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rcUsT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hacketi.

This court met yesterday, tho first business In order
Being tho empanneilng OF the Grand Jury The clerk
called the additional panel which ordered for Mon.
day, aud after waiting some time the Recorder an-
nounced to those gentlemen who answered to their
names that thoy discharged till tomorrow Wed
nesday morning. His Honor observed that there must
be radical defect In the jury system at this time; for
out OF thirly.six grand jurors summoned week aso
ouIy twoivs answered. and only i've out OF thirty sum-
mooed yesterday appeared. The Commissioners OF
Jurors had In his endeavors to provide
Jurors Tor this court, but 1t seemed that with al his
enersy he was unable to do so. Out OF two hundred
and ufy petit Jurors summoned this week only about
forty answered. The clerk drectod 10 call Tor an
additional panel Of thrty.six grand jurors re.urnable
ON Wednesday morning. The grand and petit jurors
Who we're absent were each nned twenty-five dollarA
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whest WAS N a,se i and shipping and
was noninAy 3 IS but Tiers rcay ans oaernsa
bushels A. s. Is f9S white Ganf,rns. - - Tor
3 l for Tea i' "a 8 for vide G Soas.s.
as = r amer s. s g, s. 9S &c rn s. sGs
- % for amber DO ana o. Q, or amber nos Corn
be % SCOUT o. s A any oS for ns
sn q p - Sr sw %.'s wss'1 q e o ;' Sn,ona
O. % s s o9 aa ' w'T Far s ss
sales ' o
u les & si5 hars s was NOMINAL saS 'l''' were '
hsiGs e,ntinuea :, ruis ques We only isard OF tne
ssns s. Rsi o@ 81. Ig
hhds TOBACCO on pirate 'erms 40 Loadon. steamer
GrSsY eoac steady at &c in Boston, with sales
thcrs OF . eales ., .14e; ,, &c m, r..,
o was In active demand ana closed Grin at
at lscr g'd, aud 900 do, on the spot al s4e Other
ors continued steady Sales 20 bales a, sOc 7oc as to
nAf-The demand moderate, bu, prices steady
Toe Toe shll ping and 81 81 - Tor retail lots.
Go-AssEs-- he market without decided change;
..1yaI srSafssplri,s turpentne was in vigorous de.
&c OF err De yery there was inqnry bat te hn prices
islsd limited sss he sae. we're Eo Gbs at &c.
and rs nsaH sond for oeo S' now a
a srss er saSss
~ sat "a So. o. tar aud pitch. heard OF sales;
prices y o. unchangel;
o. lie kinds duh but steady.
Crude less active and lower. The sales
were couhnrd 10 about 800 bbs in bulk suar gravity
the last half OF this month, at 1bhc and 0 do, for
first halt next month Mt Ice. Bonded dull de
pressed and &c lc lower on the spot and for future de-
livery The l7J0 bbis standard white 2c
3 closing ut the inside price, and 2O0J do october,
atslc In Philadelphia the market also duh and &c
Ic lower with sales of 400 bbs standard white for
tenber sac 90 do. for October and November. at
| 3sr and 800 do. for November at y3Lc.
Ricr.-Rangoon moderately active Sales $50 bags,
P pSSp eseri. 50 bbi. pork log do beef q do.
lard and packages cut meas There was more activity In
xc rer nb 1hc sales fully $50 bbs. cash and
lar Al S2 s. "a SIX for new ms.s "a b ~ Tor cd do
delivery we heard OF NO important sales For beef the de-
msnd ras moderately active and prices remained firm.
nales i bbls at "a % for extra mess and ti9 ~ for
plain DO Tefce beef dull and nominal Bacon was
bcid Arm Al iSc for long clear and lJc la (0s
short do, IN bulk with ssles o. WV ies isns sne
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NEW JssseY lHrsllIeeSce.
Upivn Hill.

UHIOn 1fIII.
PIGEON SHOOTING MArcH-G AcuDEST.-A shooting
match took place yesterday between nj holss Lnder
ana John Ryan, of Hoboken, for 500 TIE latter
killed four out Of ten brds the former thre' ont or ten
A sad accident occurred during the progress OF the
SPORT George w. Backer, OF Hoboken- was firing ct
stray prd when The burst shatterng his hand IN
fearful m.nner and blowing one finger entr ~ on:
match VIII come on Thursday week b'tween Jonn
TAYLOR Of Jersey City, and Weatley, for $780, with
tweniy-one birds EACH
Monmouth
SulcIDE-The body of on unknown man was found
last week II secluded thickst Browns station, In
Monmouth county. coroner's inquest was held, ana
the jury rendered verdict that the man had COM
mnted suicide. Ths deceased we'll dressed beino
o'hed in new white Shirt black ribbed pants and
vest, black double breasted English walk ng coat aud
hne cafskn boots. He about five feet eph, inches
In height, we'll built Of light complexion heavy dark
eyebrows, dark brown hair and heavy sandy whiskes
lie has not been recognized.
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outside price Cut meats were arm 1t lie. for
I western picked hnuiiers l2lSc for dy do,
AID lsss for SMOKED do lEr pick city hams. l9c
ZOE for smoked do, aud 29i. 22c basged do. with
small So les within The Lard dfmsr he sales
were is pigs at from 1889 to lc FOR steam, aud lie
isisc or ke'ue rende cd lfc asked close Butter
was unchanged at l5e &c State and lie cic for
Yves ern Cheese sste ady at &c. a l31c. quality.
.rGAR-The ma ket for shade hrlner and
Father more active the sales comprsuS 26i hhds u IKE
lac Tor cuba and lic l3}sc for Porto Rico. Refined
cru he'd and granultsd.
SEEDsWe heard Of important sales of any descrip-
ton; prices are unchanged. however
sTEARISE continued in demand and firm The sales
were 6.0U lbs. At l3tc a l4llc
IALLow Was more active and firm at lac II, with
sales OF zOo OJO lbs within the range
WhiskhY.-eeceips none The market remained nrm
bond, $50 a 40c - -
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II we extend tho comparison TO the three previous

Mining shares wore dull aud heavy. At the first board
Corydon closed loc lower than at the same time on
Saturday, selling at 81 So Rocky Mountain s5c, SELL
ing at 81 Isl Smith Parmelce &C., selling at 80 % !;
ssnssndcrfcr, LOG, sell ne at sil o5i la Crosse Cold
cold ct zoe. t. 81; Colombian Geld and SILVER 81 oS
Harmon Gold and Silver. 50 10.
Theirs a moderate demand for bills on England on
Che basis OF 1924 ITO for prime bankers at sixty days.
and . good demand at J. below the rates asked py
drawera The rates for continental bills were steady,
bus the inquiry was limited the rise in gold causing
purchases be deferred Bankers bills England, at
SIXTY days. quo'ed lo9x 10; at three days,
1oox 1l0x commercial bills, ios 1907. On PARA,
u sixty days, 516x 5.l5; o. three days. 6l4's q
ASA Othcr bills were rated thus
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Marine IDIsUstcrs.


srxAvsurP ApADvy from New York for Galveston, which
nut into savannah oh us reports when or fernandina
accidentally broke an air pump, and not having suhlen,
In crippled condition proceed on her voyage pat
into 3 She would proceed ON the 7th.
ppro q 7 WARD. Wilcby. At Philadelphia from Grand
Turk during gale, LIST and III ut on the outward passage
stove water casks aud split foretopmast sayshl
scnR SEA BrRp. from Corpus Christi for New Orleans
leak and Was abandoned at sea Twelve es Hohi
shore Crew arrived at Galveston on the ltt Inst
uovg KoSg July i2-Thc Sardinia. Nelson, from Liver.
POOL which arrived on the sh inst experienced cyclone 10
LAT Al 50 r. during which she lost mantopsaiyard ana
sustalucd other damage
Sept s-The steamship Western Metropolis.
Weir New YORK Aug ~ arrived here to-day vita main
shaft broken.
SANDY Hoox Sept San easteriy wind ,prung up and
compelled Derrick 10 inside the Hook and lower
the ship Dashna Wave TO the bottom.
Miscelln neous.
IarScrvp-A Wilmington, Del, 9Th inst, from the yard
Of Buck. McCandy Co. urt elias. schr OF
about tons register, named the VIM Jones nss vcs
built Of the best Delaware white oak, thoroughly last
ened and finished In superior manner.
Notice TO Mariners.
MALAGA, Aug ~ l8U-It 10 to-day reported that royal
order has been issued reducing the quarantine on
arriving from Gibraltar 70 three days Observation wncn
performed In this hsrbor.
Whaiemsn.
sehr Gertrude Howes Carberry OF aud from New Lon
DON arrived At ape Town. coli July when days On.
from homo Addison Manning Of kast Lyme was wasned
socsss-.yuiy Is LAT 9. len ios ~ W. bark Petrol
jsT q 10 iaA "a brig AssoM Lawrence. Hsusou, IN,
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AFFAIRS AT oUAnAA TINE.

Affairs at the Lower Quarantine continue to be re.
ported more and more favoraby and at present there
seems to be danger to be appehended OF an endemic
creeping past the guards a. the harbors mouth
and eHecing landing in the CITY. Dr. Bissell rporis
under dale of yesterday, that there have not been
within the last twenty four hours any new arrivals or
infected vessels. The sick board the Mississippi
recently from New Orleans. with yellow fever. are re-
ported all convslescen, and several rapidly recover
Ing The vessel is likely to be released from custody in
Few days The following is DR.. BisselPs report
HOspIrAL SHIP FALCON
QuARANuNR NEW YORK, Sept. T. 1857.
Cyrus Curtis, President Commissioners Quarantine
DEAR SR--On The 4th inst the ste ,mshp Mississippi
Captain Rider from Now Orleans anchored IN the lower
bay She brought lv-nne PASSENGER. Four had died or
yellow fever the passage five sick OF the same dis
ease on her arrival h They were Immediately trans
ferred hospital for treatment All OF them
conysescen There has been no case of yellow fever on
the Mississippi since her arrival other vessel IN
port The the Mississippi Will he discharged
this morning, and the Austrian troops will embark his
afternoon their homes.
there are but eight patients in tho hospital all told
j II. BlSSELL. Deputy Health Officer.
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CoFrEE-We heard of no further sales OF RIO Prices
steady, however.
DYrwooDs rather active The sales s01
tons jamaica al SIG gold and 100 DO. Lima wood, at $780,
currency.
FLOUR GRAIs.-Reccps u. 200 bbs -four; 22o bags
o,o-l bushes III I'll do. corn, H. loo
OATS 1881 do. and ses4 do. m It. The -four market
continued to rule buoyant under active trade and ship
plug demand and tbe low grades again advanced Oc 25
The m1roscmelt not general however. OF the
largest dealers selling readily Mt Saturdays quotations
California was in better demand aud hrler. The
about 10 GO Dbl. southern Hour in good demand
and better pr ce were real xed The sales agseSaied LOO
bbls. Rye lOu Was quiet but quite 81 ady. Ecs bbs
at IS 20 81 3D. Corn meal 4dy with moderate
demsnd. The sales 200 bbls. city at s. ~ We
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MAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey will sail from this port
on wednesday, September II, for Aspinwsli.
Tho mails for Central America and the South Pacific
vu close d hafpsst ten O'Clock on wednesday morn
r.. Nsw Yosx HmAtD-Editios for the Pscins-will
b, ready At half.pass nine In the morning
slusls copss, In wrappers for mailing, SIX csnA
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COMMERCIAL RrPOYr.

MONDAY, Sept. &c y ".
CorroS.-The market for this staple continued 10 rule
quiet and prices heavy The demand chiefly for
spinning In midilng uplanis sold 26c
The ssoi comprised I'D bales. We quote:--
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Tne NEw Corn CRoP.-Some fine Alabama grown
already In market lot consigned to one
OF our merchants was by him sold yesterday at 81 40
This encouraging to the South but dsheartening for
the West heretofore great grapary.-Aobic Isn'es
Spt 3,
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extending from January 70 August 81 in the present
and tao previous years thus shown
ENTERED , ron coSsuAT sHss 100,
Manut. Of WOOL SIS sss s2s sla 900 $50
N vsnots Of cOOu s1.oss is9sso9 So o.,
n aas. s +, goods: is 81 sssssi s sss
Total. sss5lLal5 ssslO,6l2 sas,ssl. aOa
WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE
n.n.,. ., WOOL 1893 $50 lssS IS. 81. 1sss m
Manuis. OF sikh. 2s7l,sso 6,4ol'72s 5'454'5si
81 d good. 'sssi 1855
Total. :lIns,22s sa7,72o,2ss O,24o 5as
sumption -. ss5llsl5 cssle,542 s9.asl. so4
Thrown on market $50 629 $40 SOL S27 $40 $40
ENTERED FOR wAREuousEo.
x.nps. of woo 1882 ssees7 s,4 ISIS 81. issa
Manufs Of cottou... 1885 S35 46639i4 4, 752 $50
Manufs OF si'k..... 2330,085 6.439 ls7 4,353 257
Hscsious dry GOOD: sao,iso i'o5sSl2 S,asi4m
Total sol 2ss sal, l2i,54a sas,O7s575
sump.on.... ~. 50 5ll.slS eselo,S42 ss,ssl. so4
Total entered at pert s45 Gil sos 3l2 sss $40
The business transacted At the Sub-Treasury in this
city to-day was as foows:--
Total receipts 1875 e7s Total payments. s4sse ees
For gold notes.. $4,000
Chicago journal of Friday remarks Of local monetary
affairs
Business is steadily improving in monetary and
mercantile circles Deposits increasing, and With
less active demand for money the discount market Is
comparatively easy at tea per for strictly good
business paper Tho market for Eastern exchange con-
tinues steady at u cent dscoult buyng and at
selling the counter, Between banks 81 90 per
81, 900 discount is the current rate.
Cincinnati paper OF Saturday says on the same SUBJ
ject:-
The general features OF the discount market ebout
as last noted Some Of the houses report the demand
for loans less active while with others the applications
more liberal than yesterday. Some houses
in receipt of from the East which paced
them in q comfortable position but balances are
still running low, and there fully much acceptable
paper Offering the banks able willing to dig
count, and the market is still working ratner close
The demand for currency from the Interior was not %
heavy To day though In several INSTANCES liberal ship
mcIis were sie The applications for loans chiefly
regular business paper and the different branches of
trade are well represented in the list OF borrowers.
There paper OF speculative character offered
to-day. Rates OF interest rm Deposiors are sup
piled to extent at Q per GEN. but the leading
figures in The market 10 IL per cent Tor rst
class signatures and good mercantile paper. Outside
parties with little favor at the regular discount
houses and si in most cases. obliged to resort TO
the street. where rates range from 4 to ~ per cent
month.
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SHIP PlNE NEW S

ALMANAC FOR yoyy-ras pAr -,
se-krsvs 5 30 MOON SETS. morn 10
SUNSETS ........... Is HIGH morn D 81
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At the time last year the condition Of the banks
ms as fooss aud the differences appended are those
enwsen the returns dssd respectively September
4 1896 and September T. 1851
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Cons0s and American securitIss wefo Quotoo mus
Inudou to-day and on previous dates:-
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Total entered at pert 4 Gil sos 3l2 863 $e6 $40
The business transacted al the Sub-Treasury in this
city to-day was as follows:-
Total receipts 1875 97S Total payments s. $50 9es
For Customs.. 4ls,000 Balance. Ill. ABB 677
For gold notes.. $4,000
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-23
CLARENDON HALL.
Harness Fork.

WILLIAMSON has driven his stake
w firmly, and identified himself with the business
interests of Ashtabua. and adding TO this his ability TO
furnish the community with good work and al ia
vorable rates. any of his competitors. and his claim
for share of patronage will hardy be denied. He
good supply of finished work hand. ana il prepared
10 meet with prompness any call for either The light and
tasteful the more heavy and serccabe articles in
Ms line of business Any in want of harness work
will do well to give me a call.
". II. WILLIAMSON.
AshtahuIa Nav 1867
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-23
NEW GROCERY.
IN ThomDOn Quarry.
HIS Onarrv- Sifuatnd at ThOmDS

II lid NGudII y, HlIUtFtVN1 tVO i IIE'''I
the citizens of Ashabua and vicinity of any other and
the quality superior for rmnes Cf textuI
and durability Stone cut to any dimensions and fC
any purpose dressed in the most workmanlike
and at short notice. Orders solicated for Fla%ine
Steps, Well-Stones, Unlerpinning, Window and Doc
Caps and Ss, Coping and water Tables When The
travelling is good parte: may DO their hauling at
considerable saving. B. EDGERION
THOMPSON. Oct. /. 1865 SOL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-23
FOR OUTSIDE EXPOSED WORK

such as Earns, Bridges Houses Gnsidc out1 Fences
Tin or Iron Covering Cars Carria c and all Agricutu-
raj implements and Wagons, il is Invaluable cs it
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-23

SUPPORTERS and Trusses.-H. A.
~ Herdry sole agent for Fitchs Chapins and London
Supporters Shoulder Braces Suspensory Bandages &c.
Sold at wholesale and Retail by
H. 4. HENDRg, Druggfstl
Ashtabula, Aug. g. 1861 200
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21
speech by Generar Logan.

Major General Logan delivered long
and vigorous speech at Hamilton, Ohio, on
Wednesday of last week, in which he ar.
raigned the Democracy for their crimes and
infamy, and said of Andrew Johnson:
Tell me to- day fy you had JEFF Davis in
the Presidential chair, or Mr.. Robert +.
Lee, could they have done more for the
rebels in this land than Andrew Johnson
has since he has been President? If they
could, would like to know in what way
they could have done it. If JEFF Davis had
been President, what would he have done
He would have returned all the property to
the rebels that they had lost. Andrew
johnson has done that. If jeff Davis had
been President he would have pardoned all
the rebels that asked him for pardon. An
drew johnson has done that and more too.
If jeff Davis had been President he would
have denounced this Congress, and called
them set of traitors. Andrew Johnson
has done that. If jeff Davis had been Pres
ideht, he would have appointed rebel Gov
errors down South to control those States.
Andrew johnson did the same thing. If
jeff Davis had been President, he would
have vetoed the Freedmen's Bureau BILL
Andrew johnson did that. He would have
vetoed the civil-rights bill Andrew John
son did that. He would have vetoed the
first reconstruction act of Congress, and all
the other acts, which Andrew johnson has
done.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

PURCHASE OF REBEL BoNDs.-Trustworth
news from New Orleans is received to the
effect that it is learned that one of the larg-
est brokers of that city has purchased 265,'
900 pounds of per cent. Confederate bonds
of the issue of 1868, to fiji an order either
from the North or Europe. The prices he
paid are not known, but it is thought that ii
is to consist of the sum of million in Con-
federatp 8 per cents, advertised for in the
National htelfgencer Of recent date. 1t
might ensue that in the settlement of the
Alabama and other claims between the Uni
ted States and Governments Of Great Britain
and France, the two latter should take the
ground which ours has repeatedly assumed,
viz: that the rebellous States were never
out of the Union, and as corolary that
the parent Government is responsible for
the damages which they have committed
The officers of the bank there advertising
for these bonds state that request was made
on them by some parties in Europe for a
number of the notes, which they wished
merely as a curiosity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21
Nervous Debility.

With its gloomy attendaats-lo,o spirits, depression
iaroLnta1u emissions, loss Of semen, spemdtorrhTo
loss of poicc, dzy hedi loss Of memory and threatened
impotence and Hajecitv find sovereign cure in HUM
FHREI'S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC NO
TWENTY EIGHT Composed of the most valuable
MIDI and potent Curatiyes, they strike at the
root of The matter tone up the system, arrest the
discharges, and mpart yigor and energy life and
vitality 10 the entire man. They have cured thous-
and OF cases. Price, s. per package of six boxes
aud vial on Il per single box. Sold by druggists,
and sent by mail on receipt of price Address
HEMPHREIS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDl-
CINE Co, 5G2 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21
Gen. Griffin died at Galveston, n,

Gen. Griffin died at Galveston, Texas
on Sunday last, of yellow fever. Breve
Mnior General Charles Griffin, since the
removal Of Gen. Sheridan has been tempo
rarily in command of the fifth military dis
trict. By his honorable services through
ont the war he won a high reputation ane
was brevetted brigadier general and subse
qlently major general. At the close Of the
of the district of Texas. The deceased was
q native of Ohio, graduated at West Point
IN ls47, and was about forty years of age
lie married an accomplished lady of Balti
more few yeers ago.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

DEMOCRATIC "GAINs. THAT there are
two sides to question is strikingly verified
in the presentation Of the other side of the
account of profit and loss in late political
calculations. The frantic bowling of the
long torpid Democratic press over recent
meagre successes has led to the belief among
those who have not carefully counted the
costs that the Democratic party is not en-
tirely bankrupt, and that the galvanic con.
tortions which the defunct carcase is exhib-
ting are unmistakable signs of renewed
vitality. Let us see. In the XXXlXlh
Congress the Republicans in the House Of
Representatives had l45 votes and the Dem
ocrats Al. In the XLth Congress the Re-
publicans have 147 ! and the Democrats
counting in all the recent democratic
vctories,") will have in the coming session
Just forty six, one less than before, while
the Republicans gain two Facts are stub
born things, so are figures, and although we
are 10th to lacerate the tender SUSCEPTIBLE
ties of our ,jubilant adversaries, decent re.
gard for the opinions of mankind requires a
clear statement of the exact extent of Dem
ocratic ''gains."
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Sept II, lSG7-lm
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber, OF Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters of Administra on the per.
sunal estate OF
BENJAMIN CRAIG,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On or before the 9th day OF August, lSGs;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate" All persons indebted 10 SAID
estate are requested TO make Immediate payment t.
Shc subscriber Given Under my hand this 3lst day
OF August, lsGi, SUSAN W. CRAIG,
ALministrat of Susan ". Craig, dec d.
Test-CnALKLLY Is CUTLER, Register.
Aug II, lSGT-Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

What is reported as Asiatic cholera
broke ont on board the steamer Minnesota,
which arrived at New York on Monday
night. The disease made its appearance on
the third day out from Queenstown, and
during the voyage sixteen persons died,
eleven Of whom were steerage passengers
(mostly Irish and the remainder iremen.
There are only six cases at present on board
the vessel at quarantine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

The President has stated that he will
soon begin to give for publication the pri'
vate and confidential letters that have been
written to him within the last year from
prominent Republicans, complimentary and
endorsing him, and asking for appointments
to office for their friends. If the President
has such letters he can do the Republican
party no better service than by publishing
<bnm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

There were sixty. eight deaths in New
Orleans from yellow fever in the twenty
70 If hours ending at o'clock Wednesday
m ,rning Among them, E. W. Sherbourne,
special agent of the Treasury Department.