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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-08

;, DUEL AND ITS CONSEQUENCES Tho
havana correspondent of tho New York
1'nieS relates the following:
An amusing duel took pace YESTERDAY
about five miles from the city. 1t oripinn.
to" III remark made by q man TO his friend
on seeing lady coining out of church. Tho
lady was unknown 10 the person making,
INC remark, but happened to be the others
wle. slnp in the face was tho consc-
duchcc, ahdn challenge came soon nftcr.
rms was accepted, and the sc contls selected
place. Tho wifo got wind of the affair
nhd Immediately took steps to prevent tho
dreadful catastrophe Tac first thought was
70 hot,fy the police, hut that might havo
gwen her husband the reputation of n COW
hfu, ana sbo took better method by going
70 mo house of the other party, where sho
met ms WIFE, and u plan was soon coccoctcd
between The fcminincs. This morning both
husbands got up oarly; wives ditto. IIus-
pahds LOOK carriages, and their wiyos-ono
armed with five children and tho other with
imrcc-took other vehicles in woi,ino
Mhen tho two duelisls arrived at tho snot
thcy were somewhat astonshcd on sccinr
tho TWO other carriages drive up with ,hcr
passengers, who conly Informed tho mcn
that they also had come to fight. so as 70
make IL complete family quarrel, eech at
the same tino producing an cmpiy purse
ana package of baby linen as their arms
ana munitions of var. The littlo onos Ind
pop guns ana hrc-crackcrs, and soon so,nc
,hidniged in a cry. 1t is useless to a,ld thot
.he oloodthirsty Bencdicts made peace ON
.he spot, aud returned to Haynna. in com
Pmhy with their seconds, to cclebreAe tLe
"h"ir over champagne dinner.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-08
A Large Eagle.

A Large Eagle.
We are informed that Mr.. William
Bricc, living about eight miles north
of this place, killed, u few days ago, an
eagle which measured about seven
feet from tip to tip of its wings.
Mr.. Bricc ought to be treated by his
ncighbors to II great big chicken pie
Thc day was, so tho forcfathcrs say,
that in these parts, when one killed
hawk, he was rewarded with a chick.
en- PIC. Is not dead caglc more
valuable that many hawks !
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-08

District Court.
This Court met yesterday, the 9th
Of May, his Honor Judge Robertson,
presiding. No very important cases
were on the docket for yesterday.
Judge Robertson will sentence all
persons convicted at this term of the
District Court to-daw at 10 O'Clock.
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Now Advertisements
Z. US. G. Il. &c. Bouknight,
Superintendent.
Woods solERaking Rcapcr-A.
Il. Cotton, Columbia, S. G.
Cheap Printing Paper = j. s.
Thrashcr, New York.
Parlor Matchcs-Dcsportcs & Bro.
Fresh Bread-Dcsportes g. Bro.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-08

Labor-Saving.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
mcnt of Mr.. Cotton, of Columbia, il
luStrating the celebrated Woop's
SELF REArER with Mower combined.
Full information rs to the character
and usefulness of this machine can be
obtained by addressing Mr.. Cotton in
Columbia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-08

Tho Weather.
For some days past has been two
cool for tho growing crops. On Tues.
day night there was a copious fall of
rain, attended with heavy thunder
storm.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-08

Who ARB DisFRAScursHp IA GEORGIA
cotomporary has reocivod, in reply to The
above inquiry, from friend in Atlanta.
what pnrports to DO q semi official dcolara
non OF General construction of this clause
OF the military bill. II is as follows;
hll officers or persons who hold positions
connected, with tho judicial department. of
"S'o,c 'overnmont, such as lawyers, clerks.
she''tis, coroners and tho mayors and aid :.
ermcn OF cities whore their charters declare
them er c9fcio justices of tho peace, rs well
as Judges and justices OF tho peace, are
included in tho term judicial officers aud
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
FUN! FUN! FUNl
Jnsirutticu.

- =
A Young lady from EdiDburglfis degirons
ola SITUATION kesdeB GoyeTpess siiacas-
xlghsl PIsheh Gernss and AuGe studied The coaael &
<sssb Of spgag snS Dfarbs Addrtss 8, Wamsbusa Ps
seee. gIeolyI, z u =
DR. do LEWIS's SEMINARY for YOUNG.
LnM,Dits n, L.Ingtes for f circular aud catalogue
W do JBWISs IRA SCHOOL TsAeTt of ibs n.
sss'-ssTE" ss'sssS Aee'es Dr. pIQ LEwIs Boor ior
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
Urn Goods.


TT SOUNDS LIKE 1857.
4 STAND FROM UNDER,
FOR WE MUST HAVE SOME fAiLUAfs bCpN'
MOST MERCHANTS BADLY PhfGHIknhi,.. 49,, ,
THEIR STOKES ARR FULL OF OLD GOODS bOh1 ~ tsNn,'
PRICES. AND IfR sRE ThEIR CUaiOMtt lNblb Dad Of bVi
ING THEIR DEAR GOODS, ALL FLOlklkG 10
FOSTER BROTilBBS,- .,,,, ,nr,- ,,,,c,,,
WHERE THEY FlND TIE SAME GOODS Al HALF TIE FtINho
THEY CHARGE
AUCTION LOT FINE MUSIINS lOc
A'V''o'' 'A''i ~ EXCELLENT QUALITY, l2iO
AUCTION FAST cor ORBQ GIYGHAMS. 1oe;
AUCTION lot PRINTS, l0c. pAhI Ct'LO'a
AUCTION CASSIM ERhS, SOC. MD tZ4c
AUCTION DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS, TABLE LINENS QUILTS
Gc, At HALF PRICE - -.,o>,, -,,,,r r,t,, , own
WV WISH IT DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD THAT lie AbOFs
GOODS WILL ONLY be SOLD At TllkoE PRICES FOX
CnSH DOWN" -. -, -
CREDIT CUSTOMERS MUSE, IL ALL CAsEs, IAf IN hp-
VANCE OF 10 PR GENE ..,. -, ,,.,,-,p YIN, or
FOSTER BROTHERS, NO 2lz BLE6ChElIsl. --
NTACKENZlE's ELEGANT
SILK SACQUES AND CIRCULARS
THE QUEEN at Sn
THB ISABELLA CAToLICA" at 523
THE MARIA OP RUSSIA" at go
LLAMA LACR POINTS from 925 to $lco.
No 2sLINToEPLACB
Ficlthst one door from BSoslwsy
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
GeGrbers.

A FRENCH LADY. a native Of Paris, n grad
~ rstt ;hoo zh teacher 70 se9 ~ ,hs s'an,,
sish FRENCH TEACHER ~ ~ las
Srbo or ute Uaq i0labie Address PARIS 1lune
Oece. -
"A YOUNG LADY who las taken lessons IN
- Elocno7 isof DALEY a. i'c t.eee vooi Ise 20 ootn
SITUATION Reader 10 soae fJ Ni sso teach Nus -e'Tvu
Address Ns r, Tribune OGea
VISITING GOYERNFSS.-A Lady spending
n, suusr oaihs near Ioa fa-lt1n. desires few iUFlLS 10
Mr.is Frea,h Lar and Ne Ensah l5a1hrs fe - l.t S,
saEe Ooo d. D. an The Hoo George DOW" ei H.
C. A,isess IEA' dER. 10. az Fifl-aSe- ----------=
NTANTED-By an expeTiencetsinstl,'ctor anu
about Vacste his pfesrt position -
PRIyCIPAI or eFstas s,nnfry IN Central Neniok similar
siaaon adequate support Address o. b. No J0 hAns -
Worcester Nss.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
tjonscs ars fnrme il)anteo.

NVANTED.-A few aces of LAND with an
w aghillg sl,ps o psig. Atae'' sAN"V'i Ds' N' wv
J4lgss oles
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
firemorks.

ClREWORKS.-A general assortment of plain
and coored fRw0 0RRs s1d of the beat qast Tor S1LK br
10y LYcEWp0D Gs 10 70 Es.:.' Sd. * ~ y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
marb!e Aldntels

Hlarb.c MIdntels
nj MARBLE MANTE1S.-350 MANTELS on
80 band 81 sys sy. land qa@) NJ WI he sod ler The
90 days a. liberal deincrOB KLABiRS Mg.sl NaTeoo NOu
10, East kshsesnh 1, nssr Thlrds.s n v Cut this ont
MARBLEiZED SLATE MANTELS-Superi
W durable hs plee oi mArbe r b.
STEWART. No 800 siIshsy>. bstgsea g5fh & aSihsss
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
anriion 6alss Of Zeal Gstate.


W. y. HfLtkR A.ct'onecr
DY JOHNSON a. MILLER,
I'D AUCTl0SEERSrAAD
REAL ESTATE -BROKBRs.
No. 90 EAssAu-sr. CtDaK-sr., NEw-Yehn
Names sores Seats and Farms. bOnght
guctiou ftock
- THURSDAY, June lscst - o'eicck,
AZ Exchange salesroon. "a. III broadway. n. y:
SEVENTH WARD PROPERTY
ya'uslie Brick HOUSES and u vacant LOTS.
SIDE Parsaye. three
rOlSRS each containing II aud modern coavenenees
side, between Pari and Flushing rst
LOTS
Terms easy Maps at ofcc, No IS sa.ss9s. NY
uIGHW0OD PARK,
IL BERGEN COUNTY, EEW.JBRSEY,
NEAR EHGLBWO0D
IS miles rom Jrey City Ferry Torlern Railroad Jersey
AN EXTENSIVE SALE OF VILLA LOTS.
And other property. viii be male
AT AUCTION,
or THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1867,
By A. j. BBgCKRR. SON L Co
Special train jersey Cy at IL oeock M resor
and n
Maps particulars at Auconeers ofe Ns 7Csdass New Yck
A. J. BLkECkER, SON Co,
<Asstsreer
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
ronr.rp Real Cstats fos sa!s.

A MAGNIFICENT FARM Of ia acres near
IN Boundhrook fess every buildings complete IA
locatonI trms JAQths, No zoe Broadway
NHOICE WISCONSIN LANDS, 1000 acres
~ ILLINOIS, Missouri, vii exchange either prou.
erty merchandise. JAQCES. No ns Broadway
CARATOGA, Fulton, and Montgomery County
- PAsis all ss all prices from go gggsd Terms easy va,
be bad ct the Office of JAQUES, No 2a BTosixsy
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
aireifdi Yn6l7linenis.

ltINElfUI @IIDt4 UIHtTib.
A RION -F0RTE-PATENTED
~ The rurest N tone.
The most eTtaL
TIE ersostt elegantly inifhei
The peffeet Aersfe-AHAEgsntt
VIII ,ud ~ longer than oia"r
short the Psuo that evulIf ecore ne fe ~ ~ rto
cass Instrument rsnd or AZ ftd e,s
6gue and gree Mandatory ard watoOHs Nos yl snd S'
Bsr ~, resr nelsnrrvst MANNER 60
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

II A RUSSIAN NOyEL-FATHERS AND S0Ns T,aasl,,si hos
TugeaeL ECSgSz
Php. limo, cloth 81 70
pubshers would hi, work has been asd rs liz
regarl the Of its being,
they believe AZ nh ;is
aacsisns Of time As picture o. Russian l and Institutions %
possesses Than work Published
b. LElPOLbT s UOLT. Pohisheg,
Ne. 451 Bn0Onesi., Se4.Terk
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
= VERY u. SUPERIOR FARM-1G3 acres, 10

miles from the ey on Long Isan offered for SALE a. great
sacrace spacious with eonyenenrss neS barn gTA
O fuit sud vines yesag and heaTV cows
carriages all Tie farming implements growing crops ~ tsGul
condition; ncey furnished al good order an ready of ir
10 eop The having valuable n COorlo requiring
s Immediate personal the for selling AtagLn Tor
.oue one Would exchange for Brooklyn property
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
S,EA- SHORE RESIDENCE for SAEE-LO

~ Gated Lorg Island soand distant by NewIsvea Railroad
from Nee York, having clean waterfront e nom ua land
sg rapidly o water elevation Of % feet at distance of leo
shore house bnt best dl wth brick and
hug nasr bath ws,eraoset hot aud cold water all In ocnpete
order hnshed sBd ready for immediate occupancy grounds well
With choice fruit The situation OF the hose unsurpassed
tqusi by " the Sound Iaf purchase money remain
iaorigsge required COmmulcsiiou by steamboat daily Address NJ
~, tod Pust
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
Doaro cno Rooms.

A SNAIL private family desire TO LEI
~ ROOM gent tonns Vl,rte AFpy Al No y" ,i'l
Fifteenth st. bctrsen 7ilijsyc sad bring place
ECRNlSlIE1) or UDiiuni,hed ROOMS To LET.
wlout Boar I pes aal Glsteasa hos4 st No % Perp,h
Lef-rrloss fcquiel
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
Conntrn ,aeaI Gslate for Sole.

AT MORRISANIA-A 2-story DWELLING,
"a HOUSE situated wa'hng'onase se"eea se,esn % am an
Tie II uSe conSennty located WITHIN lDies '
uss wak OF Harlem Railroad Station; Il contains IL io0m IS neH ~
painted one surrounded by alnndaueo o. nt trees
snd comm oeus garden line II h0eeca the horse efe
uutra Apply JAS L. PAksALL corner 81 mn ~ ai
Washingou ave. Morsana WILLIAM CAULDWELL, No. III
L. y. AnrE
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

EOR SALE-C0TTAGE,n near sea shore; depot,
schools CHURCHES bngVc ston, Staten Island hall
Of ground desired price $4,000 Apply AJoUR
NEAl. No Pinest
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

rt low price s5eny located t Eugewood " T. 90 minutes
e from tie eiy House y one containing ii large rooms p@
tre. Sc newly hnt the het marble msnes "af
iouse 20 a o lrd (to suit Inehaso lIhlel
a sth laws avenues Tower shd veg
t,i o. i.n skng ore II tie most desirable rrsdences u
fr.d Price rom 5000 1000 Apply 20 G. W VALENTINE
81. III sn i5 Greevch JACOB DB MOTT, ir opposite
Il I.t.ilnn Eralr n j
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
A WEEK IN A FRENCH COUNTk
A. hVe Vesy' az MIG IDpIaIpF fyEMBLE, sNPTORlS

Tl,Yd Editoa Price cents
Of this fresh sister Of tanny kelahe tier Il
ebough funng
county 10 c0nysaent i viii just "a pecs, als
~ type bold the spite Of ong willie rs bansy snd
hans prOyoks hearty laugh No oa BE- ehsrn
than MOns Jacques de0u
Ursula In hoft u French s grsceml ehsfniogs.
shrc~d p0rtrAtule sketch OF socAi is
seen h many day doubt will enjoyable may sy nis
before perhaps give seoa, tbssshs
fsr "A IA Eot without s pathetic ~ Bsst0n Transcript
eohi exervvher, in NeU.Yo IORlNG Pnbisher
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
SWEET SPRINGS. Monroe County, West Va.

YJ,UE WATER CURE and SUMMER RESokln,
At Glen Haven Cortland Corsty l Is an ..sssh fli.
.g.,rins health and rcerutiag feGaut eottsfts ~
su me- .Sd hl scenery Send or ercaa T. T. kINO, Iop'
& THOMAS lkysiciSn.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
British .imtr'r

SELF. .SHuTT1SG DooRs.-Sometmes doors
will always swing shut when opened wide,
and at other times will fly open as soon as
unlatched. The reason is that the casing
on which door is hung does not stand per-
pcndicularly. When door will swing open
of its own weight the casing leans the way
the door swings. If it swings to, when it
has been opened, the casing leans in the
other direction, provided the hinges are
alike and put on in the same manner In
some cases the casing leans so that the door
will strike the floor or carpet before it is
opened wide. BY removing the lower hinge
and putting on one wider by an inch or
more, SO that the turning point Of the upper
hinge will be exactly over the correspond
ing point OF the lower hinge, the door will
swing either way uliko III order TO hang
the door SO as to shut itself put on q still
wider pair Of hinges at the bottom, so as to
make it rise a little rs it is opened. Then
the door may be opened at nearly a right
angle when it will close itself. This arrange.
ment will often be found more convenient
than systcnl.of pulleys and weight or a
door spriug. Gates may be hung 10 the
same manner, SO as to close or swing open
of their own weight.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
FACTS.

! BE whatever you will, but, ,,frst of all. b
| yourself.
! The best preachers are those that preacl
by example.
Mortified pride often takes the name an,
guise OF q broken heart.
Most men love the conflicting sex. and al
men love to be told they do.
In the race for wealth, we tug, and toll
and moil to arrive--norhee.
y great mind, without the nutrition Of ad
rersity, would starvc.
We confess small faults BY way of insinu
ating that we have no great oues.
Is spiritual consolation" drownipg care
by drinking?
If men will but amuse the world, it will
freely forgive them for cheating it.
When men are long Indifferent towards
US, we grow Indifferent to their indifference.
lie your horse in the centre OF his stall,
or he will ''driye' more on one rein than
the other.
Every man who cheats, or ISLANDERS. or
steals, adds to the aggregate guilt of the ia.
ton.
lfthc press could be as united and bold
in defence of the rights of labor as it is in
the defence of capital, wha, vast good it
might accomplish for the toiling millions.
\ sweet little girl was looking at the twi.
light sky, wherein the stars were fast over.
comingthc daylight. Suddenly she discover.
cd constellation Frightening gloriously out
OF the blue, aud exclaimed with delight -
"Oh, mother, mother! see, sec! God is
making bouquet OUT of tie stars :"
~ gu must not play with that little girl,
my dear But, ma, | like her. she is Il
good girl, and I'm sure She dresses as prct.
tiy as | do and she las lots OF toys Il
cant help that, my dear responded the
mother; ''hcr father is n shoemaker. -
"But don't play with her father play
with her; she amt a shoemaker.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
Recipes for ECOnOniZing.

PARTICULARLY APPLICABLE TO HARD TINES.
FoR LADIES. keep off Chestnut street
when great bargain" and - extraordinary
reductions are advertised
Leave your purse in the burcau.drawer at
home, ii necessity compcls you to pass a
Cheap store"
lfyon catch yoursclfthinkng how nice
it would be If you could have new carpet,
just transfer the adjective 10 another subject,
aud reflect how nice the old one still
looks.
lfyou see anything going ''at runous
sacrifice let it go
Don t subscribe to that doctrine of ccon0.
my which buys a shilling calico ITO save" !"
and then pays ID dressmaker three times the
cost of the fabric to make it up.
Settle in your mind just what you can af
ford to buy, before going TO market, and
don't allow yoursclfto be tempted by any
''surprisingly cheap" luxury.
Have your purse big enough to hold the
pennies, and keep them there.
Don't feel mortified because your neigh.
Dor sncers at the daru III your pocket, hand
kerchief, or the mendcl places in your
gloves the time will probably come when
all the needles and thread in Chrstcndom
will be insufficient to mend her broken for.
tunes.
Remember that your expenditures must
be regulated by your own circumstances,
not the say So Of Mrs. Grundy. LET
every woman Judge for herself" is a capital
motto.
And above all, never allow yourself 10
forget that money goes faster after cheap
things than expensive ones. And that as
the wife cannot earn money, it is her luty
to save It.
with good rheumatic clasp to it--those
purses that are easily opened are easily
emptied.
Don't carry bank bills about with you,
unless you want to use them immediately. -
Leave your money at home with your wife,
and it viii! be a great deal easier to say "No'
to those borrowing friends who como within
the Scripture clause of never repaying.'
fyou feel inclined to smoke a six.cent
Havana, just put a rye.straw between your
teeth instead and "chaw it, at yonr leisure
1t is astonishing how superior you will find
the flavor.
Don't get into car or omnibus to ride
half a dozen blocks, hut walk and set YOUR
sluggish hlood into brisk circulation. -
Thereby you will save two tLinss-your fare
and your doctor bill.
Remember how superior water is 10 cher.
ry'cohh!ccfs and brandy smashes on all occa.
sionS, .,.
Let no day PASS without laying by some.
thing for cloudy weather. Hait.a.dime is
better than nothing. lfyou can t save some.
thing out OF the smallest salary, you may
safely consider yourSelfea route for the poor.
house.
Don't think how long you have had chat
old coat OF yours think rather how much
longer YOU can make it last,
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

A bachelor and a young lady bought
some tickets III partnership in lottery at
the recent Sanitary Fais at Milwaukee, agree.
ing to divide the proceeds equitably. They
drew double bedstcad, baby. crib and
lunch-basket, and the question is how to
divide them, Or whether they shall not use
them '.jintly.'
Little Sis-"Oh, Bubby I'm a goiu to
have hoored dress, an oyster.sh bonnet
u pair of ear. drops, and little baby!'-
Little Bub -"Thc thunder you is! Well,
I'm goin' to have pair of tight pants,
Shanghai coat, shaved head crooked
Zane and pistol ~
"A large heart expands the chest it is II
great deal better than gymnastics.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

A vile old bachelor says that Adam s
wife was called Eve because when she sp.
peared mans day of happiness was drawing
to close.
A Dutchman being asked how often he
shaved, replied "Drce dimes week etfery
tay but Soontay; den shavos etfery tsy.
A Biughampton rsvivalist looking for
recruits, found large sized African and
asked him;
Have you found the Lord?''
'Golly, massa, is the Lord lost9'
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
WHOLE No. 1912
NOTICE,
n the circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancarv
JACOB MILLER AND WIFE
RLOTTE MILLER. ET A.,

"'i'piD hli-iEh AND WIFE
]
CHARLOTTE MILLER, E'r AL.
7 lie object of this suit is to procure n Decr,o for
~" sa'e Of certain real estate in Cecil connfv ~
et one tHsar Miller died seized for the pnr1os.,
Of partition. P'' P''o
The Bill states that said Cesar Miller being seized
81 certain rem estate in tcc cnuntv Japartrd Ills
NE tesiac, aboutth month Of December eighteen
Huhdred ana s!%IE-slN leaving the Cuuplaant and
certain other children, with number Of rr1nd
chHdrcn, ms hcirs-at2w That said rnsi estate il
ihcaplbie oi division among those entitled thereto
without ig>s and injury to them. and that the Com
Pa!nant JACOB Mii.cr, of the tcnan.s in com
mon OF said real estate is entitled to have the sam,
sod and the proceeds divided among the hejrs of
sad Cie-at Miller, according 10 Their several inst
proportions ha5 one Of the chiliren Of said Cesar
Miller, NAMED Mary Ann Miller. resides in California.
or "r"ISe"here beyond the Jurisdiction of this Currt
u - th"ieupnn, this fourteenth day of March
IH"' adjntgcd and ordered, that the Complainant by
rHuslnt copy of this order to be inserted in SOM,
newspaper publ shed in Cecil county, once 81 week
for .ur successive weeks before the sixteenth Iav
OF APRIL next give notice to the said ab.ent defend
AM OF the object and substance of this Bill and
warn fer 10 appear in tins Court. in person or by
solicitor, on or before the sixteenth day OF JuIy
next. to answer tlio premises and show cause ifauv
she has, why Decree ought not t. pass ns pr,y,I'
HENRY K. TuRBEEr
lFue copy test Clerk.
Mar IG lSG7--iw Ci,.rn,-
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all persoIe hot to On u,on ,lc
shGrss Of the Farms lying in the First EIecton
the Estate OF john lcyboid deed, for th 70
ol removing, Drift Wood Logs or for any othe.
putHosc' without the permission Of the UNDERSIGNED.
as an persons 50 offending viii be procecded aeanst
7cco'"ihE 10 t'" BARNEY REYBOLD
ANTHONY REYB0Lp,
:, Executor of John Rcyblld decd
Mar o lS6---jty* o" u
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
Sorghum Apparatus and Shaft
issg for Sale Cl.eap.

nNE coon STEAM SORGo ENAPERAToR. Ono
" good Denny crusher, large size Shailinr, viii
fe!eys ana one heavy Gum Belt, II inches vide
~, CHAS. MERCER
Ndrc!l III, lo9'-b"T.. SlrickcrsvillG /, O., Pa
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
BATTLES of the Revolution.

The following is table of the compare
tive losses of life sustained in the battles of
the Revolution;
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

LINING Corn LAND.--The best time for
lining land is when it is broken up for corn
in the spring, See that the necessary pre-,
parations arc made in due tiulc. Ten
bushels Of refuse salt added to every lO0
bushels of limo, aud well mixed through the
heap, will be found to add greatly to the
value Of the application.
WINTER KILLED WHEAT. Fields of wheat
that have been partially winter killed will be
greatly benefited by a light narrowing as
soon as the ground has settled after frost
top.dress the field with $50 lbs. Of phosphate
guano or rich compost, aud follow these
operations with the roller.
FENCES AND GATES. See that these are in
good order If they are not, put them in
condition ut once,
Our Houses. --Clcause and purify these
inside and out. Whitewash them we'll, to.
gether with the adjacent fences.
IMPLEMENTS AND oLs.-Examine these
once again, and he certain that they are fit
sor immediate use.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
Notice 80 Creditors,

shcriN'- oNiec, Elkton, M,rch7 20. J. lEg7-Is -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-16

WhHefAs. 7. city Council hasi.'g pass
ca tho i"lass.h. soIuilen.
hfse.fsa, - 51c Mayos d aef Y 70
qae>ted a..s. az. al - u. 81 not.ce to
be puo'sshsd - ne daily papers ot ih $ city,
requesting he people 10 tatc notice Of all
city iamps net lellci II all. ov not at the
rFoptr hnse, nra fenart 10 the Mayor. Mar
shat, Of : hiei q. olice. and also, that the
Mayer = struai 'Ae p cplc d this city to pay
particn'ar aiie'.sila 70 the lighting Of the
wherein 'h"v So any 81, lamp not lighted
A. an Or not at ii. ri-h, iinc and ins'rnc>
ting the Chef Q. ise,.ee t, make lis mouth :
y report ai'o ,tss
NoF, herefi. b. c.iigsHs 9! 'hes city
are res ec,tu!ly lros!cd 70 comply *,h
the lara.s lis i.i8n.
ug + pAyirs, Mayor.
n tsi i-ari, ais.. 66 i'm l7-dn.