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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11
;. PROCLAMATION, BY THE
GOVERNOR. M
STATE OF TENNESSEE, j
81 Executives Department,
Nashville, September 18th, 1867.


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, a
controversy has actually arisen in
two or. more cities as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said elections; 81, i8,i5si.a =. -sy,Ig.-s1
Now, therefore, T. ;WILLIAM G..
BRowNLow, Governor sof the State
~ 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
registrati, n, and who are qualified to
vote for members Of the General
The Franchise law is a
part and parcel of the Constitution--1
has been sustained by the Snpreme
Court Of Tennessee--and all elections /
held in violation Of said law are null
and void, and of no effect Whatever,
In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto1 set my official signature,
and caused the Great Seal of the
State of tennessee to be affixed, fat
the Executive Department, in Nash
vile, on the 18th day Of September, |
1861 a w. e.. BRowNLow. 4
BY the Governor: s s5ll1aaI
Al. j. FLETCHER, -a!s ashi9sI
Secretary Of State.
Sept. 19th1 month sft stAs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11

~ Sreunb 81. 6. gBinfler fdlreibt
nns BON 8reenbiae, Ola. @r befinbet
fiji ipobl unb mad)t 1otte 9el6afte.
@r 9riiBt alle 8efannte. 3u unierem
8e6auern 1T Die 3eitune an ibn bis
iebt nad @reenbille. Georgia, anitatt
9llabanna abreilirt tuorben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11

H Stdbtifdes. @eitbem Sic
neue Stabtbernaltung inallaurirt
iuurbe, iino Corporations Sheds UNI
10 9rosent i'm Gourie 9eittegen. Nu6
fommen leitbent fait gar feline 9oli@
5eifdlle sur 8er6anblung.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11
@ta6t un0 Staat.

Ew Serr e. g. Gpna 1T 2ofa[z
9taent Ser Staatsseitung uub ernab@
ti9t, @elber fur mid in Gnpfan9 gu
nebmen unb bariiber gu quittiren.
Sobn Stub NJ, Serauseeber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11
pftt 1g8 SO. 62 0pro-Gpaese 9trase.

\ Sir 8aufleute unb Nnbere.-
St6ert Cure Sbiiren sesen ginbre6sr tur9
@abs's felbffperfrrtiste, aepriifte SdISfsr,
tpeIGe fef eesen ALE Ginbriide iInb. @afe.
Sbiir- rnb Sanf-SdIGiTer auf SeifeGluns an
ssfertist. SdliiRelreparaturen, @IDdensiise
II. I. 10. beifens beiprst. Ties III bic einsise
S9lpbfabrif in Der Stabt. 8. 9. @abG
SO. Is Deabrrtd Stra6s. IA. laC,so -atls4
pf3 29S 5z ars,fg 5grs. -.g-- --,.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11

w Serr Nebrine miro eriudt, auf
Der Office Der Staats5eitun9 borsuipres
9en. .--
~ Sin gutter 9artner tpirb fur
cine Sarm, 2 Meilen bon Nafbbiqe
eeleeen, berlangt. gtdberes beim Ser
aus9eber Ser Staats5eitung.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11
Saubel uub GIrfe.

3em Sort, Sreitag II, Sftober.
9 0 10 OGnste gu 1881 uno sftano um
101 uBr 1433, .121 llbr Rittaas 1882.
II. g. Bombs 6pro3. fdIlig 1881 III
- 5>20er 1.'getiss .112t
na,s1r & tirgs i 1881 o8a
9tene Mhs9aoes /. .f.issss. =. lO6B
1O.4O Coupons I. {. .. 1..' 1901
7.30 /. Geries..ss. 80 ..a..se +,1054
- 2.,saas > .....e ..1051
y 3. .105k
BaumipoIle unberanbert.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11
Osffcntlidler @crfanf.

GSraft elmer 9pIImdc1t, tpeIcbe SdmeS 9BfIs
CSitans am II. sSaniIdr Its aUsgelteat bat unb
weItbe in Der &egiuer's Office fir Saploion @punp
Bud 30. 81, Settle $40 ein9esei9net IuorSen TT,
weroe ioh
ana 20. Sftpber 1867
ON Dirt unb Steue SfientIidb perfteigern:
Den Sdno Sraet i'm GtutlsOiitrift SO. 81 in ae-
nonnlem Gountn, nuf peIben eSames gBiHiains
Ipobnt ullo mel6er $50 Ader entbdt. Der 2anos
Sract ltegt an Ter 9anbitraBe uon Gafbuile mad
glartsptle. - Neilen non Der Stoot 4aibuiue. Aif
beio9tem 2anozTract befnoen iidb elm fpertbpouer
Sbfgdrteil, entb1Iteno 5000 feline Obffb dune unb
uno etnen g9enberg nit siemIdb 10 % Rebft5den; er
1T gut perehen NIT ME eblenben aueaen pes beiten
8afIers bat etua 200 Ader uter 6ence unb Der &eft
ooer bod Der grDste 3bsl oeelben, 1T gut bepaIbet
uno entbGlt quite Smprppements. Die Befibnng iou
tpessr i'm 9:n3eu 6oer in 9etrennten Sbsilen per<
tauft peroen, ME es &dufern genebm it, vile, webe
81 tauten pinf6en, mo9en iid1 an Ssnmes gBiHiams
anf BEN PIase penbeu, Der ibmen bic adnSereien
seigen lpirb.
acknowledgement:
Cine SaIfte boar, bic anbere auf grebit fir sw5If
4Ronate NIT sSnterefen pom Datum an, Rdufer ba
Noten une St9erbeit 81 geiudbren uno bas 2ano wrb
fur 3ablung hes Sauf9eoes uerpfdnoet bIeiben. Die
2dnoerei prb 81 ieber 3et benz %. Dt ober 1867
81 eteen Sebingungen perfauft, penn ficb &afliebz
baher bel Sames ssiuiams, benz Agenten pon U. 6.
Sor6an, etnitslen.
M. g. JorSan,
fepH bo st- e='5 Eritftee &C.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11
Spccial NDtisen.

8 Sn Der i9arfen gde BEL Gbrifiau
@aupel sebt es fprttpdbrenb fbel unb mum
ter sI tpie es BEL benz suten Sumpr unirrrs
5reunhes gaupelit nidbt anbers gu ertparteu
1T. @sin eun@ pirb ale Sage feiner, Of
f6On man bas taum fir mSsIi6 baltsn ielte
unb feline @etrGnfe ifrbsn nit bsm @el9madS,
lfnn in elmer 5armcnie, mic man Te nur mic
Der fnbet, renn Gbrifian cine MOa.Sonleiter
erlbalIen IaBt.
Il Cine SprsIsli9 CUTE MnfaIt, um 1ein
9eben gu SerTSeru, 1T bic ,NafbsiIle9e-
Bel s-Serff6 erun9 s<@efelIf 9af r
peldbs auf febr lcliSer GrunbIase bsrubt uno
auSerUrbentli9 bilise gramien bere6net. Cine
perlOn bon 80 Sabren sabIt iabrli9 IL Doll.
fireine gerE6eransslumme BON $1,000. g8ir
Serpeilen unfrre seebrten 2eier aut bic betref-
fenbe Gnsrise unb empfeblsn bic @eIeaI6aft
auf bas ansrleeentIi4fe. Sbre Office il I'M
Martpfa 9aus. rs asHaIfnas
an,bd8 YubIitum. GS 1T sa itn-
ferer aenntniB seIanst paB einise @6nitt-
paarenbaubter bier in gtalbsiae stpas unlanft
nit uuiereni Namen uniseben, pbne baB mir
ba3u geranla0uns seSeten bGtten, Ipnhern
lebislt6 aus benz @runbe, neil mir billieer
Serfauffn ais lie. sic bebaupter, mir per-
tarften einise Mrtifel rr6t tppblfeif, um bann
bas Yublifum beim gfrtaHf anberer @esen-
ftGnbe f6nelen gu fGnnen. gBir modem ba-
sesen nnr iasen, baB tpenn Fe es ni6t serne
feben, baB elm Mnberer billieer berfauft fie
biliser einfaufen unb f9 nit einsm Hrineren
grpTt besniisen nliifen. @ir iinb aud bereit
ibnen gu ibrem sisenen geiten cine grsislife
mitsutbeilen, tpelGe in ben an3eisripaItens 3u
erieben 1T unb iUllte bas serfsblen, tbnen &C.
nustbaans gu seben, 70 tpulen mir es uns an
selesftt fem laRen, ibnen cine SpafanSise
YrfiSItfte atsueeben fir ieben arlisel, Ser tn
einent @el9aft ME bas unirise stbalten gu
perben pFtst. gBir Iabsn unfere 5reunte,
8unben unb has eelammte pubIitum Elm,
uuler 2asrr su priifen unb absuf6dsen. gSir
pclIen nUp binsufasen, baB mir ibnsn unIerr
Waaren IS grrsent uilliser Serfaufen tEnnen,
ais iere 8aufIeute unb baB uns babel INNER
np6 Elm gutter prrfit ser6letbt.
On
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11

d @er 196ne, iii ipeite gprffbire glanfets,
9ettbefen, DamehfleiberifOffe, aleranber aib
@lpSss e Dollars bas Yaar) BON Der elegant
teffen Sprte, fcpie ale anbrrn g8aaren better
Audlttdt gu ttllisffen Yreilen faufen min,
9ebe gu SO
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11
@bas. Nihheimcr S Gc.
46 @plIe9e @fraBe.

rel ~ D llt Sc Str1Be.
pt4 19S -i-.4-s 9iE14- ,.s .
NVDte SauSbaIter bon giaIbYttle
psrbsn auf bic GrBHnuns BON &CserS' ensu-
rum fir SausbaItunss- @rssnfdnbr, Ru. 5
aGberry Strd6e, linton unS american glpd,
aufntrrffam geutadtt. Ran finSet baiel6f
cine Scllfdnbise austpabt BON Stl6er piattir-
ten grittania ptanirtei nnb tapanifrten gaaa-
rem, 3inn1, 5Ots unb Beiben- 4rtiFeIn, Yra-
lfsnttrteIlsrn &if9tefedtn, srf9lifenem unb
sepre6tem @las un6 Tduleube anberer grtifeI,
su aablrsi6 um iie attfSa3dbltn, bic fGmmfidt
npt6aenttS unb ndsIi9 fir iebe 5ausbaItuna
iinb. aortntt unb brtradtet bic 9luspabI Der
gOrrdtBe, Dtl6e Fereits sprbanben fub unb
fprtpdbrenb anfpmmen. of 2Ne 7
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11

9iebt 5000 S9iiIer fino, 'iporIirter 600
Sarbige, babe id Bel Der 8riiflitt9 berz
.feiben in 4febrs giitent 3uitailoe Inter
Ser llnfdtigeu nnb ernergii6en 2ei@
tung oeS rge9eniparti9en @r5iebnn8s<
ratbes un6 Supertntenoetlteft eefunben.
SD empfeblel auf ibas g8drniite, ale
WaBre9eln gu ibrem 8eiten gu ergrei=
fen, Die sic ais sipefntaBig erabter.
Die farbi9en, bonn Sreebmen's 8us
reau erridteten ilno bon tuobltbatigen
@eieul9aften nnteritiibten 96nlen
geb0ren stpar ni9tin ilniren gefd)dftss
freis, ober unire 8iQigune, Gbntpas
-tbie unb aufri9tige Mittpirfuns ges
boren linen nebit Den beiten 9Slnf9en
fur ibren @rfolg.
Sci Der finansiellen Gage mullen
mir u1s barauf bel9rdnfen, Die Stra>
BEN in Srbnun9 rn6 Geinlidfeit gu
erbalten. SD empfebIe Sic 9lufbebung
Ser bon unirem 8oredngern contra .
birten Mrbeiten. Sin 8ersei6niB Der
beltebenben Straben6au Gontrocte
liegt BET.
Gum S1IuB, meme Serren, made
i6 sic auf ole Notbnenoigfeit Der
itrengften SparIamfeit anfmerfiam uno
leee elm 8ersei9niB Der itebenben
Goniites bel, pelde nit b09fter
Sorgfalt ernannt iuoroen iinb.
9o9adtun9sboa
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-11
staDtratbsG sserbanbiaaae,t.
% o-arbber Gpuneilm en-.

=
9ieier goar0 frat eeitern 9I6enb
unter Soriib oes Serrn Sbonflanb 5u>
iammen. @egenuartig bic Serren Sams
mer, Conner, @oobmanfee Sinitb,
SoDer, Godria, S9ben, Strait, gar<
broil9b, 8urdett, Griffin, Srien, Wlt>
died., Slfen Gopie, Grant, @ramer,,
Shanfla1lb. 80
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t''sS "1ao Wv SSIVsCI 1USt1C ptefC c1uHS
oelsfraBe betreffen, geboren mebr Der
Staats :, ais Der ftabtiihen. Muforitat
an benho6 f6antett iiieiner glnfdt
mad, nran6erlei NtabreaeIn aetroffen
iperSe1b pel9e geeignet iparen, ben
Naibbille bon &e9tsfpegen suitebenoen
9anoeI tueIder eegenipdrtig ben gSea
mad an6ere1 Marften einf61laqt, unS
gu fidern. Sie fta6fifbe Beifeuerurla
erforbert ebenfalls SIRE efnfte gluf
merflantfeit. Sic idiueren Belaifuns
gen, ipelde unire Birger felt LANCER
3eit beoriiden, fonnen 5fpar nit eineml
Wale nidt entfernt tueroen, aber cine
ipeile nno nmfdtjge Yrlfnng Der berS
ifiebenea 3neige oiirfte Die aeaeutuars
ti9e Gage in b:eler Besiebnng etipas
berbefiern. 1lebermabiee 8elteuernns
iuirft 5uIebt Ourd ibretl 6ireften Gina
fluB altf Den 8efBenben aud auf 0en
Mrmeti nn6 i@reft bic Gintpan6ess
run3 Der tb1tiget1 iifib foIioen qette.
uelGe mir, tpie es infer 5ntereffe aes
bietet, einlaben folIterl, ii9 BEL lns ME-
oerSuIafien, in einem Observation-Disclosures,
ab. Sd bin Der Wieinung, nn6, idJ
tuiiroe ni9ts enipiehIen, mas Sic SAds
oigung ier fdbtif6en Iefourcen aur
Solge baben f0nnte, 6ab Ginuan6e !
rung @eiddftsmege er6Hnen ipiir6e,
iuelde 0ur9 bic @rnabrang Der arme
rem GlaIfen nnferer Biirgef 6as Gin !
fonttnen Der Gtabt erboben mibten,
obne 3u fdtper auf bic Befbenbei al
Sradet. gdiuere 8efereriiilg bebingt
ilbermdbige Nlietben anb in eineni4ees
tuttlen @rabe cine ein9ebiLDete .gEertb< |
abit1biing oes Gigentbums.
Die 5fentli6en SdnIen in ben bers |
ldieoenenEbeilen oetStabt, in iueIden |
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-01
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.
REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING,
PORT DErosIT, MAY 30, 1867.

We have had another rise in the river, by which
large number OF driit logs and some rats have
been brought down The Boom Company were
gathering anchors and chains TO secure the logs.
Two carpenters were injured--one very severely
-i'y the fall oil a sCaHold, ut Il dwelling near Ma
graws mill! on Monday last
A vessel captain was arrested suspicion of
forgery, and released on si0a bail day tins
week. He afterwards proved to be the SIS rong man.
West Carroll this week shipped fine house,
20 10, 10 spanard', Neck, Queen AIMS county, for
addison Emory, Esq
tlun of West Nottingham and the Granite resulted
IN favor OF the former lay twenty tlr,e runs-Eureka
36 runs Granite, IL They scarcely exceed the
Granite mt the supper furnished 10y the Eureka
which followed the play.
Ms there we're but few present ut the VI. L. church
last sunday morning the vote for locating the new
church was postponed Since then the Trustees
have performed the work, in accordance with IL de-
ciSion Of that body two weeks ago: and the church
Will stand the east side of III. street upon lots
owned by Mr.. Tome, and will be erected parallel 10
tho sidewalk. The dimensions will not vary much
from 80 y 81. The plans not yet settled blu il
j. said that the ediiice Will he paiu.
--Tne name Dt the new Catholic Church not 81
Zere'd. AS you published last week, but ST. Teresa"
-Me>srs. !. H. Rowland & Co., have sunk "a crib
across their dock and intend filling it, which will add
largely 10 Their business facilities and also improve the
sanitary condition of the vicinity.
Tile bfdckt1q man wa, abont last night and while
selling and talt.ing assailed by eggs not tit tn
eaten possible 10 be Matched Some Of the rlscally
urcins were arrested conveyed before Esquire Knight
and discharged for want of proof.
-Sparring in fun often ends in sound fights. which
was nearly dsiIonstra this evening, one of our
hotels. Friendly intcrpo>tson prevented u fight.
The hum Of mosquitoes heard this even ing the
pioneers Of the season. Their advent was doubtless
caused by the snltry atmosphere.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
Letter from COnOWingO.
CoNowINCo. Nav 2sth. 1867


Nh. EDIToE:- The river continues high.
heard pilot say that he had, been Oh the
river, engaged in rafting. for fifty years, and
never knew more Than two-thirds Of the RATS
to go through Pompey's Bar,-a shallow
near the mouth OF the Octoraro. This
spring the river has not been low enough to
run outside since March. The RATS are all
down.
The farmers are planting corn yet, when.
ever they can get the ground dry enough.
There has been II large run Of shad in the
river Several hundreds were dipped {"
at Ross, last week. understand that
they caught thousand on Caldwell's Island,
at Peach Bottom.
Mr.. Jacob Fife has bought ont Mr.. Camp.
bell at the Mount Pleasant hotel, and is
now there. regret to learn that in load
ing wagon AT his moving he ruptured n
blood'vessel believe the doctor considers
him out Of danger.
Mr.. Henry Fisher. formerly Of Battery
v - J while engaged in saving at S. W. p.
Boyd 5 saw mill at Peach Bottom, Oh Thurs,
day OF last week, got his leg caught between
the carriage and Il log, by which it was
broken IN Two places below the knee.
There is quite - drive = Of logs in the
river just now. ] saw the drivers to-day
they have about II canoes, sharp at both
ends, with three oars on each side. There
are, believe, 20 Of them. They make quite
a picturesque appearance on the river. with
their red shirts. J..
FRoss Is near Conowingo Bridge-Ed.
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A state Temperance Convention
In be Called.

The Board of Control Of the United TEN.
perance Organizations of the city Of Ball.
more. held meeting at their Office on
Wednesday evening. 22d ut., at which it
was resolved to call n State Temperance
Convention, 10 assemble in that city at an
early date, said body TO be composed of
delegates from every county in the State. the
ratio Of representatives TO be the same as
adopted by other State conventions. The
Board appointed committee, consisting of
p. G.. ". Ward, &. W. Virtue, II. Booth,
Rev. David Evans, A. Hyam and Alexander
Lynch, to draft an address to present TO the
people OF the State, urging upon them the
importance OF organizing ward, township
and county temperance societies or clubs in
each and every county of the State. They
also intend to publish and distribute through.
out the State, temperance documents. And
for that purpose solicit contributions from
the friends OF the cause, the same to he left
ii the Office OG The Secretary, Alex. Lynch.
No. Il Lexington street, corner of Davis
or paid to the financial committee appointed
to receive such donations. The Board in.
tends to make every eXertion in it's power to
obtain for Maryland, prohibitory or slrin.
gent liquor law license system. Also to Ell.
force the present Sunday liquor law, every
violation OF which, if reported to them. will
be presented to the grand jury. The Office
of The association is open day and night,
where temperance papers and other temper.
ance documents are kept for the benefit of
strangers and all friends TO the cause. The
officers of the Board are Robert Booth,
President; John A. Appegaith and C.. Vir..
tue, Vice Presidents a. Lynch, Secretary;
aud j. }. Grove, Treasurer.
The Board expects that the friends of TEN.
perance in Elkton and throughout Cecil
county will Immediately organize temper.
ance societies, and report to the office OF the
association, the names of the officers and
number OF members in each association,
1t also requests the friends of the cause to
forward donations, for the purpose of aiding
the Board to deiray the expenses Of the as.
ISOLATION.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-01
Poor swami!

The Committee on the Executive Depart
ment of the Slavery Constitutional Conven
ton, recommend, in their Report, that Gov
Swami be allowed to serve the time out for
which he was elected. This is as much as
to say, "We have no respect for you, but in
consideration for services You, by treachery,
have rendered us, we will condescend to al
low you to sit out the short remainder of
your term, and then yon can Enbside for the
residue of your life to the shades of con
temptible retirement" The Committee
propose the same disposition of Lieut.. Gov.
Cox.
Last Summer and fall, Swami played the
role of the Grand Turk, with his toplottical
pronunciamentos and his ar-chambef
courts, where His High Mghtiness presided
lke-as he vainiy imagined-an emperor on
his throne. But, mark tie contrast-now
there are none humble enough to do him
reverence. A miserable, despised traitor,
with bis e Conservative party gone to the
dogs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-01

In the Democratic Constitutional Con,
vention in session at Annapolis q majority
and minority report was presented from the
Committee on the Executive Department
on Tuesday last. Tile majority report pro,
vides for the election of Governor, whose
term OF Office shall continue for four years
The first election is to take place on Tues.
day next after the first Monday in Novem.
Der, 1867, but the Governor then chosen is
not to take Office until after the expiration
of the term Of the present incumbent. To
be eligible to the Office of Governor q can.
dida,e must be thirty years Of age, must
have been ten years citizen of the United
States, and for five years a citizen of the
moval, the General Assembly is clothed with
power 10 elect q successor, who shall serve
for the remainder of the term. In case of
vacancy during the recess Of the Legislature
the President Of the Senate is to temporarily
assume the duties of the office, and in case
of his death, resignation or ineligiblity,
then the Speaker Of the House. The gene.
raj powers and duties of the Governor are
the same as, in the existing Constitution,
except that he IS gwen the veto power.
The salary is fixed at S4,5oO per annum.-
The office OF Lieutenant Governor is abol
shed, but the present incumbent is allowed
to serve out his term of Office. The minor.
ty report recommends the adoption of the
old system Of Gubernatoral districts. The
State is TO be divided into three districts
the first to be composed of the counties on
the Western Shore af the Chesapeake Bay,
with Howard county and Baltimore city
the second of the eight counties Of the East.
ern Shore, and the third of Baltimore, Har.
ford, Frederick, Washington, Allegany, and
Carroll counties. The first Governor under
the new Constitution to be taken from the
second district then from the third, and SO
on in rotation. The. consideration of the
Declaration of Rights was resumed, and
Articles l6 to 90 inclusive passed without
important amendment. An animated and
interesting discussion took place on Article
"a, which declares that "Slavery shall not
be permitted in this State" Mr.. Richie
moved to strike out the article, and advoca.
ted it in a speech bristlng with hard words
against those who had "wantonly plundered
the State OF nearly thirty millions ofproper.
ty," meaning thereby the right OF owning
human flesh, and blood and muscle. Mr..
Mckaig, OF a,''9ss.ccny; supported the motion
and advanced the curious argument tnal the
negro was pre- Adamite race, that Africa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-01

TIE DIAMOND D!cKENs.--" Nicholas
Nickleby,3 is the fourth volume of Ticknor
~ Fields Diamond Edition of Dickens. Ii
contains, like the preceding stories, sixteen
original full page illustrations by Eytnge,
who has been successful in presenting the
thorough English character of the dyuluatis
PERSONA, John Browdo the Crummeses,
Newman Noggs, Hawk and Verisopht, the
Gentleman in Small.cothes. the Kenwigs
Family and Err. Lillevick, Peg Sliderskew,
and Ralph Nickleby and Grde, are exact
realizations of the Dickens creative power.
Nicholas Nickleby is one Of the authors
earlier works. Many passages in it are not
surpassed by the best Of his subsequent
writings, and there is a tragic dept in some
of the incidents that it is not easy to parallel
Probably no one of Mr.. Dickens stories has
furnished more characters that have become
fixtures in the mind than Nicholas NickleLy.
While speaking Of this edition of Dickens
writings, we may mention that the publish
ers have honorably established their right
to issue it, by sending to the author large
sum OF money, the receipt of which that
gentleman has acknowledged in the most
courteous terms, thus showing himself en-.
tirely satisfied with their course. Their
voluntarily liberal conduct in all their trans.
actions with foreign authors shows that they
are utterly incapable Of ungentlemanly con.
duct, or Of ayailing themselves of mere legal
advantages in matters of business.
The Illustrated Edition, in green morocco
CLOTH with a gold medallion portrait of the
author, costs 81 .50per volume An edition
precisely similar in respect to printing and
paper, but without the plates and bound in
crimson morocco cloth, is sold at SIPS per
volume. The books are elegant enough for
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est. "'lhe Diamond Dickens should find
q place in every house in the land. The
people who read the great English humorist
and moraist can hardly fail to grow wiser
and better.
A Volume of the Diamond Dickens is
issued monthly by Ticknor & Fields, Boston
who will send the works by mail on receipt
Of price; or they cum be procured Of all
booksellers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-01
The C8uvansiom Oh Education.

The Committee on Education made re.
port authorizing the first Legislature to
meet under the Constitution now in process
of construction-provided it be adopted
establish new system of public education,
and, in the event Of the Legislature falling
to do so, the present system is to be abolish.
ed. Public Education strikes at the yerv
root of the Democratic party, and conse.
qnently we find the party striking at the
Public School system, which, if it can &C.
eomplish it will he broken up and reign of
Southern ignorance eoamspced anew in the
State. This will be another splendid in.
ducement for capital and labor to migrate
to Maryland