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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-28

DARLINGTON, Md, July %, 1867
Mr.. f. T. Marine has sold produce for us for some
t'nc past I" our ehlrd~enstcton. His industry and
'ogrectness enttle linn to success. ~
4. NJ ALLEN 4 co
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BY CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

BIZ CVHsENT KEFLR TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
ELkroN, Nd, Jul.i&1, 1867.
IN all our business transactions with Mr. f. H. Marine
we nave found him prompt and reliable AS Il Commission
Merchant AMI We very checrIuiy recommend him IL,
inc farmers AMI others Of Cecil who have uroduc IA,
SCH Ill the Baltimore markets. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Expenses Of ROOd and Bri670c Pel10igs.

Bridge nj Kinks MIL 10 repair ANA raise 800 90
hridie oNrt ants fo;ih al 1ofe KrA, ~
bulld and repair 1000 90
loudch W J Tor acct for bridge repairs $50 ~
Bridge over Back Creek To repair - co
n irnl:h 4 road s"geer' 'or yer diem 800
Churlestown town of, for repairs of streets 30 on
tec!lton Town OF, 10 %
Craig Victor. yer diem rs road super ~ 90
Del.~.v W, acct for removing snow
from road 1871
DEM ison VIM, per diem rs road suup'f GOO
Eiklon town OF, Tor repairs of streets LOO ",
Gliioiu q w acct for road repairs 7G0
Grant WIN, il iS
tillYth Geo. per diem as road super 3G 90
Griffith ltcubcn, }G %
Hill IL Alexander, acct for lumber for brgs 81 81
IiaineS Geo, per diem rs road supervisor GS On
Jones W m L acct for bridge repairs 81 %
Jackson Joshua, per diem rs ro;ui super I6 uo
IL hnblc ii II, acct Tor grading road 81 GO
do " remyng snow from
road Gs7
kcnnafu lho1nas, per diem rs road super IS ID
kclthly VIM, " GO w
klrk JOB IL, 40 %
LOCKWOOD Jno j, " IS 00
Lewis John Il, " " 90
Lake Rc,iben, -" " H. 90
MearnS " M IL, acct for road repairs s 10
Markee John, bridge ~ 80
McNey john, :" road Il brdg % go
Marcns II l.. per diem as road supervisor 800
Mckaic Jas, " g AZ N
North East town or for repairs OF streets 90 ~
Port DcpoSi. town ui, 100 M
Rising sun town OF, 80 on
Road Repairs of 1866, excess of cost Of
nNap law, ora M
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, F1-lne highest charge made is Eve per cent
floods OF every description except Liquors. uurchos.d
and forwarded with despatch, when either cash or trad,,
accompanies the order. ~
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STRAW.

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~, ! am now prepared to purchase WHEAT and DAT
STRAW, IN good, clean condition, Mt s0 per Ton
delivered q the mill C,HQFMANN,
Marley Mil, Aug ", lsg7-sM
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SITUATION WANTED.

Wanted Situation, by YOUNG LADY, as Teach.
er, either in Family, or in small Private School
References given. Address "TEACHER,n
New London, Chester county, Pa.
Aug "a. ls6I-tf
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TO FARMERS, DAlRYMEN
AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
tIo"r, GRAIN, Ci0rcr and Flaq Slrd, 1obacco
H"y, L"mLer, St"rcs, Tan, Bark, Sheen,
C0ifes, Poultry, Eggs, Bacoa, Lard,
Butter, Cheese, Itoot, Rags, Furs,
skins, Dry Fruits, &c,
Can have them well sold at Ito HIGHEST pricc II; po,,
oiJ Ma'h I'i teiHins ,wa!s within Zen bays of their
House for Country Produce, Of commission
=. Il. MARINE,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23

The reputation policy of the West
ern Democracy has already begun to
bear fruit. The Henderson (Ky.)
Reporter, journal of purely Demo
cratic politics, .inasmuch as il Is the
organ Of the rebels of Southwestern
Kentucky, states that General Boyle,
President of the Evansville. Hender-
son and Nashville Railroad Company,
recently visited New York to nego-
ytiate sale of the bonds of the city of
Henderson, issued in aid of that en-
terprise; but he was unable to dis
pose of them on any terms. The OBJ
stacle to their sale was not that the
city would be unable to redeem them
when due. orsto pay the interest on
them until due; but that the repu-
diation of the national debt seemed to
be favored by so considerable por-
ton of the Western people, that
capitalists felt it unsafe to invest
their money in any bonds ISSUED by
communities in which such lax ideas
of public honesty prevail. The same
fatal impeachment will be found in the
way of selling the bonds of the rail-
road company itself, and of the city
of Evansville, which has voted large
subscription to that important enter
prise, and there is danger that it will
have to be abandoned. hAt ~
A few days before the failure Of
General Boyle's mission was made
known, the Copperheads of Wander
burgh County had resolved in con-
vention in favor of Vallandigham and
Brick Pomeroy's plan for repudiating
the public debt; but are terribly as
tonished that the consequences of
their rascally attitude are so soon re-
allied by themselves.
This is the beginning of the end. So
long as any party in the West makes
a political issue on the question of
paying or regulating the National
debt, so long will prudent men refuse
to lend money on any public obliga-
tions, whatever. They reasonably ar
que that people so dishonest as to
seriously propose the confscation of
q debt created for the sacred purpose
of preserving National existence, will
follow rascality to it's legitimate con-
clusion, and pay off all debts, State
and corporate, by the easy process of
Reputation.
The slight successes of the Demo-
cratic party in the recent elections
sent gold up six per cent, and if it
shall succeed in carrying half of the
Northern States which are to vote in
October and November next, gold
will go up as it did when Lees army
was marching through Maryland,
threatening Washington and Phila-
delphia with capture.
Reputation, whether naked or
sugar coated" will be found the
dearest way of paying the national
debt that the inventive genius of
crime could possibly devise Indian
apolis Journal sfs bls
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liberty where the issue actually comes
up, viii not permit themselves to Be
frightened by the cry of wolf f''
where there is no danger near. The
excitement about this matter is in a
them by the Copperheads,. which in
know how to avoid I trust they will
keep in view the main problem of our
days, and attach no more importance
to side issues than is Justly due to
them. At the same time it is to be
hoped that all Union men,swho have
our common cause more: earnestly at
heart than their individual notions,
will cooperate in stopping the efforts
of thetemperane leaders in the Re
publican party, efforts calculated to.
keep the Democracy alive, to drive.
unwilling recruits into the johnson
camp, and to break up the harmony
and endanger the efficiency Of our,
organizations at 80 momentous4 Pc
Rod. The Maine election: ought to
have convinced them that this applies
to Americans just as well as to Ger
MANS 81 v asnf rt6i ~ teeGu ~
/ congratulate gyou,l my dear sir,
upon the capital resolution bearing
upon this subject, which forms part
of the Republican platform. of Wis
consin. 1t is excellent in Language as
we'll as in spirit, and if it, were adopt
ed and practically adhered to by the
Republicans in every State Of the
Union, there would be no danger Of a
division between the liberal Ameri-
can and German elements! . Far from
advising the Germans tito bid fare
well to the Republican party under
such circumstances, / would most
earnestlyurge my German friends in
Wisconsin to support the platform and
the. candidates nominated upon it
with the frmness which has always
distinguished them. Yours, very
truly.
Iz [Signed]. .ar CARL ScHURz.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-23

MANY will recognize the correct
ness 9of the following directions OF
the New Y ork Gazette : how to see
Broadway The true way to enjoy
Broadway is to take the arm Of a
friend and proceed to take every
thipg.i in the coolest possible way; Be
surprised at nothing, but look at
everything. Let nothing whatever In
duce you to hasten your pace beyond
an agreeable saunter."nl Stop at
every window which offers the least
possible attraction, and look at ii. as
long as you like. Don't be in a hurry
remember that the curtain rises
every day on Broadway-the curtain
OF night, by, the way, which nature
lets down, according to the poet, and
. pins it with STAR Remember that
the !" run is indefinite, and that what
You do not see to-day you can see to-
morrow. If you must return to Chi
cago Tomorrow, why see what you do
see thoroughly, and have some def
mite idea of it when you get home. %.
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From the Memphis (Tenn.l Post, Sept. IL.
Z Kissing National Airs I'm Memphis.

At a minstrel performance last
aight was played q guitar med ley, in.
which the 9 Star Spangled Banner y
and Dixie as well as other airs.
were introduced. A number of nm
reconstructed rebels. showed their
venemous feeling toward the Govern
ment of their country by Kissing the
national air, and when : Dixie y fol
lowed, it was greeted with rounds Of
applause. A similar exhibition was
made at the great Conservative meet
ing the night before the election,
when Yankee Doodle" met with
such disfavor from the crowd that
the band stopped from playing it.
Similar groupings out of rebel hatred
have been from time to time mani,
tested here and at Nashville, and not
a word in their condemnation have
we ever heard from those who are
loud mouthed in their demands that
these :hissers of patriotic airs should
be placed on an equal footing innall
respects with patriotic men, fsil
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Speaker Colfax on the situation.

Speaker Colfax wrote letter to the
Border State Convention, which con
cludes thus: Il have the fullest
faith that the Congress which has
dared to defy rebel hate, and Execu-
tive obloquy and reviling, will not al
low such conduct to pass unfebuked.
1t is their dmy to protect loyal men
everywhere, and they wiU do It,
Sneered at and denounced for sending
investigating committees South, when
the Presidents policy had ripened
into that horrid crop of riots, out
RACES and massacres, the legislation
which grew out of these investiga-
tions, has been Endorsed since by all
who love loyalty and abhor rebellion
throughout the land. And though
their first duty when they reassemble
will be to determine whether the re-
cent Executive action, SO fagrantly
defiant of the will of the people, and
so notoriously at the demand of un-
repentant traitors, does not require
them to present the President at the
bar of the Senate as an enemy of the
country In his persistent revivi6catio
of the spirit of rebellion, an enemy
of peace In his persistent obstruction
to reconstruction by law, and a per-
sistent defer of the expressed viii Of
the nation--yet cannot doubt that
they will also execute that constitu-
tional guaranty so wisely and SO thor
.oughly that hereafter Union men In
the Border States, as elsewhere, shall
realize that devotion to the country
has not brought upon them dishonor,
tyranny and oppression; but that
throughout the whole Republic every
one who has proven his love of the
Union, and who, rejoices in its preser-
walton, shall be adequately protected
against all enemies by the power Of
the land he helped to save.
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The German Republicans Letter
from Gen. Carl Schurz. y

1t has been extensively reported In
the Democratic newspapers that Gen.
Carl Schurz, the eloquent German
orator and scholar, had advised Ger
man Republicans to abandon the
Union party on account of the in
tolerant spirit of some injudicious
leaders, who sought to commit the
party to the advocacy of prohibitory
liquor laws. He has written a
lengthy letter to the chairman of the
Wisconsin Republican Central COM
mittee, from which we make the fol-
. lowing extract, totally denying the
! charge, and taking high, national and
loyal grounds upon the. subject: ~ ~
- ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 1871 s67., r.
My DEAR SIR: Your letter is re-
ceived. You inquire whether Mr..
Charles Reser, il his letter to the
Boston Commonwealth gives a cor,
@ rect statement of my views ,ini saying
that | advised the Germans to bid
farewell to the Republican party in
the State and local elections, but to
s stand firm to the lRepu bliean party in
national elections" This is not a
correct exposition of my views, nor
do I think that Mr. R@ser intended,
to convey the Impression that / aa-
vised my German friends to abandon
the Republican party in all State and
- local elections. - - rs i
The views / expressed in the news
paper articles wrote some time ago
on the Prohibitory Liquor Law, and
similar oppressive and intolerant leg
.islation, were exactly those have all
ways held, and expressed when | had
occasion to discuss this subject. They
are easily summed: nes5 eHi r
The class of legislation to which the
Prohlbitory Liquor Law belongs Is
lntrlnsIcally wrong, and ought, there.
fore, to be vigorously opposed. But
this is not the main issue now before
the people. The great political prob,
lem of this period is that of recon
struction. 1t involves the peace and
s. happiness of this country for many
years, perhaps for generations. !, 1t 4
cannot be putsoff, and has to be solved
on its own merits. The only political
machinery through which, under ex-
& listing circumstances, a successful So
luton of this problem canbe secured,
is the Republican party. Ano, her
Republican administration is necesss=
ry to place the results of the war be
yond the dangers of reaction, andite5
introduce them into the political hab
its of the people North and South.
Until that object is accomplished, the
Republican party is a necessity It's
defeat In a national election would
certainly bring on violent reaction,
and involve the Republic in the dan
gers Of protracted and bitter political
struggles. sEss sSau5gTsss
= So gNE*s ~ ~ 80 Is
To concludeAI earnestly hope the |
: German Republicans, while resolutely
s. defending the cause Of individual
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Te conclude-I earnestly hope the
German Republicans, while resolutely
. defending the cause of Individual
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-05-11

Turning TO america. with one exception. that
Of Mexico, evcrl ding i, tranquil. rr,gre~ins
AMI lr.-leruus. Eat in tia5 uuiortuna,oy di-
trac-ci country, tie struggle between the I'm
pcriali-t- and Republicans ~till continue. The
former however. are getting the worst OF ii,
though Macmillan holds out with a persistence
worthy Of a better cause. BY last accounts he
was AZ the city oil Qucretaro, which was invested
by the Liberal troops. with every prospect thar
it would be compelled to capitulate. 1t i to be
hoped. for the sake of humanity. that The McXi-
cans, should they capture the misguided husband
Of CarIutta. viii not carry ont their threat of
di>Prsing of him ~summarily by n drum-hcad
court martial. Better let the poor Duke 20
home to Austria, where he viii be quite harm
les. for there Is no fear that he VIII ever again
undertake to scat himself on the Mexican cactus.
Meantime the London TINES very frankly ac-
knowlcdges that the Great Republic is the
proper and natural guardian of Mexico, by whom
il must eventually he absorbed.
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THE PUBLIC FoUNTNN-We learn that the public
Of Honolulu, with the llerality that Is so well known,
have subscribed the sam Of 800 toward. the erection
of the PROPOSED public fountain. Of which we have
before made mention. Without doubt, We shall soon
have a pcrVe'utly running stream Of valley water in
the heart of the town.
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The account of the Prussian Ball, given in
Honolulu last fall by the Captain and Officers Of the
Prussian ship Vinea, and which was published in
the .fiuerfiser, was translated in full into German
and reprinted in the Berlin papers, with hattering
comments 1t was certainly an event of which Prus-
slams might well be proud.
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