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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-11-17
The Case of the Police Com mis-
siONerS.


We give the following summary Of the
american, Of Thursday, Of Judge Bartol' 8
decision in the case:
First-That the objection to the amended
commitments of Messrs. Young, Valanta and
| Thomson is not sustained, but that it is his
duty to determine whether for any, and for
what cause alleged the petitioners are lawful
ly detained, and to beside whether they are
entitled to be discharged with or without bail.
Sccond-That forciblc desseisin of the
buildings and property held by Mc.srs. Wood
and Hindes, even if wrongfully held, would
be an indictablc offence, as tending to a
breach Of the public peace, and looking to
the testimony of Messrs. Fuller and Ball as
TO the declarations of Mr.. Valiant with re-
gard to himself and Mr. Young taking violent
possession, there is probable cause shown
for their arrest and detention under that
charge, and it is Lis duty to hold them to
bail to answer the same.
Third-That Il removal Of Police Commits,
sioners by the Governor during the recess of
the Legislature has the same force and effect
as a removal by the General Assembly
their powers under the law are identical,
and their decision alike final. That for
parties thus removed to hold on with strong
hand, and to continue to exercise official
powers, is to resist the rightful power of the
Governor. Hence the order holding Messrs.
Valiant and Young to bail inS20, 900 not to
attempt to exercise the powers of Police
Commissioners, was issued without lawful
jurisdiction or authority, and he cannot re-
mand the parties to prison or hold them to
bail under that order.
Fourth-In the case of Sheriff Thomson
the Judge decides that the commitment is
not lawful cause of detention, it being issued
| without oath or affirmation charging him
with conspiring to riot; but if it had been
so issued he would have been compelled to
decide the same, that he acted in the clear
discharge of his bounden duty in obeyng
the order of Messrs. Young and Valiant to
summon and swear in a posse comitatus.
Messrs. Young and Valiant were held to
bail in the sum of $4,000 to answer before
Judge Bond the charge of attempting a
breach of the peace, and Sheriff Thomson
was discharged from custody. Yesterday
Messrs. Young and Valiant issued an order
to the police force to obey no orders except
such rs given by them, and it is understood
that Marshal Carmichael will this morning
report to them as the Police Commissioners.
Mayor Chapman has not been present at any
of their meetings.
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-We have letter

BRUTAL AssAULT.-We have letter
from the sth district, giving an account of a
brutal and unprovoked assault upon feeble
old man, one of the most respectable cit-
zens in that district, by rutiian, reported,
by our informant to have occurred ut Rock
Springs, but what was done with the assault
ing party, or when the occurrence took
place, is not mentioned And what is OF
still more importance, the writer does not
give his name. Correspondents must give
us their names, when they make important
statements, intended for publication. This
precautIon is necessary to prevent us from
becoming the victim of designing parties.-
We don't doubt that our correspondent is
entirely Trustworthy, in the present in lance,
and this fact should have influenced him to
send his name. We are thankful for all
such contributions; but writers Of news
items should always give dates when occur
rcnces take place, as we'll AS names ; also,
what is the finale of tue events us far as
possible.
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nlarrieo.

Y-CAMPBELL.- the resi-.
dence>of the brides parents, New Leeds,
by the Rev. Mr.. Elderdice, on Thursday,
the 18th inst, Lieut.. JOHN McCAULEY and
MARY LOUISA CAMPBELL, both of this
county.
SNOW-KIDD.-AtP Port Deposit, on Mon.
day evening, Oct. Goth, 1866, by Rev. H.
Branch, MELVIN NJ. Snow, of Windsor
county, VT, and HANNAH f., daughter of
Andrew Kidd, Esq, of Port Deposit.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday
evening, the 18th instant, in the NJ. E.
Church of this town, by the Rev. NJ. D.
Kurtz, JOHN W. ANTHONY and HANNAH
B. MERREy, both Of Elkton.
OWENS-MEGIIL.- Cecilton, Nov.
18th, by Rev. j. Humphriss, II. Francis
Owens and MARY A. MEGILL, both of this
county.
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CECIL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL,
ELKTOE, MARYLAND.
REV. WALTER S. pRYsDALE, AM. Princi


THIS Institution has been reorganizcd to
i afford the citizens of Cecil county opportunity
Of securing a superior education for their sons and
daughters. The caplcious building has been r.-
ainted, and the School-room retitted: and every
facility, il is believed, is now possessed for cummti-
nicating thorough instruction in all the branches
adapted To prepare pupils for Business, for Teach
ing, or for tn" Classes of College.
The arrangements of the Central High School are
such that the advantages of the best Academies may
here be secured at almost nominal cost. Board
ing he obtained in the town at reasonable rate.
The Scholastic year is divided into Four Quarters Of
eleven weeks each
The Tution-Fce for the first or loves. class is
Three Dollars per quarter; for tho second class,
Four Dollars and for the third class, FIVE Dollars.
An additional charge per quarter will be made for
French, and also for Drawing and Painting. Glass
books. excepting for optional studics) Stationery
and Fuel are supplied by the Board. ut a moderate
charge per quarter Until otherwise ordered Pupils
from other Counties will he admitted upon tho 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, a
number of pupils from the Public Schools of the
such advancement, and who shall be recommended
hv the Commissioners of the Districts in which the
schools they attend are located.
Wnshington's Birth Day Easter Monday, Fourth Of
July, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Week.
BOARD OF VISITORS James T. Mccullough,
Esq, Hiram Mccullough, Esq, r. d. Jamar Esq,
Or. Joseph Wallace Rev. Janles McIntre.
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Maryland.

BY the dint Of hard lying, and covered by
every false pretensc, disguised by assumed
names, and aided by all the power of the
Federal Government aud trcachcry in her
own executive mansion, Maryland has again
been placed under Rebel control-call things
by their right name, for it is the sano con.
troll under which the State labored in 1861,
when she was relieved by the potent spell of
Federal Bayonets, more than by any other
influence. Since thcu that party has chang.
ed it's name many times, but has laid down
no distinct platform of principles; has pub.
lished no policy, but solely depended on a
Wholesale system of faultfndug and abuse
of the Union party. Now that the men who
strove so hard to drag the State into the vor
tex Of secession, are again in power, they
will DO compelled to adopt some system Of
action, and endeavor to carry out some prin-
cplc Of government or State policy. The
Registry law will meet with their first and
most vindictive assaults, as the barrier which
opposed their power and pointed out their
treason. But to effect this object, the pres
cnt Constitution must be assailed, and under
this covert attack on the Registry law the
effort will be made to set aside the prohibit.
ing clause in that instrument, Of the payment
for cmancipated slaves by the State. These
sections will be linked together, doubtless,
and referred to the people for ratification,
with the Interior design of levying tax on
the property of the State to pay a loan which
will be put upon the market in the shape Of
property-lost by their acts Of rebellion
Unless the Federal Government in the mean.
time steps in to decide the contest against
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RELIGloUs.-A protracted mecti,

RELIGloUs.-A protracted meeting
Of considerable interest is now in progress
in the Bethel NJ. e. Church, at Pivot Bridge.
Rev. George Hughes, a noted revivalist Of
the New Jersey Conference, will preach to.
morrow, (1sth inst, y morning and evening
also, Oh Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Of next week.
Extra services have been held in the Elk.
ton Presbyterian Church during the present
wcek
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Danie! H.

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Danie! H.
McCauley, son of Mr.. Jethro McCauley,
residing neal New Leeds, was shot while out
cunning, on election day, the 9th inst, by
the accidental discharge of his gun, while
in the act of climbing fence and drawing
the gun after him by the muzzle. The con-
tents passed through his right hand and
lodged in the leshy part of the arm below
the elbow. Drs. Ellis, Carter, Clement and
Patterson, were called to the relief of the
wounded lad. The severity of the wound
was such as to deem amputation necessary,
and the arm was taken off at the elbow
The patient was doing well at last accounts
and symptoms of his recovery favorable
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~ We call the attention of our read

~ We call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement, in another column, Of
MeSsrs. Henry Raske / Co. They are the
most reliable Furriers in the city of Phila.
delphia: 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 Of Furricrs.
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the Rebel power, which will now rule Mary
land, this tax for slave property is inevitable,
provided the people continue to show the
same obtuseness to their interests that they
have in selecting Rebels to rule over them,
under the dictation Of Andy johnson and
Tom Swami.
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BADLY INJURED.-Jas. L. Vandyke

BADLY INJUREp.-Jas. L. Vandyke,
son of Thos. Vandyke, residing in Sassafras
Neck, in this county, had one of his hands
badly injured, while feeding corn shelter,
on Saturday last The machine caught hi,
glove aud jerked his hand in among the
grinders, breaking and tearing two of his
fingers SO as to require amputation, and the
whole hand was SO badly injured, that it was
thought amputation would be necessary.
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REcovERED.-Mr. Samuel p. " God

whose advertisement appear in the last issue
of The Wing, Offering q reward tor the re ..
covcry of horse and carriage, taken
from his premises on the night of the 9Th
inst, recovered the property ON Monday
last; the horse, carriage, etc., having been
left near Glasgow, Del. Scwall Whitelock
and another gentleman named Halle re.
ceived tho reward for the recovery aud re.
turn of the property.
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TIE LAST SLICE OF BREAD AND But.

THE LAST SLICE OF BREAD AND But
rER.-Mr. Joseph P. Cantwell, vice Mr..
James McKinsey, resigned because Andy
the l. thirsted for his Radical blood, took
formal possession OF the Elkton Post Office
this week. This is the last slice of bread
and butter in Cecil. Not another crumb,
that we know of, is left, and still famish.
ing multitude are unsupplied, and go away
from the Presidential board unsatisfed, and
doubtless grumbling. Don't despair, We
who hunger and thirst, there will be new
distribution of Federal patronage in the
State much sooner than some Of you wot of
perhaps, and then it will be good to have
been q Radical
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CHANGE OF PRopRlEToRs.-Th
Howard House, of this town, changed pro.
prietors this week Mr.. Oldham retiring
and Mr.. W. Falls assuming control of that
establishment. There was great sale of
hotel furniture of the house on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week, under the hammer
of Burns, the unrivaled Auctloneer.
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Die0.

AkIN.-Near Cecilton, on the 10Th of Oct,
T. TAsKER, infant son of r. d. and Lizzie
A. Akin, aged months and weeks.
PUGH.--On the 9th instant, in Elk Neck,
MARY ANN, wife of James Pugh, aged 80
years.
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new US. B0UNTIES,
INCREASED PENSIONS,

HINDER recent Act Of Congress Soldiers Of 1861
u are. in certain cases, entitled an ADDITIONAL
BOUNTY from the United States.
Soldiers who were Disabled in the lae War by the
loss Of eyesight. arm leg, &c, &C. entitled to
and Orphans arc also entitled TO Increase of Pension
under late Act.
Persons writing for information will please state
the Name of the Soldier, his Company and Regiment
with the date of enlistment and discharge or death
also how much Bounty or Pension received. and if
heSoldier is dead give the name or names OF die
nearest Of kin.
Address (encosing Postage Stamp for rcply.)
VIM. ID. HILL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
20 ". Fayette Street, Baltimore, Nd
Aug II, Ig66-t3fzp
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THE FALLING STARS. The metsors
that were to have illumined the darkness
one of the nights this week did not shoot or
fall. Several of our star gazing amatuers
lost nights sleep watching for the meteor.
illogical phenomenon, but their vigls were
not rewarded, that we could learn, by the
shooting of single star.
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What MIR. Styles Has Done.

al have sold" writes Mr. r. STYLES, Of Rhinebeck,
n. Y, several of these machines WILCOX GIsBsl
to persons who had never used q Sowing Machine
of any kind, and who, trthout any Instruction
than could BE- given five minutes, have taken them
right along out In the country and IN every case they
report TO lRe their eattre sattsfattton,"
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The Bucks County Intelligencer,
DOyIestOwn, Pa.

0IRSONS wishing to dispose of REAL ESTATE In
maryland or Delaware to good advantage, should
advertise in the above-named newspaper which cir
culates largely than any other in Eastern Penn
sylyania Terms, &c, may be learned by communi,
eating with HENRY T. DARLINGTON, Editor and
Proprietor or the Editor of The Wing,
Aug 49, l986-3R'
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N1MRoD MINNoR will sell at public
sale, on the 2sth inst, large stock of farm
produce, stock and farming utensils See
advertisement.
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BoNpEp,-E. w. Janney bonded ,

BoNDED.-E. W. Janney bonded as
Sheriff for the second year of his term, be
fore the Orphans Court on Tuesday last
His bondsmen were John S. Rossell, Eli
Cosgrove, A. Bricklcy, George Ricketts,
and c. B. Cutler.
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ASTRAY.

GAME to tho anbscribcr, TWO SHEEP. The owner
y Is requested to como forward and take them
away RUSSELL THOMAS
Nov H. lssV-3w near North East
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Gbe nlarkets.
Corrected Friday, Nov, 10, 1866.
ELKTON MARKET

ELKT0N ICE COMPANY.
STOCKHOLDERS are notified that the Report of
a this years business of the Company will be made
on SATURDAY NIGHT, the 18th inst, at ~ o'clock.
general attendance Is requested at tho office Of
the undersigned. +. 4. ELLIS,
Nov H. ls66-lw President.
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OrCeaCbafts- -l1erbinouna.

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