flcc of charge with the directions for
preparing a:ls using the sNmc which they will find a
lure CURE IF Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, HmI all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object ot the advertiser in sending the Pro
srrPuor Is t. benefit the afflicted, and spread infnr-
nation whi'n he cOurc,y"s t" hc Invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer n try h~ remedy, rs twill
cost them nothing, and may prove q blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, fHEE by return
mail will please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON.
Wam3hurgh, Kings Co. New York.
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aIgHWe call TIL attention Of our readers
to the advertisement, in another column, OF
Messrs. Henry isaskc 4 Co. They arc the
most reliable Furricrs in the city of phila,
deIphia: their motto is ''Do unto others as
You would be done by" and any person
purchasing from them is sure to send his
friends. 1t is an old established firm, and
by the energy displayed by them in their
business, they now rank the king ofTurriers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01
CECIL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL,
ELkTON, MARYLAND.
REV. WALTER $ DRYsDALE, AN, p .ncipal.

hlsf. WAL f.t = Dlt Si'NiSi, hNl. II .Iltlntl.
THIS Institution has been reorga0ized to
L afford the citizens ofCecil county IN opportunity
of securing superior education for their sons and
daughters. The capacious building has been r,.-
painted, and the SchOol-rOom Iulttvd: and every
facility. il is believed is POSSESSED for
nicating thorough instruction in all the branches
adapted to prepare pupils for business for Teach
Ing or for the Classes of College.
The arrangements of the Central High School ar
such that the advantages of the best Academic may
here be secured at an almost nominal cost. Board
ing can be obtained in the town at It reasonable rate.
The Scholastic year is divided into Four Quarters Of
eleven weeks each
The Tuton-Fce for the first or lowest class j.
Three Dollars per quarter; for the second class.
Four Dollars and for the thrd class, Five Dollars.
An additional chnrg" per quarter will be made for
French, and also for Drawing and Painting. Glass
books excepting for optional studic$.) Stationery
md Fuel, are supplied by the ioard, at moderate
charge per quarter Until otherwise ordered Pupil
from other Counties will be admitted upon the same
terms as the children OF Cecil county. The Board Of
school Commissioners have reserved the right to
introduce into the High School, free OF charge :,
number Of pupils from III" Public Schools of the
rouuty, whose attachments in thcr studies justify
such t'ivancemcnt and who shall be recommended
10y the Commissioners Of tho Districts III which the
schools they attend are located.
Tn. regular Holidays appointed by the Board are
Wa.hingtons Birth Day. Easter Monday. Fourth ul
.IuIy, Thanksgiving hay end Christmas Week.
BOARD OF VISITORS james T. MrCulloueh
Esd. Hiram Mccullough, E.q., Il. u. lamar, Esq.
Dr. Joseph Wallace Rev. Jalnca Mciu;iTc.
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SoLoN RoEISsoN' $ NOVEL. Scion Robin
son, the veteran Agricultural Editor, has
written novel for The New York WEEKLY
TRIBUNE. Tho publication will commence
on the fifth Of December
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarr.g.

T ISAACS, NJ. D., OcuIist and Aurist,
-. Professor Of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Lcydcn, Holland, located at No. 81 Pine
street. Philadelphia, whore persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE, EAR or CAvARKH
VIII he scientifically treated and cured, il
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode of treatment
CC5'~ Artificial Eyes inserted without palm
No charges made for examination.
jan II. lSn t--lN
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SUsPENDED.-Th MCCULLOUGH Iron

Works, at North East, have suspended oper-
atoms for the present whilst those of L. A.
Harvey and Parhc, Smith Co., on the Big
Elk, have partially suspended. No demand
for iron is said to be thc reason.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01

A VALUABLE Ok, belonging to Hou.
Hiram Mccullough, while standing to the
cart on Monday last, got one leg over the
tongue, and was choked to death.
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AtEAE ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE.

' VIE undersigned offers for sale his Farm.
: near the Union Meeting House ronC:ing nrar
100 aero ''' "''
Ar. john johnson who resides thereon will ,L,o,
tHe property 10 any one desiring TO pur.II,.c
IA Terms and payments made easy
- WIN. IT, TDER
''ih ~ l'"o--t ElEtGn MD
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heartily received.
Mr.. 'e,loa acknowledged the honor, in
few remarks, and vas followed By other gen
tlcmcn. but all seemed particularly aycrsa to
speech making, eating their remarks very
short, concluding, doubtless, and wisely TOO.
that the mighty whose comIlrtion they
bad assembled TO celebrate was-rcarinc lis
arches, in majestic grandeur, above the dark
rolling current Of the Susquchanna--mor
eloquent than any words that could be suo-
ken. Still the President, with bencyulencc
'caming from his mild eye and genial face.
called or gentlemen for kind word, but
could not get SCI speech out OF any Of the
company.
About o clocl, P. NJ. the shrill whistle of
| the locomotive announced that ii was time
TO break up, and. repairing to the cars the
visitors were soon speeding towards their
homes, a.tcr one Of the most delightful days
that the historian of the Railroad Company
VIII ever have the pleasure to chronicle.-
Long may the @UsIuchunna Bridge stand, a
monument Of engineering and architectural
Skill ana Il blessing to the travelling public.
a MAJ0R-GENERAL II TowY-TuE
PvRrosE OF HIS NIsw.--On Sunday morning
last the congregation Of the NJ. L. Church,
OF this town, was startled BY the appearance,
IN one Of the pews Of live Major, General
in uniform, whose reycrcut demcanor, during
the services, as much, probably, as the uni,
form, excited considerable curiosity The
wo"dcruent did not cease until. at the close
Of The ."rmon, the Pastor called upon the
| General to lead the congregation in prayer.
and introduced him as General Gregory, late
u
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CLOSING OF THE MAILS. The mails

CLOSING OF THE MAILs.--Tho mails
al the Ell,ton rost,oifcc now close at the
time given below. Iwould be well for ouy
citizens to preserve the table for future refer.
crncc;
MORNING MAIL ron PHILADELPHIA o -
" " BALTIMORE 1o.5
AFrGEN0o3 . . PHILADELPHIA 80
- - EAITIMoRE !. 80
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THOROUGH REnS SALE

II ,thor"u@-hrgdJ Al-D. Il llIFEE GALE ran
I'rdlEree given, t"ll at DAVID hENTZN,
I'"r l. la'i--'.H bCturaru ! wa. Rowland vile.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01

RELIaIous.--l;ov. Mr.. Myers, State
Agent Of the Bible Society, viii preach at
the EihtoA NJ. L. Church tomorrow ut l0}
O'Clock, and take III the aDaua collection
for the society,
Evening service in the NJ, Il. Church will
commence, I'LL further notice, at : o'clock
IN.
Divine service will be held in The Town
Hall Of Port Deposit Providence permit.
ting according to the ruIcs of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, ON Sunday, Dec. I'd,
at % O'Clock ?. NJ. The public arc Invited
to attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01

PARKE, SMITH g. Co. have recently
lost several OF their mules by some disease
Frey9iiing among their stock
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01

T. resi- ilt"iNS, ciron, Currants, Figs &C. inst
received Aad Er sal" by f.. ]. n.DRE.
Druggist and tuothcrarv
Dec l. 'cf Por, Deposit Md
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NGTIs E

II h undersigned has this day Withdrawn all inter
est with Alex. Pri".tlcr at Marley Mil,-
THO- Y. x i.,-.!Li.R
hifieF ii's, b'i 1t. 1865. Idrr IN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01

AN APPROPRIATE CHRtsrMAs GIFT-
\ SEWING MAcu1NE.-Procure one from y.
+. Lolore, and agreoably surprise your lady
friend, wife, Or mother. We th:al. nothing
co@ld BE- more suitable or acceptable.
Leave you" orders With j.. Brown & Bro.
or at the residence Of Mr.. Lojore, in Church
street.
There are large numbers Of women, who
sew for II livelihood, who need ail that
could be better helped By giving them Sew
n5 Machine, than in amy other way, thus
enabling them to help themselves
\ pleasant surprise party might be made
in every ucj-hhorhool throughout the couu-
ty, on Christmas morning, by the donors
conveying to some poor woman's house. Il
good Sewing Machine. Who will start in
the good work?
We would remind our readers that next
week is the time to procure Photographs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-01

From this we think orr readers will agree
with us in believing that Congress should
declare that territories only exist in the
South; that its present organizations are
bogus; that the pretended laws and elections
are void and that, consequently, three
fourhs Of the loyal States are sufficient to
ratify any present amendment to the Conyti
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FOR FUEL.
my2g.sotBJjs

= or AnrranLsrEn' "a oYYIoE US. MARIHE GoRPs,
.'T-TG7EI I.aI1. WAsHIHdroE, May Is, 1895. I
sealed proposals will be received at this once until
THURSDAY, the 2sih Day o. Jsns, lsC9 At O'Clock p
a. washlnsgos, b. o., during the ase4l year sndi.g
oth of Jana 1891 tbs wood 10 BE- good InsrehAntAbe
osk and 70 " piled measured Aad inspected
al sash points within the gAis Of the Maine Barracks
ne may be dsagaAlsd W The semnlAndlns marine ON
ssT free q expense q The DATED st1s Ths s9al y
IL heat white ash aathrAete egg coal fee from dust
and 10 weigh 1910 pounds to the ton, 70 ~ Ms'gh
iaspsetsd 1nd delivered ~ sueh peint. re walls
Of ths Marine Barracks ~ may DO dsAgnAisd ~ the
commanding marine O9ssr free q ezPeAss 2 ht pnsa
kAlea And both wood and coal 10 be fnrplAhed nPon
the quarterly requisition Of the eomm4nding omeer
showing the quantities required, AsreeAby % legaAT
lions s.ligrr ~
~ Payments win be aAds upon the receipt q AseOuai'
daily authenticated By said commanding Officer, 1al Us
reasonable. III. u. .tIE 4
4 gaaIsntee TO be signed by two responsible psrsons
Whore Iesponsihy must be- seraad 70 BY tbs United
6iatsa District Judge Unsd states District Attorney
Daitsd siasa Colsser most seeOapAny each proposals.
oiksrviss Y will aSt 10 eon.ldsrsd, .,,g.Jg.s n,
% he uBte.signsd. ,MlLLIn ,, SLACK -
q o. " H.. hHa
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ePENNsYbvAN JAMAICAN
lOUO5 CENTRAL RAILROAD. 9lSOO
TwrEyf PAlLr TRAINS q.

n, ..l M, uoNnIv o.,ah., NJ ,oe, ,,.I.. .-I,i
on snd mtei nohpAi, vetopsr ~, 1860, unns VIII
ea.e ho Union rAssenE,I corner ~ washington
sne L,oesy smess' fi,tsnnfehs ~, - ionovst.
DAY hbA fkhSe, daily except hundNf ~ Aeoe Ms
uopping AZ LONESOME, OonemAngn, oaiitien Altoona,
and All principal stations and m,hing direct sennee.
HOES A. harrisenIg i9I New fork banmere hna wash,
nEton, sna ~ rhnAaelphia TOT new tork bosten, ana
ih,s, m moais,s po,n nnn;,,,,o, .-,o,r
Ah.vVNA AvVohhopAInVNto shy ekeept sammy,
~ o;.D M, stopping AZ Al regular stations between
rmspntHn hha A1ons, ena mAnna close eonhseuon
nlin ttnins oh We lnulsne sIaneh west
hAhIoAd, hoensopfgana Oressoh hAnroaa, and hoii-
aay.nnIy n, , -, :. Wv q
.rIIbbuhoh ANp hhlh MALL, aAly efeePt bnnpay,
~ Coz q. m, mopplng oniy A. Oonemsasn, ualnuen,
Altoona, anq All Phneipsi nsnens, makng aIeo. cen,
nscnon ~ hArhsnpfg ior nsw fork bAHimore, ana
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DRoPosALs FOR MAIL BAGS.

.,,,, wasTEerOs, D. G.. April ia 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart
amer the LIST day q July, 1896 such quantities o. the
s md % a dpts, y may from time to time
. JUTE CANVAS MAIL Sacks mo
eumforsncei Of SIZE No ii Inches in length aud IS
Inches In crcumferenee; OF siie No. g. 50 inches in
The sacks Of size No. i are to BE- made Of closely.
woven la.s canvas, Weighing no. less than sixteen
wof Ike those Of the warp 10 weigh one ounce
Tho sacks OF size No 2Ars to be made Of juto canvas
Weighing not less than eleven ounces 10 the yard AK
inehe, width the warp and wet 70 be nearly above
The sacks Of size No. to be made Of thinner juto
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Those Of sires No. and No. fare to be made with
.ssas or hem a the TOP two isshs. vide upon which
former and sight TO the % be we'll wrought
and they are each to be provided with good snd sun
strongly, uniesa seamless they to be made with
!wo seams sSsuIsd ssss VIII two rows e .sviPg All
Mali y in large and distinct letters. ~ .lsiJaN.
Any proposed Improvement that may be desirable In
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relatively 70 price IN deedinE the lowest And best bid
Sass asS ri 81 . A q R.A .sf
bid for and also written guaranty from the persons
nsd By the postmaster u tbs place where they rssids
that they will become responsible on sun eien bond for
the due performances Of the contract in ease gneh pro.
Ths sacks contracted for be delivered at the sx-
Pss Samore ana Msh Sston IL .ueS aSsa.
htes and at such times as may be ordered !,
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the Postmaster General will reserve the right order
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-28
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In RAILROAD-ls60

Passenger Station New York corner Twenty Seventh
90 a"..' street and Fourth aysaus. Vi. .f
Entrance on Twenty seventh street ... .. A.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
POr New Haven, 700, 500 lEx,), 80 a. m. l2l6
Ok J, LOO Rx.), St5, Z 80 and 90 ok. p N, Ror
Bridgeport, roo, 500 (Rx J, llS0 a. m. f2l6 (ES),
500 ok y s46, 80, 500 (Rxl ,. For Milford apd
Stafford, 90, 1850 IN. 8 as $50 N. For Fair.
held, soa,hPort and wsstPOrt 100 II $40, 4lSo
p, M FOR Horwalk, 90, 8 90 Xxx $50, II. 80 a %
l2lA (Ex 500 [Exl S45, 80, $50, 800 tx m Ror
Darien, 200, $50, 11,So m. S45, 40, 30 p. IN.
For Grssnwieh 100, 10, II. so a m. AS 10, 30,
90 P'% Fer stanford 90 sEC (E1 Sso; iIlSo
(Ex p m. For Porehsster and intermediate HtAtobs,
100, 80, llSO a. m. $40, $50, bSo, $50, 100 p mi
CONNECTING TRAINS "a
PaT Boston via Springfield, 90 m. (Exl 0O(Ex),
S0op VI, For Boston via shOre Line l2l5 Tx }, 500
p m. For Hartford and Springfield, 500 lex a: ID !
l2l5, SOC lkx), 500 y. m. For conneeteut River
p H. 70 NonhamptSD DRor Hartford, Providence abd
fi-hkilf Railroad, s 90 (Rx.) J, mi l2,b m.l FOr
New Haven Hsy LoSds9 AID s1OSieg.on R,ilIpad a
u Is p. m. to Northampton Por HouSatone Railroad
500 a. For hRugAtuek Railroad, 500 a. nj 500 b,
m For pAabury and AoEvaIk Railroad, 700 .. n.,
ConmOdIOus sleeping eArs attached to m. train
aP9 JANIS II. HoYT, supshntsndAut