The Cecil Whig., 1867-06-29

INTERNAL REvENuE.-James McIntire,
the Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
for Cecil and Kent counties, is now ready
to receive the taxes for licenses, incomes,
carriages, &c.
We understand that the citizens of Rising
Sun will celebrate the 4th of July in an ap-
propriatc manner, and that Henry r. Tor
bert, Esq, Of Elkton, will deliver an ora
ton.
LEG BRoKEN.-A man, whose name We
were unable to ascertain, in the employ Of
A. j. Hanna, had his leg broken at the
i1ikton Depot, on Monday last, by bale of
cotton, which he vas assisting friend to
load, rolling on him.
WE NOTICE that our young friend, DR..
Henry c. Register, formerly of Elkton, was
elected Vice Preside ent of the Dental Asso-
citation of Delaware, at its meeting held in
Doyer, on the Goth inst. He is also one Of
the Executive Committee. The Doctor is
practicing his profession in Milford
TnRowlNG STONES. We call the attention
of the Bailih' TO practice the boys have Of
amusing themselves by rolling large stones
at each other on the pavements, to the i'm
minent peril of their own and others shins.
Besides it Injuries the epavements. We know
it is only necessary to mention the matter
to have q stop put to this dangerous amusc.
ment.
"TRrE Blue" who writes from Port De-
post, did not send his name with the com.
munication, and of course il does not appear.
The gist of it, however, is that Port is in a
very dirty condition, the air laden with
unpleasant odors, and that he has visions of
a visit from the cholera, unless something is
done, and that right soon.
Mn. MUEDocn's REAniNGs.-Those who
have once heard Mr.. Murdoch read will not
let any trilling cause keep them away on
Monday evening next and those who haze
never heard him, should not let this oppor
tuhi,y pass. To hear Murdoch is something
that man will look back at with pleasant
recollecions. We are sorry we have no
better place tor him to appear in than the
Court House. Admission 30 cents.
MEDICAL NoTICE.-The members of the
medical profession, who have licenses under
the new law, will meet in Elkon, ON next
Saturday, July 9TH for the purpose of effect
ing permanent organizations and transact
ing other business, named in an advertise.
mcnt elsewhere.
The Temporary Medical Board of Exami.
ncrs will also hold an extra session at the
same time and place.
FOURTH OF July Pie NIc.-The Sabbath
School of the llkton NJ. L. Church will
hold a basket pic ncin Mccullough grove,
half mile cast of the town, on the Ith Of
July. Ice cream, lemonade, &c, will be
sold on the occasion for the benefit of the
library Of the school. This is the only pro
posed public recognition of the day in this
vlclni'y we have heard OF as yet, and have
no doubt will be largely attended.
AEEEsTED.-A man from the vicinity of
Chesapeake City came to town on Tuesday
last, and getting large snake in his hat,
about noon, rode his horse at n full run
down High street, yelling at a loud key
He was arrested and taken before Justice
Brown, who fined him So SO for being drunk
and noisy, and sent him to Jail to get sober.
Ii viii be well for strangers coming to town
on ''Shine' to remember that we have
Bailif here, now.
RELlGIorS NoTIcE.-Thcrc will be Camp
Meeting held on Deals Island, commencing
August 10th. The above named island is
OH the salt water, and The woods arc beauti.
tul. All who want to visit this watering
place, come and have religious feast, as
well as health benefited. Some of the
most talented ministers of the church will
be present. j. NJ. PUENER,
Preacher in Charge.
JAS. MURRAY, JR.
Princess Anne Circuit, Philadelphia Con.
PAsslNG CouSTEEFElr MoNEY.--In the
Baltimore pauers of Tuesday last, we find
the following among the Court proceedings,
| IN that city
In the United States District Court yes.
terday, John A Price, of Cecil county. con.
victed of passing Il tcn-dollar counterfeit
note Of the Flour City Bank of Rochester,
\. Y; on Align Wilmington, colored, was
fined 500 and costs, and sent to the peni,
tcntlary for SIX years.
He IS NOT DEAD But SLEEpETH. "a
clerk in one Of our stores having, probably.
been out on scouting expedition one night
this week, slept later than usual next morn
ing. Passers by were somewhat startled
at noticing Grape attached to the door, and
supposed the young man to be dead. On
seeing said clerk open the store in short
time, however, their amazement was no
greater than was the surprise and mortifca-
ton OF said individual, and brought forcibly
to mind the irony of the prophet, II" He is
not dead but sleepeth.''
CAsH.-By Proclamation " ssned by
Mr.. d. f. Burton, in to-day's JYAig, VIC
learn that change is to be made in the pro.
pretorship of his store after the first of
August and the business of the firm estab-
lished on purely cash basis This is the