The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-07-06
THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, JULY 6, 1867.

"A new system of registering valuable
letters went into effect throughout the United
States on the first day Of June, the provi-
sions Of which should be generally under
stood. A style of canvass envelope, OF Il
large size and of an appearance sufficiently
novel to attract the attention of distributing
clerks immediately, has been introduced
with this change. The printed directions
on these envelopes will give the reader n
good idea Of the new system. 1t reads:-
= Postmasters, route agents, railway post
office clerks and receiving clerks, handling
this registered package envelope while in
transit, are required to keep record OF its
number. post mark with date,) address,
date of its receipt, and the description made
of it by them on blanks furnished for that
purpose. Route agents and railway post
office clerks will also take receipt for it
Oo be carefully preserved when it leaves
their hands and when such receipts cannot
be obtained at the time, they will place in
the pouch with this envelope receipt to be
signed by the postmaster of the Office at
which the pouch is first opened. This re-
ceipt the postmaster will sign, and return it
directed to the route agent or railway post
Office clerk) by next mail.
For ALL IMPURITIES OF THE Eloop-Use DR. $. Rogers
Liver Pills, purely vegetable. Depot 2OG Dock ST.
Philadelphia. Sold by Dr. Z. H. Foreman, Elkton,
anu 4, h. JHhilAf, Ioit D'poNii.
Attorney General Stanberry's inter
probation Of the Reconstruction act is call.
ins forth the most emphatic disapproval of
the South who really have at heart the
common good of the entire country, and
ar. anxious for the restoration OF the social
and political interests of the lately rebellious
States on all enduring basis. The following
extract from leading editorial in the At
lauta Era, the organ of Governor Brown,
of GEORGIA, is forcible and to the point:
"Nothing could have been more ill-timed,
or more fatal to the best interests of the
South than this lengthy and elaborate opin-
ion 1t may afford amusement to anti.re-
constructionsts, but it Is death to the South,
who, it must be emphatically understood,
did not desire and are by no means respon-
sible for it. Its result will be to convene
Congress in July, when the enemies OF re
construction will seek to have more rigorous
LEGISLATION towards The South adonted. 1t
IS TO be hoped the President will have the
discretion to let the district commanders
alone i'm the discharges of their duties, as
under their judicious guidance reconstruc'
ton is progressing rapidly and satsacto-
rlly."
uELMgoI.rs FLUID EXTRACT IUCHU s pleas
AMI in taste and vior from all injurious properties,
aud immediate in it's action,
-Four members of the Judiciary Com.
mittee, Messrs Boutwell,, Williams, Law
renee and Thomas, are preparing report
ON the impeachment investigation to present
10 Congress at its present session. The re
port will be ready for presentation IN about
a week. These members OF the committee
are of the opinion that the evidence taken
by the committee is sufficient to warrant the
impeachment Of the President, and their re.
port will urge upon Congress to take the
necessary steps to impeach the President.
1t is not the intention of these members to
push tins matter at the July session, but
ihey will ask for a session in October for
The purpose. 1t is expected that Mtssrs.
Wilson, Woodbridge and Churchhill will
make report merely censunng the Presl-
dent.
THE GLORY oF MAN Is STRENGTH Therefore
Use nervous and iebitatcd should immediately list
Ut,MuuIU's EXTRACT EUchu.
TAXI NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
RfAiEIlts t,I unpleasant nn1 dangerous Diseases
lee HlLMpu:Ds EXTRACT EueHu AND IMPROVED kost
WASH.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax passed through
Baltimore to. Washington on tuesday morn.
1np, imperative business at the National
Capital preventing him from accepting the
reception which his friends in that city de
sired to tender TO HIM. Hon. ThaddeuS
Stevens passed through the city the same
evening The state of his health forced him
70 decline any public reception, and he was
conveyed from one depot 10 another IN Il
private car An immense conconrse OF peo
ple white and colored assembled at the
torthern Central Railroad Depot to give
The veteran Congressman welcome, but
we've disappointed, the car being passed
directly from the Bolton Depot TO Camden
Station ciu Howard street.
euA1TERED CoN"TlTUIIUHa RESTORED by
;Ir,J,.ID's NrRAcT EucHu.
uA.uouD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR rve,ines
Nv I,IMuoLu'a E%rRACT Buchu
.--Advices received from Mexico at New
Orleans confrEi, beyond all doubt, the exc
cu,lon of MaximiliaH. be was tried III con,
auction with his Generals, Meja and Mira,
mon. and sentenced on the 10th ultlmo. -
Jnnrrz suspended the execution for three
DAYS, bpt the three We're finally shot on the
lpih. The minor officers captured by the
Mexieang had been sentenced to terms OF
imprisonment ranging from six to two years.
The capture OF the City OF Mexico by the
Liberals ON the Dist ultimo is also confirmed.
pssyfNrloy HsrTFR THAN CuEf.-Dr 9. Rogers livel
Pm. viii prevent de Arne apd all Eiioaa Complaints
Depot, .YHi Dock street, Philadelphia Sn'i ~ lr
l. il Foreman, EiktCn, and {. l.. lamar, r. DepoSi