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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
The Cultivation of Corn,

Although the proper season has scarcel,
yet arrived for putting corn into the ground
yet the Importance Of the crop and the ben.
eht which accrucs to it from n thorough
preparation OF the soil, make it desirable
that whatever suggestions are offered in re-
gard to It's cultivation should be put forward
at once. The importance of this noble
cereal, the extent Of its cultivation. and its
enormous yield to the acre, under favorable
conditions of soil, season, and management,
are too well known to need comment. The
mode OF cultivation is also so well fixed and
settled, that very few remarks are necessary
on that head. But there are points, never.
theless, which may be stated here. and which
II not new to the generality Of planters, may
yet prove acceptable even to them, as re.
treshlng their memory, and will certainly
not be without their value to others who
have not considered the question at all.
As 10 .SoH.-The best soil for corn is y
rich alluvial, loose, friable, warm and of
good DEPTH Light sandy loans either
naturally fertile Or made so by the applica.
ton of manures come next. Following
these are those classes of light lands lying
well to the sun, that have been broken up
from grass in the fall, and in addition to the
decaying vegetable matter receive in the
spring good coating Of manure, or of a
rich compost, or of some commercial ferti.
lizer, but whatever the nature of the soil it
should be thoroughly poughed and pulver-
lied, and carefully titled throughout the
growing season until the time of tassellng.
Preparation Of the SoH.-It is scarcely
needless to say that the ground should be
ploushed as deep as the nature Of the sub.
soil will permit, and that the most perfect
pulverlzation Of the soil should follow
The corn roots strike deep, rambe freely
laterally IN loose friable soil, and an abuu.
dant supply of air with sufficient moisture
retained in the soil to carry the growing
crop through drought, are essential to
promoting the vigorous growth of corn.
Laying of the Roms.-The rows are com.
monty laid off feet by 4, but in a rich soil
and with good exposure 8 feet by 4 will
not be found too close, and from two to
three stalks should be suffered to remain in
each hill. On thin land the hills should be
at least feet apart, and not more than two
stalks should be left in the hill.
Number Of Grains to the HW-.Four
grains should be dropped in each hill, and
care should be taken to drop them well
apart to prevent crowding the stalks. In
thinning subsequently the weakest plants
should be drawn.
Time Of Planting. seasons are so
variable and latitude and locality have SO
much to do with the time of planting, that
no positive rule can be applied. The Indian
rule was to plant when the leaves of the
white oak just began to show themselves
Many judicious planters and farmers say
plant about the time the apple, trees are
just bursting into bloom.
Maryland Farmer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20

A ToucHING INCIDENT second class
hotel in Frankfort. KY, few days since, a
little girl entered the bar.room, and in a
pittiful tone told the bar keeper that her
mother sent her there to get eight cents,
Eight cents - said the bar keeper.
eyes, sir
"What does your mother want of eight
cents? / don't owe her anything"
"Well," said the child, father spends
all his money here for ram, and we have no
bread to- day. Mother wants to buy loaf
of bread"
A loafer suggested to the bar.keeper to
kick her out.
"No," said the bar-keeper. "I'll give
her mother the money, and if her father
comes back here again, I'll kick him out
Humanity owes that bar keeper vote OF
thanks. .-.,..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
20 New Il Secondhand Carriages
Examiners Notice.

THE undersigned Examiners. appointed by th,
County Commissioners Of Cecil county, to view
and determine the proprety Of locating a new
public road from the Elkton and Blue Ball road on
the division line between lands of Isaac Hollis and
Hugh ?. Scarborough, touching the lands of George
Groves, and passing through lands of Watson Scar
borough TO the road leading from Enos Scarhor-
ough's to Robert Quens, near the house of the
widow scarborough, hereby give notice that they
will meet ON the Blue Ball road, the line above
mentioned, on FhWSidg the 25th aay Of april 1srt
at 10 o'clock AN, to proceed in the discharge Of the
duties assigned them.
JAMES McCACLEY
WILLIAM L. WARBURTON,
WILLIAM j. GRANT,
Mar q, lSG--tm Examiners
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice that by the terms of tho
] Deed of Assignment made by PARKE, SMITH
GO. To me, in trust for the benefit of their credit
ors, all claims against the partnership or individual
members of said firm must be filed with the under-
signed, and releases executed, within sixty DAYS
from the 18th of February last to entite any credi-
tor to share III the distribution of the assets in my
hands,
]. 7. MCCULLOUGH
Assignee of Parkc, Smith & Co.
Mar 30 ls67-iw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20

"A fashionable, but ignorant lady, desir.
GUS of purchasing watch, was shown a
very beautiful one, the shop keeper remark
ing that it went thirty.six houra, u What
in one day?' she asked,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20

-"Boy, is your name Bob?'' "No."
"What is it, them" "Why, sister Moll
calls me Bnb'-brother Sam calls me WIN
mother calls me Sonny, dad laughs,
and says that ought to be called Bill, of
9;nhts.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
POOR WYkHOFE JONES.
III MES. ". V. VICTOR,
y 4 RT III.
THL RESULT.

RESULT.
Another year crept on to the close,
As wears will do, whatever betall--
And Fanny sleeps by the churchyard wall.
Where the grass waves heavy, rank and tall.
Mrs Jones is exceedingly we'll;
She may be q ramprc-who can tell!
For the thinner and paler her husband grows
The moro she blooms like summer rose.
She gives grand parties, also goes ont;
Her lord, 80 devoted is always with her;
Like lamb poodle he follows about
His magnificent mistress hither and thither.
Bat does he speak to a beautiful woman,
Or waltz-he values 80 charmingy!-
Or do any thing else that is proper or human,
iie b"Gins 10 twitch most alarminsly--
peculiar twitching very strange thing,
A. il he were jerked by II yIeWless string.
The world remarked on this twitehng complaint
nervous disease, the doctors said
Dyspe vsia from living too well--soine restraint
Fer awhile would be whoesonle--say, w.'er and
bread.
Whatever it was twas q troublesome thing
70 Ls constantly ierked by yiewless string
70 beautiful girl did he bow and smile
Jerk he forgot what he wished TO say;
Did he talk with friend for a little WHILE
lerk-jerk! in the most intolorab!e way!
M wonder he grew SO thin and pale
Til the familiar payng-stones
Rcechoed no more TO the tread of Jones,
And his shadow from out the earth did fail.
Jones disappeared-not even his wife
knew what became of him under the sun;
With dreadful terrors her thoughts rife,
But she utreu not breathe tlicil 10 any
Many days went by. till empty room
Which lony had slept in gorgeous gloom,
Was opened again TO the garsh hight
by her restless hand, and she slw-a aiehi.
Twas golden room with n carpet of gold.
And golden tapestries, fold upon fold,
Mirrors, goldelcirclad, rejecting gold
4 room of splendor superb to behold!
The bridal chamber, two years before,
OF the happy man who was now no more.
No moro for there from the eilded hook
Whence chandelier had recently hung,
Cold of feature and feaI full of look,
The lfclcss body Of Wykhof swung
A skeleton form frame of bones,
The last Of the witty and wicked Jones.
II hung in the place Of n chandelier,
Shut off for ever lie's pickering flame,
Eut his light may still shine far and clear
warning to those who would do the same,
His wife fell down in n iainting fit
When she his body, aud also
For this was the terrible joke Of tho thing
He had hung himself with an apron-strin4,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20

80, I'm dead I'm dead!" blubbered
a little fellow the other day, as he ran into
the house.
whats the matter my dear?' inquired
the affrighted mother.
90 l ran against fence and stuck a
knot-hole in my trousers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20

Bach being asked his opinion Of water.
falls, thought that filling in the region Of the
brain would pay better than at the back Of
the head,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
Notice to the Newly Appointed
Officers

NOTICE is hereby given to all officers appointed
IN by the Governor, for Cecil county, that their
Commissions at tho Office of the County Clerk.
where they are required to appearand qualify before
the First day of May, next otherwise their Offices
will be declared vacant by law
HENRY r. TORBERT, Clerk
April 6, lSG--3w Circuit Court for Cecil Go.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
THE NEW FRA.

General Wade Hampton Ito influential
colored yoter.) cor course you'll Dine
with me on Thursday ?" 1b,L 'sa'
Colored voter. 81 Not on Thursday, Masa
Hampton. On Thursday ESQ promised to
Sleep with Massa Pinckney." 14
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
GREAT ANNUAL SALE.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale on
Saturday, the Goth day Of Aprii, 1867.
at o'clock PM, on his promises, near Lords Fac
tories u large lot of SEED POTATOES, of the best
varieties to be found in Cecil county; a lot of OATS.
a lot of good TIMOTHY HAY Also, one 2-yearola
COLT, of the Young Archy stock
BA- Terms Mt sale. ISAAC GRAY
April Is, lSGT-2w T. JEFFERSON ScorT Auct
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20

"A girl who has los. her beau may as well
hang up her fiddle,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
. 'f'l' y. V-IN.t " VNI7. 'ICTk
County Commissioners of Cecil count,

Persons making application for transfers of pro.
perty will be required to comply with the following
sections OF Article 81 Of the Code Of Public General
Lays.
SECTION Is. Whenever any person shall make appli-
cation for any allowance or deduction on accoiint
of the sale transfer, alienation loss or removal of
any property, or the collection payment of any
public or private security for money the County
Commissioners or Appeal Tax Court shall intorro-
gate him on oath in reference thereto and the dis.
poSitl of the same, and especial inquire of him ia
whom the same has been sold OF transferred and
the amount Of the purchase money, or the money
collected, and how the same has been invested.
SECTION 10. They shall also interrogate SAID person
on oath III reference to any acquisitions or invest,
ments made by him, and not already assessed and
the amount of all such acquisitions and investments
shall be added to his assessable property and if he
refuses to answer no allowance or deduction Shall
be made on his assessment.
April g. lS67-:w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20

A A. MEXICAN GUANO of choice
"A, quality, and PHOSPHATEs, for sale
BY JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20

+. --Harper's Weekly gets off the following
en- the Copperhead attempt to court the col
orcd vote s -. ,.s
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

TIE County Commissioners of Cecil COUNTY find
ing it impossible to use the now assessment for
the year 1857, will meet at their Office in the Court
House, in Eltton on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
the 2jrd, 2ith and 2jth days of April instant
for the purpose of hearing Appeals, making Trans
ters, and correcting Assessments: and notice is
hereby given that after the said 18th day of April
INST; no alteration Will be made in any assessment
Tor I'll" year 1867 BY order
JAS. $. CRAWFORD. Clerk
County Commissioners of Cecil county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-20
7 TOT
NASBY.

THE NEGRO y0TE---MR. Nasty IN IMITATION OF
WADE HAMPTON TRIES TO CuNCILIATE THE
AFRICAN-THE RESULT OF THE VENTURE.
Posi- OFFS. CoNFEDEKiT Y RoAns,
(Which is in the Staff nv kcntucky.l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24

w @S frelit iins, beridtcn gu
tonnerL baB Die Sd)ulen fir Sarbil 9
auf bas 8eIte beiudt fperben. Sn Der
SSilt llniberiitdt tuerben iekt 100 S6ii>
Ter l,nterridtet nnO lire 8unabme uns
terlieat feinein 3meifel, benn eS tons
men 800 S9alcr angenominen iuers
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24
A, PROCLAMATION BY THE
:s GOVERNOR.
70. STATE OF TENNESSEE, -
Executive Departures.
Nashville, September 18th, 1861.


WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out of the agitation of the
subject of the approaching Municipal
elections to come off the ensuing fall
and winter, in the several cities and
towns Of this State; and whereas,
controversy has actually arisen in
two or more cities as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
toap4gointi the Judges and Clerks of
said elections; ~ .a
Now, therefore, /, WILLIAM @.
BRoWNLow, Governor of the State
of Tennessee, in the discharge of the
duties imposed upon me by law, do
hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner Of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
all elections and that the qualified
Voters in all Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates of
registration, and who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly. The Franchise law is a
part and parcel of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court of Tennessee-an and all elections
held In violation IF said law are null
and void, arb Of no effect whatever,
In testimony whereof, ] have
hefeurInto set my official signature,
and caused the Great Seal of the
State, Of tennessee to, be affixed, at
the Executive Department., in Nash
wife, on the 18th day Of September,
1867. ,1sal2 MIG BRowNLow.
BVtli Governor ..
A. j. FLETCHER, -, .as,.,gs.
t7'i Secretary of State.
Sept. 19th1 month
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24

H lgSir MAIDEN daf bic 9lbaHoere;
nnaen in ben 6abrpldnen Der Gbhttas
nooaa uni. yloroiUeitIidea GifenbabWen
aMfmerfiam.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24
.G(nfilnDi9J,,lIiIIiIig!l.'

So6st %. Webr III Gunbt6df Der s.abifaLea RE-
pubtRanif1su 4artef fit DuB Nit eifiss QoiIreils
inoafie8 Bon bet s. zBarb uitb perbf tet i, ivtnt
gfirHnle nm fy ebrIte, ttent 9hDmer abgagsbsn.
.aHsH bs - ~, q. ~ -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24
! SSptis far &ur,,er.

: 8ir nsenneTee @taatsseitnnsH 1T
bas offisielle Organ oeS 19 oof ut
SO ountnin S,urnS8esirts."
(8ereiile, Die gum 8esirt geb0ren,
spollen urs 9eF. gfamen ibrer 8earn<
ten, MfitglieocrsnbI, Sttftunestao,
Soft Office Nore6e u. {. NJ. einienbert,
un6 mir iuer6en bieielben il elmer ftes
benoen Otubrit beroHentliden. -o5
= 13l t %, 5Elg 80 8. Meb.af
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24
6awbeI ,,nb 86rfe.

STEM gprf, 0ienfag, "a. Septs
6 o lbr6fnete gu l424 ll,1b itanb nln
101 nbr 1421a, 124 1br Mtttaes 142ll.
II. g. Bombs 6pro3. faai9 18S1se110a
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3. ~ ..1l09
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10.40 Coupons .|-........ 99b
$50 1. Series -. .10655
2. ..sAs 1861
(. 3. NJ. ..,.....,. 1868
Baumipoae fau.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24

~ Ntit Der @usbeGerung bon
8roao Str. in Der 10. gBarb tit Der
9lnfang gemadt u0rben. gine sroBe
Insabl bon Strbeitern lit banlit be-
lh9ftiat. s3E ssf-ragT s-s-s f4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24

E DFe Slang ef6Gf I'm
Sriotanapolis aiit% fir $1,000 an Sen
Gontractor berfaiift iporbelt. Den sipisi
fden $500 EDoIlars ibetrdeenben'
ueberfaaB oes g S6hserfefteS hat; pie
oer ,0eFalbe beridtet, oers @omhions
'96ulfono etbalten. DeriJ elegrapb"
5frastP ipesbatbmuH nidyt aud an bic
oeutl9e S9ule sebohJt babe. nj -
]. Die MoSarfhdlIe, bas'$ ailptduartier
pGbrenb brs SdngcrfeiteS, iuirb fur
Elm Oeuti9es SBsater ieiugeri6tet, I,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24

~ Giberfab 3usrbaIter.
Wan laIIe ben @iber gabren, bis err
ieinea bonen gS0blgefdmaf bal, bantl
tbue man anbertbalb Saifen serriebe@
men Mferrettig gu Dem SAP @iber. 0ies
tbutiber 86brung Ginbalt. Stad einis
gen 9So6en falagm ben @iber in elm
reisesf Sab abiaiisMzbeiien Sapnslo9
man felt berldlieRt. o talaaasna ID ii
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-24
gSibtiaer Grlofs.

Sn 8e5us auf bie beborftebenoen
ltabtilfen Bablen iin6 foIgeia6e anti,
lide Seroronun9en erldienen: gss e
gtaat SenneiIee,
Grecutibs Separtement, T.
Staibbiue, 90. september 1867.
Sen. s fepb q. @oopet, CONF
nanbeur Der Staats @ar6e. ia5 So
Wfein SEER! ,..' .,.t. r-4e.1 as 'sis.
sic tperben fofort ale Sruppen, Sns
fanterie uno @abaIIerie, bic Sbnen gu
@ebote iteben, nod Naibniue bringen,
UNI sic in ben Stan6 au ieberl, bic
Oti6ter unb @lerfs gu befdiben, tuet6el
bon benz Gontn1iiiioner fur Ge9iitra>
ton ernannt iuorben iinb, unb, oas
@ablgeieb auSsufiibren. Collie eS
notbiuenbis tperOen, 10 fuenben sic fi6
an General %Mllor @eorge S. Sbomas
i'm Succurs, bamit sic Den Srieoen
erbaIten uno bas @eieB CUR geltuug
brin9en fonnen.
| So6a6tunaSbou
(9es.) @. g. 8roWnloW,
| .- @ouberneur bon Senne6ee.
| Sauptquartier Der Senne6ee J z
| Staats 9arbe, tfssf :
| 9laibbiIle, Semi, %. 9ept 80
Madben Der commandments @ene >
l'ral borltebenbe Sr6re erbalten Bat
lparnt er alle Yerlonen Dor irgeno ei>
nem 8eriud, cine 8abI, pelbe i'm
gSiberiprud nit. Dem gSablgeieb ftebt,
absubalten. 9lud benadridti9t 6eriel6e
ale Yerlouen, iuel6e beiagtem @elct
gemaB CUR 8abl bcredtigt iino, bab iie
beim Stimmen ieldiibt tuer6en ioller
unO crmabnt ollie Oieienigen, uel6t
gum Stimmen ni6t beredti9t finb. Dor
iebem Seriud, fotdes SIT tgun, absa=
| teben. 3 .ta es.s azSE
sluf 8efebl bes Brigade @euera
Sofepb q. Cooper.
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GlLLIY GlIIELILlL.

Il DELEGATE Convention Ot the u.
* mon Party Of Jefferson County. W.
Va, viii be held at the Court House in
Shepherdslown,
IN Saturday tie ION dug ef.Augusi,
1867, at , o. clock, p. NJ, for the pur.
pose Of nominating lwo candidates for / e
House Of Delegates, and a candidate for
tie Office Of County Superintendent OF
Ere Schools.
The Union Voters Of HE several Town.
ships are requested TO call Township
meetings and appoint delegates to said
Convention. Harpcrs Ferry, Bolivar,
Shepherd, Chaplin and Averil, will each
be entitled TO ten delegates; Charleslown
and Osbourn five delegates each.
By order o!
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
July 10, 1867. 81
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Jaly q, 1867.

To Lovers Of the Weed
NRAVELY'S. and Queen Of the Soulh.
- chewing Tobacco. "Our Cholce'
smoking Tobacco. Good Crga". at
July - Lioyd Lckiider'S
lUEN thousand pounds of Wool wanud.
( Tor which We Nil exchange Goods.
June cost & Uogncr.
RlORKS-pich. Hay Il Manure Forks.
< Of superior quslrry. cheapest in mar.
ker for sale by D. Humphr'y' & Ca
Joly 6 Chareslosn.
y AUTHORIZATIONS. Mas.oys Ice
n Cream Freezer. and Water Co,le'.
Tor sale by u. Humphrey f. Co.
Jun ChshIeTo~p
MAILS $3.50 per Kep, FOR sale by
X n. HUmPhTCys 4 Ca,
June Chahesi"vD.
UHAMPION CIo,he. WGoger, for sale
y by u. Humphrey S Ia,
July @ CharIeuoVG.
2PHE Lock lever TIsy anil Gf n hss'.
( tie most simple, chcape.. AMI be'i
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June % DuiIcIds
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Ca.ule, Yanhsgan'. Honey. low VIM.
sor. Yankee Shaving, Colgate, Palm.
Colga,e's Hotel. and large 'ar'tiy OF
other Soaps, pl.in and fancy. At tic
sp II Drug Store.
flIAlNS-Tfacr. Bfess'. lIallsr Bear
y ~. STAY. Flhh, Spre4J & Log Cba,.'
for .sle, with warrant. by
u. Humphrey, & Co.
July Chshesio~n.
TIOFPlN Haf5ssre. NAH .Har.e Shoe.
y Hose Shoe MI. CuIyry Il Al!
aInJs. all ol winch we oger al tie IowesI
each prices. y. HDmpb,,ys 4 Co..
Jua ChsrIssiowH.
JIAMES 18th Pa'rn, Clamp Fa.lening'.
, q Cnrur.r Mp Saw. sheep Shesr..lot
ale by y. HomPir'y' d %.
spr6 Cisdesiosn.
. GOOD smoking Tobaeeo. Only 80 cts.
VI per pound. lOf '.le 0y
July u u. ). Rnfeh.