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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-18

" We take great pleasure in publishing
he above letter, in order that Mr.. Morton
may place himself right on the record. II
may, however, be quoted against him some.
time in the future, and by the politicians
who at the present time style themselves
Democrats; for they are throughout the
country. striving with might and main to
gain the colored vote. There is no effort
being made to place negroes on an equality
with white people, or white people on an
equality with each other. Men voting to
choose their rulers will not eqnalze them
in any respect more than breathing the same
air. drinking from The same streams, or en-
loving the same sunshine. That the negroes
or colored citizens throughout the Quilted
States, without one State exception, will
vote, and that speedily, is no longer ques.
ton in doubt. bat u proben solved, and no
intelligent man, with eyes open. but must
know it: and therefore there is very little
discretion in any man mounting his dignity
and attempting to ride away from the fact.
We have all had to get over a great many
preudices and scrupes in which we have
been educated, within the last seven years.
Within two years, at furthest, we think we
may safely predict, that there will be no part
of the United States in which the coored
population will not vote, and it will all be
looked upon as matter of course as much
so as the black man paying taxes, enlisting
as a soldier, or laboring for liyel yhoQd, as
other men Of whittier skins do. This thing
Of colored suffrage, which is so rapidly be-
ing nausurated, is the work of a power
above and beyond the control of man.
Then where is the possibility of putting it
aside or kicking successfully against it?-
Prejudice, when opposed to justice and
common sense, must give way. Hard names
and wry faces will not save it. 1t has no
chance when not supported by usurped
power.
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The Cecil Democrat calls the Rcpub.
lican Primary Meeiingthe "Miscegen's Pri,
mary Meeting" We gave coupel OF chap,
tiers on Miscegenation few weeks ago for
the special benefit of that organ and its
kindred, in which we produced the stats
ties of Miscegenation or amalgamation from
the Census Reports, showing that the Mis-.
cGesenc crop was almost exclusively a pro.
duet OF the slave counties Of this State, and
the rebel States Of the South, where demo.
crazy, such as the Cecil Democrdt is blessed
with, has always tlnurishcd in health and
ylgor. The Republican party is bound to
break up this Mormonism of the democracy
with the colored race, and this is what affects
the Democrat so painfully.
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Cofal Afairs.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE County CoNMIs
s1oNERs.-The, following is the business
transacted by the County Commissioners at
their meeting this week:
Report Of Messrs. Hall, McKane and
klmble on REORGANIZATION of road near
Alexander Hills, filed.
Licenses Of John Schofeld, Ferryman at
fredericktown, and John II. Harris, Ferry
man at Bohemia River, renewed, and their
bonds filed and approved
Proposals for new bridge over North East
Creek, at England's Ford, filed, opened.
ana contract for same awarded to Jacob W.
McCarde, at $3.50.
Order passed authorizing Thos. Koanard,
Road Supervisor, to have the road from
West Nottingham church, passing Coulsons
saw mill, surveyed; in order to ascertain its
variation from the original position thereof.
Order passed authorizing Edward Glacken
to make small piece Of road, on the South
side OF Basin Run, through his lands. with
view to avoid the necessity for keeping VI
4 bridge, on the present road. at said point.
where it crosses Basin Run, and authorizing
the County Surveyor to locate said new piece
ut road 30 feet in width and return plot
thereof to County Commissioners.
Petition for repairs andlowering of bridge
near Kinks Mills, on b. NJ. House and Port
Deposit road, filed, and r. IL. England or,
dered to put new roof on same and lower
the bridge two feet.
Order passed authorizing Z. p. Bowen to
have an underdran put across the road
through Chesapeake City, west Of Back
Creek bridge
Order passed authorizing Thos Kennard.
Road Supervisor, to repair the Forge
road, at Love Run, and erect an open sill
Fridge at Red Point.
Order passed directing Jas. Mckane. Road
Supervisor to build small bridge over
branch of Christiana Geek, near Peter
PctersonS.
John +. Burkins appointed Constable in
the 9th district. and his bonds as Constable
Of said district and town of Rising Sun an.
proved.
Bonds Of J. McKane and j. jackson.
Road Supervisors, filed and approved.
Report of Trustees OF Poor for 1860
fled, and the acct. of Treasurer to said
bond, filed and settled.
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PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.
REPORTED FOR THE cEcrr. WIG.
PoET DEPOSIT, May -. 1867.

The heavy northeast storm of last week.
by blowing the water out of the river and
bay, prevented our town from being flooded
by the ireshet. kilograms from Columbia
ana Marietta. on the 9th. state that a large
number of RATS had broken loose.
A large quantity of timber passed down
the river. The water rose over the wharves,
but did no damage here, except Washing
badly some parts Of the grade of the Colum
bia Railroad.
The steamer Juniata, IN passing the
draw at Havre de Grace. was carried by the
rushing current again st the north guard
pier, and sustained damages estimated nj
eighteen hundred dollars
-lhe fishing batteries anchored in the
river, dragged their anchors. One. Mr..
SILVER 5, was carried from the 'shoal and
lowed IN to Havre de Grace by a tue.
The steamer alice" had to land AZ
Bond 5 wharf, and receive and discharge
passengers over RATS and board piles.
AT Conowingo the island between the
bridge was swept by the water. and commu.
nlcation was suspended. One man. Mr.,
Wistar Thompson. in trying to cross there.
vas nearly lost.
-Seyeral carriages from PENNSYLVANIA
ialling at the brid &c, crossed here by the
terryboat, going through water TO the boat
md landing in it at Lapidum.
On Tuesday last. the first lumber lv
the canal. this year. arrived here,
MIR. b. f. Heath took his school. con.
,istng of about seventy cLiIdrnn 10 ,Lo
woods to day. The children arnnorrI an
heir return to have had pIcasant doy ~
Naying.
Nets Of all sorts have been actively en-.
oloyed to day il fishing. The river was G,y
If the fnny tribe The gilline boats look
rom five hundred to a thousand each JriG
This evening, about one hundred mon
come to work on the phiIa. Central Rail.
road To morrow another hun>reI arr oy.
1ected. Several parties have nraraSnd
these, and the prospect for comnla,ing tLn
Dad from Rising Sun to the river, Jn.;ng
he present year. is favorable. '"e
This evening the brakesman of the Por,
Deposit Accommodation train foJ Off bn.
.ween Canton and Back river. and wos Kin.
ed. ' MN
Next Sunday, at 10. 80 AN. Rev. f. +.
Ames, Presiding Bishop Of the Methodist
episcopal Church, will preach at the Meth.
odist Church in this town. At 7.45 Pm.
either the Bishop or Rev. j. CUNNINGHAM,
Pc, will oiliciate.
Last Saturday, the "Granito': Clul
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" Music IN THE AIR. We were visited.
on Wednesday evening last, by couple oil
travelling musicians, who enlivened our
streets with sweet " strains of music" pro.
duced by the harp and violin. The must.
clans, we believe, were Italians, and were
mere boys, one of whom sang quite well.
which added much to the entertainment
They played in the streets, and their music
was such as is seldom heard therein
The circumstance would naturally remind
one of the little song, "Theres Music in
the Air. After playing and singing several
pieces, they passed the hat round and OBJ,
tanned good collection.
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w EeaED.

GlLBERT-McCORMICK.-.Inthe Par.
sonage at Bay Nic~r on the lst inst. by
the Rev. J. NJ. Elderdce. STEPHEN GlI..
BERT and Mas. REDEccA T.. McCoEMIcK.
all Of this county.
Fi;EEMAN-NORRIS.--On the 2s,h ul.
by Rev. II. Mathews, }. WESLEY FREEMAy
anil Many J. NORRIS, both of Ekton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nth
inst. by the same, RICHARD +. BgIsc0E.
ct this county, and SARAH ABGlE PEN-
NlNGToN. Of Kent county.
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May 18th, 1867.
"a lin Lila. o. IIhn Gocil III LIZ.

m - huy LIN, iooi.
TO the Editor Of THE Cecil Wig:
SIR:-Seeing my name in the last
Wing as one of the delegates to the piebald
convention to .be held in Baltimore. beg
leave to decline the honor. As there was
no delegation from the LIST district, | don't
think any person has a right to name the
delegates from our district, without knowing
whether they Were in favor of such con.
yention or not. have always been opposed
to negro suffrage. and the efforts now being
made to place negroes on an equality with
white people, las is we'll known in this dis.
trict,) and the whole business is disgusting
Jdious, and loathsome to me. | wish this
published, so that no one will ever take the
:::hertyto place my name on a delegation 10
a convention composed Of negroes and
whites again. Respectfully,
II. MoRT0y.
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Six Head of good, large, young Mules, Horses suita-
bile for road or farm Blood Mare Horse Coli one
year old. sirfd by Reisscr II of good Wagon liar
ness good Road Wagons, Spreaders and Chains Also
FARMING UTENSILS;
Consisting Of Plows, larrows and cutiyators Horse
Cart and Gears Buggy Wagons set of Blacksmith
i3oiS SET OF carpenter roofs, lot Of empty carboys
Desk and Stove. Also, many other articles
TERMS OF SALE FOk Personal PROPERTY -
All sums Of $40 ana under CASH all sums over $50
a credit u four months will be given upon the note
nj the purchaser with approved security
JAS. 7, MCCULLOUGH
i''FnetS"b scout AncI Assignee,
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Governor Fenton, of New York, has
signed the bill making eight honrs legal
days work in New York State. The bill
provides that eight hours work between
sunrise and sunset shall be regarded as q
legal day S work, in the absence of agree
ments to the contrary This does not apply
10 agricultural labor by the week, month or
YEAR. apd contracts for any number ofhours
can be made
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TOMATO PLASTs.-Wm. H. Nelson. Elk.
ton, having an unlimited supply of Tomato
Plants, is prepared to Gil all orders for the
same. His stock embraces several varieties.
among them the Feeiee, Extra Early Red.
and the Tilden, the latter being considered
the earliest and best in cultivation. The
plants are large and healthy lookng-and
those in want Of them could not do better
than get them of Nelson.
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RELICIous.-Rev. E. r. Emes, the Pre-
siding Bishop of the Me Church, will
preach in the Port Deposit ME. Church to.
morrow, at 10! O'Clock AM. Rev. Mr.. Gun
bingham, PIE, will be present in the even.
ing, and either he or the Bishop will preach.
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GlPslEs.-A party of these wandering
vagabonds passed through our streets one
lay this week. They appeared to have been
making some advances in civilization, in
the matter of comfort. They had couple
Of wagons in their train that were fitted ur
something after the manner of Street Rail
Way Cars, which were painted and furnish.
ed with considerable taste.
The Gipsies are a strange race of beings
Born and reared in the midst of civilization
yet we find them edhering to the wander.
ing, vagabond life Of their ancestors, sub
sisting by principally theS, fortune. telling
and horse trading,
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Ray D. Bratton, Real Estate Agent, ad,
vertises we'll improved and otherwise val.
liable small farm for sale near North East,
winch those in want Of o nice place would
do well to examine. II is all that the ad.
yertisement represents.
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Besap T. he new firm Of Davis d McCaulcy
advertise new lot of goods this week cheap
for CASH. q Cash is the "open ''cesame'' to
success when used practically
not -theOretically
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FEsTIvAI.-We understand that the Ma
sonic Lodge of this town intend to hold
strawberry festival to aid the starving people
Of the South. Particulars will he given
hereafter.
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New DRUG SToRR.-Dr. f. X. Foreman.
OF Frederick, Nd, has established drug
store opposite the Union or Temperance
Hotel, which is fitted up in the most neat
and tasteful manner. The DR.. intends in.
Producing Sodo Fountain into his store.
and making it specially attractive for the
ladies. The DR.. deserves, aud will doubt.
less receive, a liberal patronage from our
citizens. His card appears elsewhere in
The Wig to, day.
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EsE ED.

REESE In Chesapeake City, April 9th.
OF typhoid leaycr, WILLIE G., only son of
William and Esther Reese, aged 10 years
and 3 months. delaware Rcpnbiican
please copy.
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. We regret to
learn that Rev. Joseph Miller met with
serious accident, on Saturday last. He was
IN his.way home from Carter's Paper Mills,
md had proceeded about mile, when he
vas thrown from his sulky, by its running
over a stump, breaking his collar bone and
otherwise injuring him. Shortly aiterward
he was found III. an. insensible condition and
taken to house near by. when DR.. Carter
was summoned and dressed his wounds
At latest accounts the patient was doing
we'll.
On the evening Of the same day, IT. G..
layman, Of this office, was thrown from
wagon and had his left hand badly sprained
had not the horse stopped Immediately on
he command being given, the vehicle woulG
nave passed over him, and the attending
result been OF more serious nature.
On Monday last Il horse attached to n
aulIiy, minus its occupant, was seen comine
1ver the causeway, at full speed. He was
stopped IN town, when the property was re
:ognlzed to be Joseph Grier's, of Chester
county. j. v Reardon took the horse and
went IN search of the owner. PROCEEDING.
Town the Chesapeake road-the direction
rom which the horse came-for Il or :.
niles, he met Mr.. Grier walking toward
own, who informed him that on his horse
becoming unmanageble, to some extent, he
Jumped out and let him go. The horse was
he only party injured, having one of hi
mind legs cut badly.
On Monday evening last, Neville Reed
Meir, lad about eight years old, fell in til,
water, at Far Creek, and came near drown.
ng, He was rescued through the interven
ion OF his aunt, Mrs. Ascherfeld.
James Yates, Of the firm of Hiss 4 Yates.
Lumber Dealers, narrowly escaped beine
seriously injured, on Friday afternoon OF
ast week. In attempting to mount wagon,
laden with lumber, while in notion h,
slipped and fell, the wheels Just grazing his
feet.
Yesterday morning, pair of horses at.
tached to farm wagon, became ungovern.
able, and ran up High street at full speed.
BY the time they reached the Public School
building, the driver succeeded in checking
them, without any injury resulting therefrom.
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CoNcERT.-A concert of sacred music was
given in the NJ. Z. Church, at North East
on Thursday night last, by Mr.. Isaac f.
yanarsdale's North East Singing Glass;
Tho singing reflected credit upon both teach
er and pupils. Miss Whitaker accompanied
on the Molodeon with taste, and Mrs. L.
johnson, of Elkton, gave two Solos in her
usual fine style.
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yHttrrmr Of folded steel very light and very Sun -
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hem fell, ttrh.qmt land, braid and cnhroiGcr in a
most superior manner. Price only SIS Fully war.
rnt"d for tive years We will pay 81 900 for any ma
"hine that VIII SOW q stronger. more beautiful or
more eaTt" seam than ours. 1t makes the Elastic
Lock Nu"h' hN"ry second >titrh rjm he rut, and
IT, We pay agents from 50 to $z'rt per month and q
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'N painting on worthless cu-t-iron machines under
i'' N'ul" nam" or otherwise. ours l. the only u,ur
h""nd really practical cheap ma"hur nanultctnrcd
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Agents wanted everywhere to make so to so
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ladies' AMI others resulting from impurity of the
hIo"d hitherto in"urahc. Explanatory circular one
stamp. Treatise on all diseases, 70 cents
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Nem advertisements.
MUSICAL.

aus. MEIER, at Theodore Asrhcrfeld'- Music
wi store, l. prepared TO give thorough Instructed,
on me f1ali"' may Is, lSG1--GWa
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A MERHCAN STOCK JOURNAL.

"A fir.t class monthly, conaAm. 81 l,rgc inllLl.
.9!t'n!I Pages Only 80 cts for months TRY if -
M'Il save every farmer many dollars. - We offer a
Horse and t;-tle Doctor Free. Address n T. Bower
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TANNING.

I AN carrying on TANNING and CuRRYlNG at
1 the old stand III Port Deposit, ! keep on hand
- general assortment Of all kinds Of LEATHER, for
sale at fair prices. All Hides. Skins and Bark
bought at market prices. D. H. NaA " Eli"
May 4, lSGT-3w#
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He will also. nj the same time sell without rasorvo
the following Personal Property, To wit
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7 IT T NNdcr- gncd, ~ Agcnt Tor tLc ovn.r--H
tnrd, Esq.--will niirr at Public Sulc ON ~ATi'E.
,Ai. the Sth 'lu} Of Nj, next at = o'clock PM on
Ne PROMISES. all tLnt NNlmAbe FAEM rnntnininr
The New York herald., 1867-09-13
The BoaRD or AUDIT.

The Board Of Audit yesterday afternoon Mr.
Depew presiding. William Mirray's the first
called There was no appearance, however, and the
case was pat of. The calendar tnen called from
l0l TO Ill, but there appearance in any M
The Of Robert Hamilton was the next called He
stated his claim be for work done before and alter
Office hours tor the Board OF Councnen amounting
u $2o0.
The next case was that Of John Lennon He was
inspector Of engine house No 80 Ia 1854 aud 1865 and
received no pay for three months OF tnat time, Inc
time 1t took to build II eighteen months and he
was PAID Tor htteen. The building should have beol up
IN nine months. HIS wages were 81 so per day.
lle next claimant William H. Rick etts He stated
that ms claim was for cleaning of the Supreme
oolrt The amount Of the claim S204.
William II. Maoney'e case was the next. He claimed
compensation for servicos rendered the Board Of
Councilmen for the yoar 1885, amounting to $3.50 He
other duties Tor that purpose
J. +. Webs'er's case was the next He claimed COM
psnsaon Tor serving notices OF unpaid on stock
holders and banks Being examined by the
tonnsei he testified that he had assigned claim aud
the COUNSEL thon argued that tho Board could not dju
dcai, It, Tue claim Is $500
The next claimant was Matthew Tracy He was keeper
OF tie Park for fifteen months was employed By The
day and nov claims wages Tor sundays or which
nc was no paid during thaG time, the rate OF 81 50
per day.
Michael MCGOWAN was tho next claimant His claim
was for taking adavits o. the employees OF the oicu TO
oiicial papers. The amount S35
Mr.. Depew stated that all claimants who arc not
present when their names called will have their
claims put at the foot of the general calendar The
Board then adjourned until to-day al noon.
The New York herald., 1867-09-13
CITY POLITICS.

UNION REruBtrcAs GENERAL COMMITTEE The Executive
Committee OF this body met last evening at headquar.
ters, corner Of Tweny-,hird street and Broadway.
committee, consisting OF Thomas r.. smith, Adolphus q
borst and James W. farr, appointed TO prepare
call Tor the primary election OF delegates to the syria
cuse Convention. Subsequently the General Conn "a
held meeting, Mr. Erastus e. Benedict presiding for
The purpose OF transactng the regular business The
minutes OF the last meeting having been read aud an.
proved, conversation was entered into as to whether
would not 90 desirable to adjourn 10 future evening
az the large room In which the committee had been In the
hso o' assembling was at present occupied The ques-
ton was put 70 vote, and IL was decided that there
should be an adlournmsnt till Monday evening next
TUE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE
This organization mel last night the Gsrnana Assem-.
bly, Rooms when there full attendance OF dele
gates representing the virions ward organizations
ooroner schrnor presiding The principal business was
tne renonlnaion OF Mayor Hoffman for the Msyoral,y
anu tue nomination OF Alderman Charles f. Ioew AZ
candidate Tor County Cork. A committee or 1--WE was
formed composed of Messrs. watnap stock JoscbIm !
SEN Maschowsk and Rauch to confer with the Tammanv
Hall party and other organizations in reference 10 hs
nominations thus made The committee was auhorizei
10 add 10 iis number, watch the nominations 10 ba
made n the different Senatorial districts and 10 ses
tuat proper candidates are selected resolution xas
ADOPTED that two naturalization Offices shall be es,an
sned-one al the Shakespeare Hotel and another at NJ
. centre street TO aid persons making applications for
helr czens papers. II was aso suggested that me,s
urcs should be taken NJ that the German sisrn,.,
DO represented on the bench Of some one oS iha fsb
courts but no action akea In reference 10 tbis as
ton FOR ths present. '' tues'