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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-09


EDITOR OF CECIL Will --Ony last evening, I learned
that there great deal of dissatisfaction the
part Of the congregation of the Rock Church and fam
lily of the pastor, account of communication written
aud mailed by me TO you for publication during ]
think, the month Of September, 1856 which mentions
few items concerning the presentation Of a cake to the
Junior preacher and also incidentally mentions some
thing Of another presentation of u cake to the
preacher Of Zion circuit. made effort to
obtain copy of your paper in which the communica-
copy, and denied it upon the plea that your sup
ply was limited and to this hour have been able
to find ono. Mr.. VIM Armstrong reports that you say
yoR withheld part OF it, Il. the communication
Now, cir, have TO say that have written commune.
cations TO papers in four dferenn States and dnrng IL
period Of five years md You the first man that has
assumed to pbsh only part Of such commune
If you did not like the tone Of it, why We're you not
enough to reject it in toto, instead Of acting so
contemplate 10 have me misreprescnted by publish
ing p1rt alone: any responsible for what SAY and
il the whole Of my clAr had offended any one would
have answered ii NJ apoogzcd as the required
As kept no copy of my letter, snpposing and your
readers to he honest men, my reputation and honor
ing that publication and true copy Of the original
manuscript in order Ia compare the two, aud then /
shall for myself NY motives we're the farthest
from intending to give oensc TO any one, and especially
to Mr.. Johns aHd his congregation. for whom have
always entertained tie highest regard and respect.
Now sr, demand copy Of your paper and the
original manuscript and you will please make delay
IN sending them 10 the above address: and nm pre
pared to follow mp my demand and if you are disposed
TO act the gentleman it will give neither Of US any
rascal, am prepared for you aud ready see this mat
ter brought npUn bass uf Justice
Hoping this or will he promptly attended to and
that il will be settled TO tis cAte satisfaction of all
parti'-
J am, sir. resp ctfnlIy your oh't scr,'t
j. r. H. PATTERSON
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RlslNG SUN.--A correspondent of the
O%Jord Press, writing from the Sun. says
that the Borough Commissioners and citizens
have de.'1ed to raise y subscription and
taxation funds sufficient to lay paycmcuts.
an improvement much needed, for the
streets now are in such IA condition that pc.
desirans are in imminent danger of making
their n-,t-thruugh the mud. The Centre
Hotel will change proprlotors the 18th Dr.
Heston will remove to his farm IN Lancaster
Git1 :""'s DR.. S. u. Harry has purchased and
intends removing to the sun, and in connec.
ton with DIR. G. Dare intends opening a
drug store in the new buildin. owned by
Dr. Stubs.
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GRANITE HALL.

HAVING taken this popular SALOON. an Noio
II street, opposite the Howard House, llll0u
formerly occupied 10y Mr.. v. T. Howard. W ulouu
Keeping the Bar well stocked NitI The cL0jfn.r
Liquors Of every variety together l.iin All ma.
edihIes and docacr, usually .pVHd a. 70 fri d.
Restaurant table.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEPARTMENT..
Dealers are United t" ""lI anlryamluo onr stool.
in this department AMI We are confident thr, A., IA
he able to purchase their supply Of L,ouu.. IN
Granite Hall on rs advantageous, terms as can m
the cities. We hay" on kaIa Ial.r .to.,-' 40. tt.
best brands of BEANDll'>. WHISTLES. WlEl.-.
tlNS-incuding tn" usual yaF,iia4 found I'm gi,r.-
>at' "St"li> innoatS-whl'h will hu disposed o.. ',
The casl:, bottle quart and niu:
IA" pu!io ar" a>-ufu,t ", mo- pain Wi lI. pared
to Hfl"f,t every ,a'j-flciiuu 20 visitors hu;l az ..
BAR aud Restaurant, AMI in thr lnln...: .ni r. l
department.. oar 'iao.t, and uid Wine. gr.. ,.-
superior quality Frank tOr,lI,,
Mar .. lsi1---if ,p,.,..'r',,..
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r.s HElMrolDs FLUID EXTRACT Brcuu.

MUD.--F several days there has been n
slight variation in the topic of conversation,
The weather-that always present subject to
bashful persons, and to those who have the
organ Of language poorly developed
been somewhat thrown in the background
by another topic having y very close connec
ton therewith-the mud Everybody talks
about the mud-town folks and country peo-
plc--men, women and children. And mud
is almost everywhere. The streets are thick
with III the roads are rendered almost i'm.
passable by it. The street crossings, if
cleaned, are soon filled again by the loads
that drop from the wheels Of passing vchi.
Giles it adheres to the boots, and mats and
brooms are in demand. The careful house.
wives ale constantly in fret lest the boys
slip in with muddy feet and soil the carpet
Everybody and everything is wcaried with
the mud, cxcept-thc hogs that are permitted
to roam the town nj will, and they seem to
be ENJOYING themselves hugely
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PHILADELPHIA CoNFERENcE.-Thc forth.
coming Annual Session of the Philadelphia
NJ. Il. Conference will be held at Harris burq.
Pa, beginning on Wednesday next, the 18th
inst. 1t is thought this will be an unusually
interesting session. Among other matters
OF interest, the question Of the division of
the Conference will come up for considera.
ton, and perhaps final decision.
Rev. Mr.. kurtz will preach his last sermon
here previous to going to Conference, to,
morrow. Sunday
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INCOME TAX. The act approved March =,
1867, amending the existing laws relating to
internal revenue, requires the assessment of
the annual taxes heretofore made in the
month Of May, to be made on the cores.
pending days in the month of March The
principal changes in the law respecting the
income tax are those increasing the exemp.
ton from 5000 to 81 200, aud the repeal of
the tax OF 10 per cent. on sums above
$4,000, so that the law now imposes uni.
form tax OF per cent. on incomes in excess
of 81 200. Profits on sales of real estate
purchased since December 81, 1868, are
made taxable as income.
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TOBACCO, PIPES, CIGARS.
John H. McCracken

Successor TO Flood & Pullen)
uEEPS constantly on hand the best brands of
N CIGARS Foreign and Domestic TO be found in
the market Also, TOBACCO of all kinds Fine Cut,
oiug Spin and Smoking. Tobacco Pipes, Tobacco
De- rches and Boxes, together with every article in
10 no re of Tobacconist
' an NJ q attention Of purchasers is invited to his
=. ~. n win be sold at Whoesal and Retail at
phGh, VIC. saes Orders promptly attended TO-
store SITUATED on Main street. Elkton, next door
%, ph s,.ua aT z; Dec 20, lS66-tf
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CARD.

A GoTTSGHALk and SIMON ULMANvill con.
A. time the tIothjag and Merchant yojiytq ut the
old stand, Granite Post Clothing Hall and have en-
gagged the services of Louis Klein who will conduct
the Tailoring business where person. can always
have their Clothing made in the most fashionable
style They will also continue to keep on had
large assortment of READi-MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS, which will he sold at the
lowest Cash Prices.
A. G. 4 Co. return their thanks TO the public for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed and hope
for a continuance OF the same
Port Deposit, March l. 1867. mar o-2w
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED y,
ligLMpoLps EXTRACT Bucuu

By Mr.. McCullochs monthly statement it
appears that on the LIST of March Sl,4G4,.
$50, 1911 was the suMf6f our debt bearing
coin Interests S7S7, OPS, $3.50 is the total Of
debt with interest in currency, and Sl24,
l26,5S2 the total of debtSearing no interest.
The whole amount Of our debt is $780,.
5S7 ,2s9, and the cash in Treasury $780,
SIS,S29. Comparing his present figures
with his previous monthly statement, we
find that the amount of debt, less cash in
the Treasury, is about Sl2 900 900 less than
last month.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-09

FANCY Goons. Mrs. Ann Scott has Just
opened splendid assortment Of zephyr EN-
broidcrieS to be sold for the benefit of Trim
ity Church, Elkton. Among the designs are
bouquets, birds, dogs, horses, etc. rare and
beautiful, for ottomanS, sofa cushions. &C.
Call and see the goods, whether YOU want to
purchase o. not but remember the proceeds
go to the benefit at the Church.
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Road Notice,

MOTTO Is hereby given that application will bc
" maze 10 IA" County Commissioners of Cecil
county, ut their first meeting after The sth of Aprl
next, to point Examiners 10 view and drcrnin,
t!G propTicty al locating road from y point In
h!nN!esS Lane, near the nor Invest corner OF a
LOT "i land belonging to Ann end Hannah Kirk, aud
near the southwest corner of pr. james Turner,
Iand and running from thence in u straight line
Wi'h " lhanklos~ Lane passing through land o
Margaret atkinson. to point IN the road leading
rom BRICK Meeting House to Poyt deposit.
Aiso lnr Nacatn- That part Of the road known rs
hahncss Lane " which lies between the aforesaid
h,eginnng point and the road leading from Brick
Meeting House tn Port Deposit.
Mar g. lSG1--,IW
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JUVENILE kLEcrioA.-uuI Elkton bows
among whom the party lines are drawn al.
most as strictly as among the boys of n
larger growth held all election, on Satur.
day last, for officers for posts from President
to Magistrate They had printed tickets,
and went through the whole routine. When
the votes were counted it was found that the
Union candidates had four majority.
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REJEcTED.-At the executive session OF
the Maryland Senate, on Thursday, the nom
nation of b. +. May, Esq. as Inspector
General of Grain was rejected Mr.. Nav
has held the Office Of Gram Inspector Gen,
eral for several years, and was very efficient
and genlcmanly officer.
The |. 5. Senate, on Thursday week, re.
iccted J. p. Cantwell Postmaster at Elkton.
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DISSOLUTION,

TIE Partnership heretofore existing hctwccn 4.
Gott-chalh, Simon ulman and LOU, Klein under
the firm OF A,'otschak Co., is this day dissolved.
Louis Klein withdraw from the same
All persons having claims agains; the firm are
requested to present them for payment, and those
indebted Wi! please call and make immediate pay.
authorized to settle tho business of the firm
\. GOTTSCHATK.
SIMON ULMAN
,, LOUIS KLEIN
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Eey" Special attention Of Dealers IN, and
Consumers of Phosphates, Raw Bone, Pou.
drette, Land Plaster, etc, are invited to call
upon Messrs. Dixon, Sharpless 4 Co.
Advertised in this issue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-09

HdF Government Property at Private Sale,
consisting of all kinds Of. Harness, etc.,
advertised in this issue by Messrs. Ptku l.
Co. of Philadelphia, New York and Wash.
ington, D. c.
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Road Notice.

MOTTO Z i hereby given that application will be
" hi"'e 10 me county Commissioners OF Cecil
county, 1T their hrst regular meeting after the sth
Gay {" Nprl next, for the opening of new road from
Q point on the II;ton and Warwick road opposite
tlr lh'rrSccGoh "s the Buck road with said Elk
ton and Warwick road, and 10 ran thence by and
Wth an Old road, called Young, Cart Road"
through ln'l, of Reuben Lake and Richard IT, BAY.
ara OF on the lin" dividing said lands and crossing
tue dam of the thcS. 4 bel. Canal &C., over Back
rccK I" teTn'nAt" on the public road al thn>apn.kc
Wy near tn" steam punlp Of s"i.i canal Go.
March .. lSc.-JW
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NOTICE is i,srobY gwen. tha, Application viii he
~ made to the County Commissioners of Cecil
county at their iir-t meeting after the til of April
next to appoint Examiners To view and determine
the n0priety Of opening public road through land,
OF William benjamin, Thongs r. BENJAMIN and
Joseph Bonjamln at the Charles town road near
whore William benjamin nov lcsi!.s .nu tcfiunt.
n@ on tn" road l":.'i;ng NOM North Fast TO lt,y
Wow. rGat 'o"2Th !3"Aaun-
Mar lS6--5M
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-09

BF Hoop Skirts Of Superior Quality,
"Hopkin's Own Make, New Spring
STYLES. advertised in this issue Ladies
make note If the fact
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NOTICE.

+ hereby given to all persons not to 80 upon the
shores Of the Farms lying in the First Election
District OF Cecil county. Maryland, and belonging to
the Estate Of John Reyboll dec't, for the purpose
Of removing Drift Wood on Logs or for any Other
purpose, without the permission of the undcr-igned
as all persons so offending will he proceeded against
according to Law. BARNEY 'REY BOLD
ANTHONY REIBOLD
Executor o! John Rcy bold decd.
Mar a. 1Sf---,,W*
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NOTICE TO BANKRUPTS.

LAYING considerable experience in the United
u States Courts offer my professional services To
persons who desire to avail themselves of the recent
Nets OF Congress providing for the relief of Bank.
rupf or insolvent Debtors, Persons at Il distance
may address me by letter.
No advice given up1p his subject except upon nav.
ment OF Communication fee in advance.
". j. JONES Attorney ut Law
Mai .. l>G7--l.n i,lkron Nd
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE Partnership heretofore eXistin. between
] Elijah Gcynolis and L. 5. West under the nm,
of REYNOLDS WEST, is dissolved this dav, iN
settled by Ehia. REYNOLDS only
ELlJNI REYNOLDS
T.. :. WEST
PORT Deposit March :, 1867. 'uar o-an
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Maryland Agricultural College.

THE duties of this Institution will be resumed on
] MONDAY. 18th Of March
While 1t is designed TO make instruction in the
ilcory.and practice Of Agriculture the peculiar fet,-
ture OF the, College, provision is made for full
course OF Collegiate instruction embracing The
Languages, Or my of them, course OF Mathematics
Mental and Moral Science, History and the study al
the English Language and Literature
Natural History aad Natural pl.iiosoph, in their
several branches will have special attention Mill.
tary Tactics " III he taught "
There VIII be no Preparatory school hut a. select
Ell English and Scientific Course may he taken at
the students option. No one received under four.
teen years ola%c.
For {" 'lcuiar and further information address.
y H. WpRIHlNGT0N. Register &C.
Office OF American Farmer
Mare. lSG1-lni Baltimore
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THE HIGH SCHOOL

MIL N W.0Ntnod on MONDAY NEXT. rln
W Instant under the Gh,rgc Of l,r ia. y. M,Iulw.
- Pinglld. WV. ToREEEr. Secretary
Mar =, lH'''-~lw OF school Board
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The HIGH School will be again re opened
on Monday next, llth inst, under the charge
Of DR.. James T.. Mathews.
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRkNGTH.-Tllcreforc
the nervous aud debtaicd should Immediately use
HELNDoLps EXTRACT Burur.
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1tELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU gives health
and yigor to the frame and bloom the llil cheek
Debility Is accomplished by many alarming symptoms,
and if treatment il submitted to- couSnnntion in.
sanity, or epieptic tits ensue.
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes Use llELNROLD's EXTRACT brent II viii
give brisk AMI rnergetr feelings. and enable you 10
sl,pp we'll
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ia" . The honor was conferred upon me
without solicitation or desire upon my part. y
Cor SpnUD

Cox walking up the street one day
Saw Swami tot!icr side the way
Aud cried to Smith 20, what Il lic."
When Smith astonished made reply
ic'i could not hear him.. Quo,Ii Cox. what stuff
He opened his inouth-stire that's enough
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\ COMMITTEE ASKED BY 1T. GOV. cox.
Tie President Of the Senate here said:

The President OF the Senate here said:
have to request the consent Of the Senate TO the
appointment u Il committee of this body whose duty
it shall hr :" investigate certain charge, referred to ii
my brief address this morning. t" Wit:
l. That had entered into corrupt arrangement
with certain par.ics in the event of my accession 10
the Gubernatoria "iicr) band the affairs of the
state OYER t. the direction and control Of the Radical
party $50 ra!!"dJ
That had nisG bar.uncd corruptly lin the event
Of becoming G0yernor Ia Substitute Nj. Crc>wcl now
in the United States Senate, in place o. Mr. Swami.
! shud he Mr.. Swami br rejected by that body.
This request intended to make ut tHc close of my
remarks this morning Int accidentally omitted to do
So at the time
Tie President lett the chair, amt -enai1r Hcnkl,
presided.
Senator Macka offered an order that committee Of
five he appointed for the investigation asked with pow
ct 10 send for persons and apers@hirh was adopted
TO cover Swami humiiatine defeat and
hide their rllaincs, he and his associates
raise reports On Lieut.. Governor Cox, chars.
ing him with crimes sinjIaI>lG thcir own.
In the meantime the Republicans Of the
State have planted themselves squarcly on
the broad and solid basis of manhood suf
trage. and threaten to appeal Il Congress-
if convention bin is passed by our present
rebel Legislature, denying the elective fran
chise to amy part of the people Of the State
on account OF race or color, in the election
of delegates to the proposed constitutional
convention This is Rubicon that our
Legislature have serious misgivings about
plunging into, and 50 the convention bill
hangs fire. Their grand Gle leaderin the
attempt to royolutipnize the State again in
the interest of slavery, has suddenly come
to grief, and appearances indicate very
strongly that the whole rebel band are likely
to share the same fate.
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Swann's Epitaph.

Here lies Tom Swami, treacherous elf,
Who in selling bis friends was sold himself,
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FOR NON-EErENrl0N OR INCONVENIENCE of
Urine, irritation, inflammation liberation of the hla-
der Kidneys diseases OF the PROSTATE glands stone in
the bladder calculus gravel brick dust deposits and
all diseases Of the bladder kidneys and dropsicai swell
ings
Hptv Ms Firm ry,r,, prc,,
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Mn. ENRON -hyyour permission would
embrace this method Of acknowledging do.
nations from the ladies and gentlemen of
Chesapeake City, amounting to $50. Also,
very handsome wrapper and beautiful Tea
Service. for all Of which they will please ac
cept my heartfelt thanks.
WIN. II. FRIES,
Pastor Of Bethel Circuit,
PIVOT bridge, Nd, March 9Th 1867.
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EUANOS. Peruvian and Mexican u -ano OF
~ standard quality always on hand and or
sslsby JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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4flarric0.

AGNE-DUBARRY.-On the 9TH inst.
at the Bethel NJ. +. Parsonage. by Rev.
W. II. Fries, Isaac PAYNE. and EiIZA
DrEARRY. both Of this county.
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even six months ago? Yet so it is. And,
then, all the old democratic fire. eating lead.
ers OF tho South are cast out. What exist
ing party arrangements on either side will
answer to meet this state Of things? What
can Andrew Johnson do if cast adriIi upon
these waves Of political reconstruction? lie
will soon be swept into oblivion. His only
course of wisdom is TO lay down his arms,
give up the fight and fall in with the ultima.
tum Of the Thirty. ninth Congress in his
opening message to the Fortieth Congress.
Otherwise he will soon be a traveller on the
road to Tennessee.
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I,fyT. GOV. cox Oh THE DEFENCE.

1t will be noticed that NwanG gllcgcs that
he had "bcon visited by such appeals from
tic rcpreScntaiy" Iacn of the State" as in.
dUccd him to retain possession of the Gu.
bcrnatori"i obai" Thu bpeals" here
spoken of were botomcd'Ha The report cir.
"NIotcd by tho Democratic followers Of
Swami that the Lieut.. Governor had plotted
with the " Radicals to hand the State over
to loyal rulc again. The Lieut.. Governor
therefore makes It speech to tho Senators on
the subject. and demands committee of
investigation.
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SrArE or NARYLANp, Executive DrrAEFHFNr.J
ANNAPOLIS. LIST March. 1861.
h., S'a,oya J,,1 IT,Uco of DsIsnotsS.


Gentlemen u have the honor to acknowledge the re.
cept of official communication from the President
Of the Senate and Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
informing that the General Assembly Of Maryland
had elected me Senator IF the United States for the
term Of six years from the ith of. March, 1867.
This honor has been conferred upon me- IS well
known 10 the members Of the Legislature and my
friends throughout the State, without any agency
lictation on my part.
1t had been purpose, in response to the action OF
your honorable body and what then the wish OF
The people Of the State, 10 have accepted this high
trust AMI had expressed myself on yariou! occi-
siuns, and mere recently in an interview with the Lieut.
Governor. Within short time past. however, and up
to the date Of my communication that officer on the
10Th uimo, when my resignation waa expected TO be
officially announced to the Legislature | have been
VISITED by such appeals from the representative men
which c,nd hardly he mistaken, asking my continuance
III the Guternatorinl chair that did not feel at liberty
to consult any individual preferences OF NV own in
making up InaI judgment upon this subject. have
right from any motive of personal ambition in con
uccUn with the Senatorial Office, If sclICOuld lie sup
posed for Cmout 10 influence NY action 10 disregard
my paramount obligation 10 the people of my State
1t sufficient tur hcin indicate whether ia their
Judgment, could best tlsm in the councils gr the
nation tn" Gubcnat,ri1l Office to which they had
assigned ne At period of so much interest in or pub.
lie affairs. both State and National.
With This brief explanation, deem it proper to avail
myself Of the earliest opportunity compatible with the
public interest, Gnd in drrr To what believe be
NY duty ae people u The State # Maryla to de.
cline the appu tnrHt o. -rtl'Ur u the United States
fut six wears the eth Of March, 1867 and 10 return
the General Assembly OF Maryland 'Sr grateful ap.
probation Of Tho distinguished honor they have so:,r
red upOn me,
have the honor to hr. with great respect, your ohc-
diCut servant.
t~icu-d TRoS. SwlNH.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL ViGoE are rcga;ncd
Il, IirlSiG6LB's ExTgtC! BCCar
Eser . .Iourdan is hard road to travel
is NOW paraphrased,
Radicals are hard party to fight against.