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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
LnfAsf Naurs

The cholera reports from New York, up Il
Monday, say that no new cases have occurred
since Friday.
Gold closed in New York, on Monday, a
1861. Se~ven-thirty U. S. Bonds worth lOlj
Three of the robbers of the Cadiz bank
were captured about eight miles below Steu
benville, on the river, IN Monday evening
In a fight three were captured and one
wounded. Two are yet at large. Abou'
$4,000 have been recovered.
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Cleveland WhoiesuIe Market

MONDAY EVENING. April 30
FLOUR-Stra1y and hrn Ivr good grades. IIty
made Ak lei At SlL.O1gI2 "; no AA Waite l2Gl5
Country brands AA reI ~; w Az white
SlU 2 OIL ~. GuOd To cbOIcs spring hvld at range
Of ~ glu.
MHEAT-Very firm for choice grades. Sales two
cars Milwaukee spring frUm stU, . al 81 81.
BUrTkR-PrIne IN iiEaI receipt. Iar demand and
steady ~ 4l94zc; iufeLlor " Common graIes dull
at 3UGS5c
CHEksE-Quiet. Good to prime old Western Re-
serve aud New York Is in Very light reel { aud
firm 1t 1JBzSc New SIN moderate receipt. but m
active aud nominal.
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New York Market-Apru 20,

CorrIN-Firmer and very quiet. Sales at SIC
fr uiddling,
rLoUK-DIll and 1Uc lower on common and me-
dunn grades. Sales ut S7.9UgS,4 40 Tor extra state;
500 % IVr extra round hOvp ULlU; Sy,SUgI2, ~ tor
Irade brands. MARKET Closing dull.
MHEA-Ddll anu nOminarIy 29Sc lower.
SUGAE-oleady. sales aL lU13GI2c.
MULASSEs-tIrmer. Bales Va Porto Rico st Zoe.
b~UrrAR-vuieL 25935c for 0HiO. and +UG6Jc
lof State.
GAEEsE-Dull. Sales at 1925.
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Cincinnati Markets.

SATURDAY, April 23-P. n.
BUTTER-The receipts are rather more liberal
and. although prices are not quotably lower, they
are weaker, with a declining ,en 1eney. We quote
Hesh made Central UhI0 at 45@ISc; Western Re-
serve Sc, and inferior qualities at 5O94Zc Fer b.
ChEEsE-A lew lots OF Old remain Uu the market,
and prices r4le firm for Western Reserve. factory
aud Hamburg. at zlc per pound. Cnoics new is
neld Al l5Gloc. There Is no demand tor inferior.
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WIEE.-A new wine is Just coming into
popular favor but by no means intoxicating
In its nature. We refer to Speer's Sam
burg port Wine, which has been introduced
into the hospitals and principal drug stores
in this city, and IN London and Paris, by
Alfred Speer, Of Passaie, n. J.-ALbans
Standard.
For sale by Anderson s. Rupp.
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cleveland l. Mahoning R. X. Co..

hER 3 OFFICE.
CLEvELAND, April rs h. 1876
A divi lend of four per cent free of tiOv-rn-
ment tax. has been declared by the Board OF Di-
the Com any, (except that issued in the CONVEX
zion of bonds and upon thata p'o rata dividend,)
payable at this Othc on the 10Th day of NAV next.
The transfer hooks will be closed from the SUth
instant. ana opened on the 18th OF May.
May 2 1866 Nv" GEORGE MYGATT, Treas.
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TTACHMENT L.

"A John NJ. stull. plaintiff. against J. II.
Johnson; deien Tan Before g. W. snyder. J. P.
OF harItort township Trum6ulI county. Ohio.
0 the 18th day of April. A ID 1876 said justice
issue an order of attaehm ent ia the alb I'VE acton
for the sum Of Four Dollars aud Twenty two
Cents. JUhN II. SrULL.
Hartfnrl Mav Q 1893 On
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MARRIAGES.

81 Notices of Marriages. Death and Births will
not be published. UuIess The persons sending them
give Us their namgs.
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R- It is 8 shame 10 wear this rusty old
suit when a few dollars will buy q new one
ct REED &ADAM'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02

B@-I was awfully cheated in this suit
but the next time i shall go TO
REED Il ADAMS.
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Warren. April Is 1856 Sw
A EMF.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

IA REAL ESTATE.
I'd purku-n Of an order granted BY the Pro-
bate Court of Trumbull county. Ohio, 1 will offer
for 8 ale at public auct on. on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of May. 1866. at 10 o'clock. forenoon. at the
Court House in said County, the following describ-
ed real estate. 10 wits Situate aud being lot SO and
part of lot IS in the Village of Warren, COunty
aud State aforesaid, and known as the GIater
property, a. the corner of Main and High Streets
in said Village, TO he sold subject to certain condi-
tions contained N said order of sale, which. to-
Rether with terms. v III be made known Ou day Of
sale. 4OhAhO Admit,
uf Augustus Greter. decd.
By Hutehins & FOrrisI. Aus,
April Is 1876 Nv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02

BE- Don't wear that old ha. when a new
one only costs Sl.50, at
REED & ADAMS.
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SOMETHING NEW.

THE SUBSCRIBER, being no
longer under Uncle Gam orders, has once
more commenced his old busine S. and would in
form the people OF " srrtn and yieinIIy that be il
prepared 10 furnish every description Oi Boots and
Shues, made 10 order in the bust stS lie aLd at short
notice. Particular aItentlI paid tO the manu-
facUure OF WORK, and MEh'S FINE
CALF BOUfS. u tn eeWed and pegged. He RouId
also inform his old irIrnus and customers, and the
rest of mankind, that his shop Is the onIy place
FATENT SEAMLESS FELT SHOE
Is manu- factured, the advantages of which are al
most too numerous to mention, but among them
are health, comfort aud durability. The felt brino
: non-conductOr OF heatand cold, there Is nc Dos.
sibility OF n eeziLR the ieeJ IN winter, or of being
uncOmfortabiy warm IN summer. and et the evap.
oration from the leet, winch Is So NECESSARY 10
heath. is not on'y pot prevented. but Is even uro-
noted IN the whole Ills lpYepuUn is destined
70 axe its place ana .ng the things which Man
kind will Lot RilliAgls let dle." aud needs only to
be seen to be q pIeclatel-
Rememher the place, Main Street. Warren, O.,
opposite AndeIs0n's New Brick Block, up stairs.
May 2 1876 J"P.1UT1LE.
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THE LOSSES

1t is impossible to give anything like a
fair estimate of the lose. The depots and
rolling stock of the roads, which were de-
stroyed, were valued at over S25O,0 DOC, while
an immense amount of mere handize of all
descriptions was destroyed, the value OF
which cannot be ascertained.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
AMLEsS FELT SHOE
.AME OF CROQUET.

~ Mayne Reid says that "CrOquet is the most
attractive psstime OF the age. NeUher is the
the mind neglected in the play Of this a-c0mmO'
dating pastime. Its rules are 80 varied. Yet 80 "a.
tiOnal. tina the intellect is kept constantly on the
alert. 1t is ad 'pte1 10 people Of all ages. Let ni
hone that il may become a pastime OF the people"
Call at RURrEkS' B0OkS1OhE and get one.
May z IS.e
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New Advertisements.
T UNCLAIMED

d EMAlNlNG IN the Post Office al
LII Warren. State of Ohio. May 2. 1866.
Barley James Lamberson Charles
BsSkWith Fredk K Leopold NJ
Bennett Chas 2 z MarGIn Flora 2
Brooks Ellen Mrs Miller 5 N
BoneHetz oR Mason John
b uc6ley James Mrs Miner U
Brapard AC Mosler Eliza Mrs
Blu Il HenryC MUser VEltin
ClA TX Caroline AHmps ley Henry
Gle ment Carrie Osborn e h q Co
Cor nell GeOr1g 4 Paden 3 NJ
CO ok jams Parks samuel
Goss is Pickett John
Gr umlich Edwin Parry John p
GrasOn John Porter 1eOrge s T z
Green May Potter j b
hardman r NJ Reed Nancy
har knees susanna hUseIs Patrick
heWlCI Ransom Schllle Kate
Hamilton w - Stinapp Ii W
hodges W Y 6WII
Hul chins HE Tuner Louisa
HOFFMAN Paul Vance jeanette
Humphrey arab hrs NOlgnI Carl
hunter J Nsets Frank
Jones W Is Wager msn Jacob
LlppiI VIM s Williams Henrietta Mrs
lewis " MoIi anna Mrs.
ITO obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call TOR 'GfUertised teaers.' give the date 81
tuis list. xnd pay one cent lOr advertising.
once hours IrUm I:Sv A "a, TO $3.50 =. Al
e., EAILn. Z NJ.
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. ENACTMENT NOTICE,
A NUTICE.

A PLACEMENT NUTICE.
IA Henry Stiles & Son. plaintiffs. against Ru-
d0Ibh Hyte and Annie byte, defendants. Before
Almon ID. Webb, ]. p. Of Warren township. Trum-
bull County, Ohio.
On the 18th day of April. AID. 1866. faid Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above action
for the SUN Of Nine 4l-l00 Dollars.
Il. STILES J. SON.
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nor RENT.
IL A comfortable six-rOom Dwelling. pleasantly
situsted.- Possession given Immediately.
MAY 2lt T.. MeLAIN.
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A DMINISTkAToR's SALE OF

ESTATE OF. ROBT. s. DRAKE.
IL The undersigned has been duly appointed
Adninistrairix OF the estate of Robert 5. Drake.
late Of Trumbull County, deceased.
May 2 1856 3T sREBECCA DRAKE.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

lila . CALE.
" In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court OF TTumbuI ChuIty. Ohi0. male on the 18th
day Of April. A. d. 1865 ia the Ease of Alfred Wal
durf. Guardian of Justis N. Newell and Ida n
Newell, agai Isr his War1S. the undersigned will.
on the 10Th day of May. A d.. 1866, at II O'Clock,
NJ. on the premises. in Trumbull county. offer al
public sale the following described real estate. sit
uate IN Vernon township, TrIn0ull county. Ohio
of Fl ~ 500 acres OF land. bounded as follows =
NIrth by ceutre OF high way east by lands -cou-
pied by J ImeS SImm m; south by lands owned by
LucIus Brown. and west by center of highway; es-
timated To ooutain Three aud l9- u acres of and.
Terms of orle-One half cash on the lay of sale
one-halt IN ons year from the day of sale, t. be
secured by IN 'rigage on The IremIses sold. and the
d1ftrred payment to bear interest AZ the rate OF
slx per eentum per annum, payable annually.
Sad real estate Is TO be sold subject To all claims
az tlnst toe same. Nppraisei ut (Si3l 5) one hun
drei thirty-Ons 50-lu0 dollars.
l. ALFRED WALDORF,
Guardian of Justis n. Newell and Ida VI. Newell,
Nav Z ISrs; YE
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| HATCH A FISH
" Which you can do if you call at PORTERS'
BOOKSTORE and get some oftheir Patent Hooks.
Lines, Reels. Fishing Rods. &c. MAY 2 1885
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28

Such
the old Of Francis
appointed Agent for his years -
Life q the of the
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28

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The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28
A BILL entitled an act to aid in the reor

D,II a.:.lJ - . "a "a =; .l
A ELL chtitiea an act {" ana IN the reor'
gahfza''oh ,0 0i o': !ohh ColleSe.
Q. Ehh,.. 4 olloao L,vn had r.sfnrod ~ tber,
the Nollfse ou''u'i'Ss an" Ir9''iSeS ""'c"
nave beSh occupie' ny 'he te1erai "oNe''
ment s'hce octooer, eighteen huhureo an"
slXty'nne, Tor military purposes ana are
about tt resume thelr coileg'ate course OF
lastrucVloh thepe,h' .hesel1rG n. c..,
section l: ne " e"4cfem ey We "che'ot
Assembly OF -u"rya"a' nat me cohu'''ohS
ANNEXED 20 'ne me- se,ep" appa.I ,hsan Ur W."
ai ne". " ,ha. a4 ooiIona cc,n,,;"sd :, thn Snv
i uoi,''rs W t'l''. uD h;lls hamntorIro
eFa' seher"i 'InS h,,.o,, I
p,sseu 'I, "Tn Tnoaa s"1 a','" ,ba ,y,r,pt nf
oh anu 'ne iar"I"'' Ia nI It'In Ia !; h"rnhr an.
the Ho'',''9'ao'. n"' ''''u -" rs .hn ,,r:or nt
.nor'He'I . aH lrI''si J or"rno.. ry thsse su.'
tie S"'u 'is''o'o ann s''''"o'' ''''' ''"'
pended approt',a,'1nns'; n :, o,oo,,j Th,. a..
., section hna IT, - e. J",eI'' Ia nn, 'me
reaSulGt oi tlo Ia' .J
pc ana ne - "eIeDs 81 tLrs. ' ,hnns,nd
40 addition 10 Ihe sum .. ."ieu 'nou:"nu ';a:
nStI"rs, d nom u"h" to INV r +, their order the
ana ge'e%rnHrs % Iopri 10 p dors II o,nu annu,Ir I,'
sum oI 1--WE t"e!NI ,ho .rp Grst Iv ot J Innc % o,h,a.n
o" anu I.'ol l s~tvle;gbt Tor and ,,nr;n@ ,Ln
mum, nu,,,uo ~ t;ve Years S '''
'et,n Eno,;on VI IA And he il euoc,ed That this
oot ~ ehoii tate M effect from the date Of its pas.
"oo "oae s"A'' GApril 2s. leee-lw
''s''
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28
MEETINGS OF
County Commissioners.

TNllE regular meetings of the County Com
L nissoners will be held on the second Tues
DAY of every month.
Collectors and others having accounts to be
stated or settled will apply to the Clerk during
the recess of the Board. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil county.
Jan 20, 1eG6-y
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28

A BILL entitled an act to authorize the
Governor, Comptroller and Treasurer to
sell two hundred shares of the stock of
the Union Manufacturing Company held
by the State and to apply the proceeds to
the liquidation Of the debts Of the State
Section |. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the Governor,
Comptroller and Treasurer of the State are
hereby directed and empowered to sell, for
the best price that can be obtained, two
hundred shares of stock in the Union Man
ulacturina Company held by the State of
Maryland, and that the proceeds of sale of
said stock are directed TO be paid into the
Treasury Of the State, ind that the money
so received shall be applied by the Treasurer
to the payment and reduction Of the debts Of
the State.
Section >. And be it enacted, That this
act shull take effect trcm the date of its pas,
sage. [April %, 15G6-lw
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28


| eighteen hundred and sixty-six. make, by q
go"d yand valid title, the State OF Marylarn
Icqnn!,) JOINT owner OF the property OF every
KIND and description, real, personal, and
mixed, now owned by the said college.
Section = Bc end'fcd, That upon the
acceptance OF TINS act by the majority OF the
Stockholders at meeting to be called ana
nel' ~ pursuance OF the act OF 'ncnrpora-
t'onj 'he uHStecs or sad college, are hereby
anthorl"ca ana ,nlly empowered to make,
ny Soed ana valld title, the State OF Mary
lanu Nequai,) lom' owner IN all the property
VI every N'no anu description, potn real;
l,erEo'',.'' anu ~ n'Neo' no" o""eo ny 'he salu
Ae,lc"i'ura' Io'lrse' ,;,
4, "et''pn d. ne " ehfc'eh, ha! so m"ch OF
Ine ,n'lh Sat,'on oi the act OF IisAteen nun
Nv" .t ',' Ivy ,s'N' c''"p.Gr h'he'y'Se'e"' anu
L"v Ie.p'u Tue''oi oi '',e ac' ol 9'9h1ee1
I w.: az" n' e.'"'' c''!'P'er TWO n"n'reu
Tns I"" a'A's 'n'e' WHY" requires 'he Doaro oi
''"ortctS' W I"'o's' oi l"eu'y''"' lIu5'eeA'
o.I f p'; .,U;l eac" county anu one rom 'ne c'y
W n".u.''o'r' 'r . "uo authorizes .he hPl,otnl
i nen' VI trustee IRON, me D'S'ricV Oh 20
"n'paa c.,,' any one rom 'nG Eastern ohoFe ana
o"I ". non' '''o eS'crn 'norr' 'or 'nc H,atc
"' ,alsf, W anu :,'e SANE Is merepy repGaleu;
= ,''Ut T. T. ne c""rfc"' l''l 'hc Poarn
W " ! r''S.IeS OF 'ne Nary'iha agrlcnltural
NH %nt,'' WI anu ''icf 'ne .lsI e'is VI
.h.,on' ct'..reGn NV huhuFc' anu S'N'yrS'A; DC
obalI 'u W t'esen 'r"S'reS' 'p'r 1' mnn"
o",t', . " "'s1"ocrs " NV o,"'e no;!ra VI l'ou
:';,., W aepi','.' ''e o'"'e '"'r'eSI ''9
II'mt h "nu ',e o'"Il sc..n S"l., nc
LlJ,,ou LnI1 =, a '''Jo'ay VI 'nc pil,''G S'och
~ GUY '''h''cl ni m n1" l,los.'en ~ ~"
of W."rionl nd W ie9t'l W H. u ."u '''i
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28
THE STEAMER
&C. s(Gls'S's'.'55e
EEl;a EElTGs-a
co nj Nj f r CE

NM Hi commence runring between Sas,
w satras River and Philadelphia, on
Monday, April md leaving Wilson'S Point
on Mondays and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock
4. Nj. Leave Georgetown and Frederick
town at ~ o clock, touching at all the Land
ings on Sassatras and Elk Rivers; leave
Betterton about 3 o clock p NJ.
Will leave Philadelphia, third wharfabove
Arch street., at o . clock A. NJ, every We'd
nesday and Saturday
Beg Freight carried at reasonable rates,
but Trust be prepaid.
}. II. WILSON,
mar vi, lSb6-lw Captain.
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28
IT PREVENTS POVERTY AND WRETCHEDEESS.

Of
% " @ @ eaEIg MS wifi, and Little dependent on the worlds cold charity the
more T" nor more well in the World dies but his family well provided
a the prudence effect Life Insurance. Many this
this county, and recall They
such examples An the
ltis C0mDau uuntt tuH
The En il
S
The COST of ETNA generally
\ efo
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28
FOR RENT.

KNllE RESIDENCE and STORE HOUSE
d formerly occupied by me. opposite the
Court House. The Dwelling is one of the
largest and most desirable residences in thc
town, with all the modern improvements
conducting to comfort Tie Store Room is
also one Of the largest III the Shore. cen
trally situated, and one OF the best stands for
business in the town. The stand is well
known throughout the county having been
used as IA Store House for many years. The
situation Of the building and the provcrbial
heaIthtnIncss OF the town make it a desirable
location for any one with family desiring
to do a fine business and at the same time
reside in a perfectly healthy neighborhood.
Apply to BENZ. f. MAY.
Baltimore, Nd.
Or, +. +. EWING.
mar ~ lSh6-2m Elkton, Nd.
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28

A BILL, entitled supplement to an Act
to incorporate the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, passed at December ses-
sion, eighteen hundred and twenty three,
chapter one hundred and forty. .
Section !. BE it enacted By the General
assembly Of Nary,and That the President
and Directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, be and they are hereby
authorized and empowered to sell, or other
wise dispoEt of to the presenter any future
owner or owners, of the -four mill at Viewer
ton, Maryland, now owned by Joseph II.
Mexse aud Mctienry Grafton, the waste
water Of the said Canal at the aforesaid vii
lage of Weve-ton, for the purpose Of afford
ing sufficient water power to sad mill, to
enable the present or and future owner or
owners of said MIL to properly carry on the
business of milling.
Section 2. 4ind be ii enacted. That the said
| President and Directors of said Canal, are
also hereby authorized and empowered to
grant to the present or any future owner or
owners of said mill full power and authority
to divert the course of the said waste water
of said Canal, in such manner and to such
extent as will enable said owner or owners
fully and effectually to carry out the provi-
sions of the preceding sections.
Section 8. 4nd be ii enacted, That all laws
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28
Drift Logs.

A large number of White Pine Logs and a
IA few l!cmlock Logs, viuyin" from Il to l.
feet, were lodged upon the Real Estate of the
late John Rryb,Ids hcirs,-known as the
Pcarcr Farm,-in S;t,>atli,s Neck, Cecil county,
Nd, hy the high tides this spring, and have
been removed short distance rom the shore.
50 us TO prevent them from again getting alriit
| hereby notify the owners, or their agents,
to COME forward, prove property, pay charge.
and take them away before the first ,luv Of
June, next.
Persons representing themselves as Agents of
the owners are also notified to produce due
proof Of their agency.
BARNEY REYBOLD,
One of the Executors Of John Rcybod, decd.
april II, lSjG-1w Delaware City.
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28

or parts of laws inconsistent with the provi-
sions Of this act, be, and the same are hereby
repealed. :.
Section 4. Aid 5c it enacted That this act
its passage.
April 2S, 1S6G-lw
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28
y BILL entitled an act to appropriate sum
of money to the Children $ Aid Society OF

A BILL entitled an act to appropriate sum
of money to the Children; S Aid Society of
Baltimore,
Section |. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the Treasurer
shall, upon the warrant of the Conptrolcr
pay to the Treasurer of the Childten's S Aid
Society of Baltimore the sum Of ol'e thou
sand dollars.
Section = And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage. April IS, lSGG-lw
A BILL entitled an act to restore William
Thompson. Of r.. of Montgomery county ;
Stephen II: Bradley, Of Queen Anne S
county; ami Theodore p. Harrison. Of
Baltimore city, to the elective franchise
and full rights of citizenship.
Section |. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, (twothirds Of all
the members elected to each llouse concur
ring,) That VIM. Thompson, of r.. of
Montgomery county; Stephen ii. Bradley,
of Centervile, Queen Anne's county, Md. &,
and Theodore p. Harrison, of Baltimore
city, be and fhey are hereby restored to the
full rights If citizenship and elective fran
| chise.
Section 3 And be it enacted, That this
| act shat this act shall take effect from the
date Of its passage. April %, 1SGG-lw
A BILL entitled an act to extend the pro-
visions of the act Of January Session,
eighteen hundred and sxtytive, chapter
one hundred aud twenty six, tor the relief
of certain parties indebted to the State,
by extending the time for payment therein
MENTIONED.
Section l. BE it cnactea By the General
assembly Of Ha1ylamd, That the time limited
for the payment Of certain claims due the
State as prescribed in the act of January
session, eighteen hundred and sixtyfve,
chapter one hundred and twenty-six. be and
the same is hereby extended until the first
day Of April, eighteen hundred and six y,
The Cecil Whig., 1866-04-28

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MARRIAGE LICENSE,
AUCTlONEER.

TNNEIE undersigned, thankful for past pa
Il tronage, will still continue the business
of selling property at auction. All orders
for his services in that line promptly attend
edto. Address
ELI COSGROVE, Auct,
Principle Furnace, Cecil county, Md.
apr I, fSG6-tf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-16
To ADyERTISERS.
EXTRAVAGANCl.

Official statements recently prepared show
that our people in utter disregard of the warn
ings of the past are INDUCING in the same
ruinous extravagaDce which on previous oc-
casions has resulted in financial disaster and
ruin. Thus our imports at the present time
are more than double the value Of exports, and
Tor the heavy balance against us our bonds are
being shipped 10 Europe in lieu of gold at a
discount of IS TO 20 per cent. Such a stats of
things cannot long continue without bringing
4 day OF reckoning. That It-may be seen for
what luxuries we are mourning this great risk,
We may mention that In the four and a half
millions of imports received at New York in
the first week of this month there are incl uded
s52,9i9 for jewelry: s6SCe7 for fancy goods;
S2l,l57 tor champagne $3.50 for cigars; s33, ISL
for toys S6,e21 for perfumery; SCI ,3g7 for
wines, and Sl9,65s for brandy.
Our resources are almost unlimited and our
recuperative powers wonderful; but they
should be devoted exclusively TO payment OF
the National debt. When that task is finished
We can better afford 10 indulge ourselves
However, while money, So called, Is plentiful
we have no idea that any moralizing, however
well intended, Will prevent people from buy
Ing what they want, and can pay for. Let
them bear in mind. however. that the future is
very uncertain, and in case of general CONNER
ciai disaster, precipitated by recklessness, the
weightiest purses will be somewhat lightened.