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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

No rcn." shall he granted I" sell sphuou- and ter
In"ntcl liquors lager hrT, in quantities not less n
pint for the Of eighteen dollars, unlrss IL" per
apply img therefor shall also obtain license .oII
S""- chattcs. ware. and m"rclaniis", paying lhrr.
irr the hrIriul,turc pIcclIIrd ascending The,
:. amount Of his stock in trade
Oysicr amt Eotrg HoUC>.'iho license 10 be- paid
iy HE keepers OF oyster and eating hn'j-"s i, $50
throughout Tia" state.
f"uurs yculing millinery and other small articles
who's" stock in trad" is not 100, pay .c'nsr n
g only m II over HAT amount, they AZ" rcqucl l."
pay til" sam" liccps" a. other r"rsonsuIt to- i taken
Is 10 III" amount If lock at the principal season of
TIA" year
The Clerk shall not iue license to any pcr.on to tcll
spiruou- ~ irrn"ned liquors from whom Tia" q taud
Iu,S has recommended ir"n-" to hr withheld 10 -
r,iauu who" license l's ho"n suppr"* ed hy tie out
without Tic special uldrr ui the Court.
III" SGih sgrtlrn 81 the ''c rhIh lrVUiitL wu ~.
pll ant f." H. GUST (" "rou ~ -i"I and rtr h u.s.
poo ne H." zee "iImeHIrtinn It Is" t'i-hhib. r"o
h"iL"I- aud ais" I" ittnr oath "inr III" inrj a the
'"'m CONT ct las -" MY So. ''- I" the 'uu"'i ''uc
II hi- h'u. 90. l. 'I"",'i"I.
III" al ,' ir,r q. tor,,nlc. aud o., .'. ud e., 3iu2
i,pll.,, -, iui" effect the II 81 ,t,s.
Ey H." At 1t TIA" IA Gcuual N,."r,ly It Nlyj,rI
II "r, rh".t'd ti.at Ah'n "n' l"a"r, 81 h'lf polite
81 'orpout", Shall rrg"sr t" eli "r aulcr anytAiug
m"ti"u' ia Tia" plrcctUg scctipl except ypuituotir
81 I"m,oi li4mls, hr shall apply to the tlck "f til"
tl"ut Count 81 the Comfy IN which hr rHy reside,
1t II" tide. IN ir city 81 Baltimore, to- the C"ui uf
Common rle's 10, l''Hs" therefor; hut TO- li0-" 10
TRADE" or to ~. spriuous "rmcl,!ed Hfu,,s eir be
ISSUED y any tl"rk t any Court To- tcac so',f +"
any person 'InC"r Tia" ag" of twenty one without the
epecal order 81 the JuIS" 81 the Court bat jul.e
shall gvc such special order I" issue iy"ns" 10 sc s-
itu"us or tmcntti liTHrs unc upon the
,ltun Of At least ten respectable iruuholos resident.
If the ward on drtit' wherein i" place # de nay
he. and wherever any license stall in issued 10 n
C"r.ti minor IT," .uh fyG.s cgr,t or minor
shall he responsible i"r al cnutra't' mad" II
t." Prosecution of their business under such H.
MS" and shall he liahi" iu Ic sued therefor IN Hny
Cont "f tits state: and ia" sid it"" "rrsi may T."
sued indicted aud prose- utcd ia vi Violation by
her Ui tn" License Laws "f this STATE IN case she
should keep disotderly houaC as ii She tstC-
anil i, al
contract, execution Shall VI may issue in the or,lin
way to effect her separate estate: Provided, however
that such responsibility shall in II" hnun"r effect Im
pair the responsibility of til" husband parent under
The existing laws and that this act shall lake effect ON
Tia, tlrtic day of April. AMOS ALEXANDER,
April IS, lsiS-2w. Sheriff
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
Notice to Creditors.

This is TO give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county, hath obtained trrm the Orphans Court of
said county, letters Of Administration on the per-
sonal estate OF
JOHN STEEL
late Of said comfy, deceased, All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warmed
to eIhlbt the same With the vouchers thereof duiy
authenticated,
On or heforl 18th day of March, 1869;
they may otherwise, by iay, hc excluded from all
benefit of said estate. An persons indebted to sail
estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
the subscriber Given under my hand this lith
day of March, 1863. HUGH STEEL,
Administrator Of lohu steel dcc'd.
Test--RrunET u, LAMAR, Register.
Mar II, 1865 CIV
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
OFFICE,

HOLLAND nARGRAVEa AND CATHERINE
IlAkt'RAh rs, his wife
GEORGE ". MANN AMI EMMA MANN, his wife
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery.
september 9Th lSGG.
u"DHnGn, That the saic made and reported by
james I. Mccullough, Trustee for the sale of tt.
R"ai EsIat" n en'iohe,! in the Atoyc entitled cause
DC Ialh"d and rGHitrncH, unless cause 10 the CON
Eaty thcrcn! be shown on or before tia" thirteenth
gay al lun", next: provided copy oft this order he
n Rcd III soma newspaper Published nj EilltuI in
i'cil county, once "a week i,i one month before i,
twelfth day of May, ncNf.
Inc Report states tn" amount of sales to he 4lTb n
DAVID SCOTT. CrT.
rue copy; test, DAVID StpTF,
April II. lSoS--lln l1erI.
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THOMAS NJ. REED and Wife

JOSEPH +. REED and Wife and Others.
IN the Circuit Eaurt for Cecil county In chaurerv
March ,;lst, lsGs.
oEuGErp That the sale made and reported hy
R"nhrn iinjn"" and Clinton McCulluIlgh Trustees
Tor the sale of the h"N Estate Of William Reed
deceased, h" ratified aud confirmed. unless cause
I" the contrary thereof be shown on or before the
s'Xih day of June, lSdS; provided, copy OF thi.
order h" inserted IN some newspaper printed at
Elkton once n week for one month before the syth
day OF May. iSCS. "
Tie Report states the amount Of sales To be-
&i357N6. HAVID SCC1rT
True copy; test, Clerk
DAVID SCOTT
April 4, 1SGS--t}9 Clrrl.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
o.PlNI0Ns oF TIE PRESS

Musical Festivals several tinacs postponed. com
peliing purchasers of Tickets to wait Tor months for
the distribution, has impaired pubic confidence in
such affairs The only fair system Of distributing, is
the Old and popular one Of S5Jlei 9cEeS stating the
prize, Thjd rW BE- d,Iirerci iaMcdoicijo0 pa,cat Of
Nh" arc doHor. This is the plan Of Harper, Wilson
Va, II: broadway, the most attrActv" place Of .he
Kind now in operation. They arc doing he largest
hu~inr-. and deserve th"tr access. iuu cannot
drawa fioLn00 farm ts,c.@, but have reasonable
chance lgr :, good rri.', SNOW many that hay0
drawn aud the tnn is reliahl"'-ih''iy No,a, AprR
>, l%is.
"'fhc Metropolitan Gtt Company ere iiettiining
many Naunil" prizes. hrhayr rN.tninrd thrirtIali.
nor"t d"ihe hnsin"ss and i.no" them tuh a ilrdoa-
nH firm. Their plan is salts factory Hnn .'gc-
senttion Festivals rs they DRAW EVERY n\y aud the
subscriber need uut pay for The prizes drawn unless
suited weakly Trj."ae, ri. 9. 1865.
Tho din Establishment of Harper. Wilson Il Co,
at liI u',nAy is daily drawing crowds OF Visitors
Witness the drawing process. 1h" Investment is lat
- cents for CHANCE and tie pra" dT,lYi IL satiStar
tory. is Immediately delivered iot one dollar A
friend OF ours last week, drew . $1u prize which he
promptly roccye ."-Nttr loiE UtTnh ljdi. H. lShS
Send 10y ci,cuior giving many moro references and
Favorable" notices from the press. Liberal induce
mentS TO Agents Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package OF Scaled Envelopes contains UNG CASH arr
Sis Tickets ol Il Il ior g; 81 for 81 Ia for So.
NJ letters should be addressed to
HARPER, WILSON d CO.,
tT3 Broadway N, Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
DOAsD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, That application will hc
made to the County Commissioners of Cecil county,
al their first meeting rtar the 18th day Of April,
ne It, for the appointment Of xainincrs to view and
determine the proprlcty Of locating road from the
road leading from Andora and Carriers Paper Mills
TO the Blue Ball and Elitnn road, beginning At u
point near Pleasant hin School House. and running
through lands Of Watson Scarborough. Mary Fila
beth Scarborough, George Grow, and Isaac i"lls,
Wa,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

e Lines addressed ioa lady by ON Big Elk
poet Oh the first page are in the Don ,Juau style,
and in diction and point bear striking resem,
hlancc 10 that masterpiece among English
Classics The poem is the best we have yet
received from his pen, display ing considerable
poetic ability aud a very great command Of Ian
piIIuc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
ERRORS or YOUTH.

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects OF
Youthful ndis1cton, will Tor the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe
md directions for making the simple remedy by
nbich he Vas cured. sufferers wishing 10 profit by
tic adj "Itl-FTs experience, can do 50 10y aressng
iu perfect confidence, lpHN g. OGDEN.
May ~ lsHI---iy Il Cedar street, New Nor;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
NJ OFFICE.
THOMAS T.. MOON
aNNAIT MOON and WILLIAM MOON.

:, .'.'IT HV'1'N NIIIlTNN NtfVN,
In the orphans Court f,iI"cil county In chancrry
oRnEEEn, That the sale made and reported hy Tho.
y Moon. Trustee for the sal" "I the Real Estate in
the nl'"t nticd ranS" he ratified and confirmed
unless! cause n tn" contrary thereof he shown On a..
before the 9th day OF hrrii, newt; provided - cop,
ul THIS order he iu>ertci IN -onle newspaper prnr,l
~ tecii county, one 4 n week inr laonth before
the 18th day of April next.
The Report states ilr amount of saiea to he SlSn u1
Il. II. LAMAR Register.
lfIc copy: test, L. l.. LAMAR
Mar u, lsGS-lni r,piug..
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NOTICE..
THOMAS PETERSON AND WIFE, EFT Al
VI.
TOBIAS PETER IpN EMt, A. ET Al

TOBIAS l'Il ERS'lN itie Ala ri NJ.
ORDERED, This 18th day Of March, 1865 tl.at thu,
sales made and reported 10y James +. hlcCniIough.
Trustee for the sale of The Real Estate OF Tohn..
Peterson, Son'r decea-cd lie ratified aud confirmed
unless cause tn the contrary thereof lc shown on ~
before til" twcn y-hrl day Of May uaXt; provided
copy Of this Oltcr hc inserted in somr newspaper
printed in Cecil county, once week for one month
before IL" wcnty-thiri day Of April, naXt
The Report states the amount "f sales to be
Si2A7i So nAElD SCOTT, Clerk
True copy, test, DAVID SCOTT
Mar u, lSGSim Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, APRIL Is, 1865.

ND"ICf.-Admuisrator Executors and Others
having business in the Orphans Court which requires
advertising, Will please lie particular when they want
such notices I" appear in The wing To leave orders To-
that effect otherwise tn" Register is Liable TO put all
such Nrtices in The Dcp,osrnt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
PORT DEPOSIT TANNERY,

The undersigned have associated themselves
together for the purpose of carrying on tn"
TANNING AND CURRlING BUSINESS
in Port Deposit, under The name of j. L. MAXWELL
4 co.
Nc will pay in cash the highest market price for
HIDES and BAEkS. Also, keep on hand q full
assortment OF LE.! l3iER,
J. l.. MAXWELL,
April u, iaGs-3w WM III. IOAG.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. EDWARD ~ WILSON W11l send (tree Of
cli,.pe) to all who desire if, the prescription With the
dirrc tons iur making and using the simple remedy 10y
which he cured If lung affection and that dread
di.e.se Consumption His only object is to benefit the
afflicted and h" hopes every sufferer will try this pre-
scrptun. it will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No lG5 South Second Street
sept II, lSG7-maylT Williamsb,Irgh, New-York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

The applicant must titbo, take OATH heretofore.
be the Clerk of the trrt Cont Of the, Counts,
whrr" he is engaged IN business, uf til" amount Of
goods kept on hand, 1t The principal Of ale or
tia" oath may he administers 10y Justice uf the Peace.
when the person wanting the licenses applies through
agent IL tn" batter course he adopted, tine follow
in- form viii he deemed - sufficient compliance with
Tia" act:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

LEGAL BLtNkS.-A full supply Of Manis-
lrates' Blanks, Attachment and Trustees Bonds
always kept on hand ut The Mir office
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
Public Local Laws.

AN ACT to repeal Section $50 of Article s of tiio
Public Local Laws for Cecil comfy. entitled
"Shcrili, and to re-enHct the same, rs follows:
SECTION /. BE Il enoriGt In he General .l.eqbiV Z"
idrgii, That Section $50 of Article Of the Public
Local Laws for Cecil county, entitled Sheriff" hc
and the same il hereby repealed and reenaced. a-
follows: The Sheriff OF Cecil county shoil he rne :.
10 Fifty cents day Tor keeping in prison and board.
ing each Prisoner.
SEQ. .iaI b, il enariai That this Act hail iaks
effect from the date Of itH passage.
W. hereby certify that Tia" aiorcg"inE j. true
copy "t an Act which passed tn" General Assembly
of Nlayand At it, January Session Isis.
AUGUSTUS iAS3NNAi,
Secretary of tho Senate
MILTON \. KIDD.
Chief Ccrl; of House Of Delegates.
April II. lSGS--:iw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

If the oath he administered before Justice of the
Peace out Of the county in which the application l.
made, there must be attached the certificate Of the
CLERK Of the Circuit Court of the cuniy III which the
Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March, April and
May without license. Vendors OF cakes and vendors
beer and cider, hn the makers Of such beer and
cider, CaErr beer cNcrptedJ are MT required ~ pay
license.
L,cCas6S To O,dinGri5s UaI Iutc,Il kseperS--The Ii
crsee to urlinaies and tavern Keepers 10 sell itpus
t"rm"ntcI liquors lager beer in quantities les
than PINT, at ANY one time follows Prov idea
that the applicant shall first l,e recommended 10 the
Clerk by two Respectable trcchoders Of his immediate
vicinity, and shall make oath before said Clerk that he
has bona idc (and without intending cy:ide the re
'lnirein,nS Of this artcieD provided and expects
maintain six GOOD beds with sufficient covering there
or-an' three rooms than sufficient for the private
of said ordinary keeper with slnlng and proven
der for live horses at least and IL said applicant re
sides IN The city Of BALTIMORE that he has provided AMI
expects 10 maintain twelve good beds with covering
aforesaid and six rooms.
Tie said applicant is also to liakr oath before the
Clerk as to the rate 81 rent annual value Of the
i,Is" at az ia which Tia" business To bc authorized by
the license may lee ,lonr "r intended To be done
IT the rental or annual value il moi
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

Licenses to Retailers Of Spiiu0"s n, FatmonisI
liquors on Lager Bc0.-'lhe nnounts of license to he
paid by retailers of spiruuus fcrmcnted Liquors
lager beer follows: II the value Of their stock in
truI lac
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
HTEGssTH ALTON.

inflammation -ed to produce lnyurant growth
If hair upon bald head hca,dless face also recipe
ur the removal Of rimpe4. Biaies, Eruptions etc,
the skin. leaving the soft ccar and beautiful,
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. r. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
sept Il, 13G1--,nav Il Nh broadway, N"w-Ynrk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
SOO.ssn REWARD.

/ will give the above reward for information that
will lead To the discovery Of the person who took out
of my carriage a. the John Steel aa" on the st Of
March, last one large black o\ERtDAT CAPE,
,iucd ,yilh red Gaun"is. ENOCIl NDN rs, Jr.
Mount Ararat Farm.
.,riI n lgG--.J,y near Port Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
NO TlCE
10 Merchants Traders and Others.

All persons aud bodies corporate polite IL tc'
county, who or shall hc isng 81 Iursuiuy any
business, or shall he doing any act thing shall he
IN t'" occupation OF any ii''s" llrr for the purpose
ini " i,ch Il iCcr-" Is made necessary by the law. Of
Narl laud, hereby warned 10 ohir',n Lie.,,s ~ ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

aOn ihiS........day Nt.lsS. before the subscriber,
Justice of The Peace Of the state Of Mary ai III aud
for said county. personally and
declared that he intends to apply for traders license,
under the second section of the act If January Session.
and made oath taa the amount ui the stock of goods
generally kept On hand by him COR by tie concCrH ia
rhich he is edged, in 1t is partnership ut the
principal season of SALE Tor If the applicant has not
previously engaged in such trade, that The 0H,ount Of
tie stock Of gooS mhich he specis 10 Keep, c) does not
(ur will not) exceed S,......
Sworn helm
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strong Testimony.

South ItoyaIst"n Ma.
" In ia" spring of ISIS was most severely alh"t"d
with 4 hard dly cough, with its IiaiIal ;u'c"uppu,
m.itts of night swcnt+ completely FRUSTRATING my
nervous system, aud producing such u dclilitatui
stat" al health that, after trying medical aid 10 ""
rHtp"," had given upall hop Of "y"rIe"overinr,,
HAD al. nay Ticud-. Al th> stag" "i mattcI- |
prev ulr upon lhT",," ia" iuliu'n"e Of neigh
Dor tn ny NiStar'S k am 1T Wilt cherry, and he
frT" usIHm two bottle, ia" effect almost Igl"al.
NJ, cough entirely left urr, III" night sweat deserted
iur. hop" nor" ..la"i my d"prc.:"h spin, .
and soon had attained NY wonici strength and
yig"r. Thus has TIN Baelm hiul often been
remarked by person.. "uiiN"r.rni with the alloy"
lu.tr literally matched -" from ih" Ming grave.
You Hlr AT liberty T." ~" n'- tr TIA" benefit al the
it'iiotod."
Prepared i,y SETH w GnWI.E & son, Il fremont
49,. nost un, and f"r al" 10y Druggists generally.
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EpsJEsNEEs..

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ELKTON, MD,
nf'tcc-ln the National Bank Budng.
Jan -, lStS-tr
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supplied to relieve the Affections of humanity, there
is no more fvorc one for certain class of diseases
than the "mcdicm9 gum" Of the Wild Cherry Tree;
but however valuable it is, its power to heal, I"
Soothe to relieve and to cure, is enhanced t.ntold
by scientif" and iudirious combination with other
ingredient in themselves of equal worth. This
happy minsling exists tn remarkable degree IN
Dr. Uistdi's IiniY"n oj Hid Cherry,
whose value in curing GpYhs, Cohis, Bron6Aitis,
lt+ooimg 'o"lb, Cjo"p iStiDm, P"imoo",H AGectt"",
"od iorjpicDt Consumption l. ncstin,nl".
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-30
REPORT OF TIE GRAND JURY.

To the Hon. the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of Nevada:
The Grand Jury for the December term
beg leave to report that we have attended to
such business as came before US. We found
true bills of indictment as follows One
against two persons for an attemp! to COM
nit arson and for an assault with intent to
commit murder. We have ignored 2 charges
as follows /: for an assault with intent to
commit murder and for grand larceny.
We have examined the county Jail, county
building and hospital. There is one pris
oner in the Jail. The Jail is deemed unsafe,
there being want of bars and locks for the
cells. The Grand Jury do earnestly recon-
mend that bars, locks and bedding for cells
be procured.
The county building is undergoing repairs
and when completed will be credit to the
county.
We found 2 patients in the county hos
pi,al; they appeared pleased with their
treatment. The hospital is kept clean and
1t has been the practice for Grand Jurors
to report upon matters pertaining to the
various county officers, more particularly
book accounts, and in the discharge of that
duty We first waited on the County Auditor,
whose records and accounts appear to be
kept with great exactness and bear upon
heir face evidence of taste and ability. To
look at these books was no great task; to
Examine them thoroughly and in detail va
Job which We felt little inclined to do. A.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-30

tionery costs the county over one thousand
dollars per year. One bill purchased in
July, 1867, amounted to over nine hundred
dollars among the articles purchased were
some which should not be chargable to the
county. Two gross of Faber's pencils con-
s,itute one item of charge in this bill.
The County Clerk M. j. Ashmore) seems
to have had carte blank authority to pur-
chase at pleasure, and right we'll did he use
it. Not even our immacula State Legisla-
ture could excel in variety nd quantity Of
stationery purchases, the prices paid for
which were really Munchausen. How far
these raids upon the treasury may extend we
are not prepared to say but these slight in
vestigations led US to believe that cur
county finances were very loosely managed.
Such operations may be fun for office hold
ers but death to tax payers.
We have examined the books OF the Coun-
ty Clerk, Sheriff and Justice of the Peace,
and find that they are kept in such manner
as to reflect credit on these officers. We re-
grft tndt II was Hol puS9lo!S "
sufficiently to enable US to report in detail,
being satisfied however, that thorough
would bring some ugly matters
to light. AS the tax payers are directly ~
terested in the official actions of the County
we would therefore reconr
mend that the proceedings of each meeting
Of the Board be published ths same as all
Court matters are.
The thanks of the Grand Jury are hereby |
rendered to our Foreman, Henry Grice, for |
The impartial and dignifed manner in which |
no presided during the session and to the
Secretary, VIM. H. Corbett, for the efficient
manner in which he discharged the duties
to his Office and to the Dis
riot Attorney, Thomas Wells, and Sheriff
J. Edwards for their uniform courtesy.
Respectfully submitted
HENRY GRIcE, Foreman.
WV. H. CoRBETr, Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-30
NEWS SUMMARY.

Since the returns Of elections ceased
flowing in. the Eastern telegams have
rciapsed into their regular lack of mat
tscs Interesting. We epitomize the
latest dispatches as follows:
Caleb Cushing has gone to New Gren-
ada to negotiate with the Government
Of that republic for terms for ship
canal through the Isthmus of Dfrien
There is talk of II subsidy of one million
dollars from the United States Govern
nen;-just a flea bite--and the quid
nuncs say that Grant favors the project
Christmas day at the East was more
generally observed than usual. The
average amount of fires and fights took
place.
The widow of Charles Dickens broth
e., about whom so much ready made
sympathy WAS aroused when Dickens
vas in this country, is dead-died from
Al overdose of morphine taken while
temporarily insane.
The Erie and New York Central Rail-
road Companies, tired of playing freeze
out with one smother, have dubbed
together to jayhawk the public.
The great North American humbug.
George Francis Train, has arrived in
New York. Heaven help us
The Presidents amnesty message is
treated VITA Indifference pretty much
everywhere. "A. j." seems to be
played out.
Arkansas is still the scene of yio-
lance. It is reported that Grants aids,
Sabcock and Porter, failed to accom-
plish anything by going there-were
not allowed 10 do anything, in short
There will be a new deal down there |
shortly after the 4th Of March.
They are building Publications and |
-evolutiorizing in Hayu, and revolu-
,ioaizing and building railroad in
MEXICO.
The "Great Powers" are to hold A
conference in Paris in January 10 de-
eide how best to avert war between
Turkey and Greece. In the meantime
tde Turks and Greeks are acting and
talking as if war was inevitable Rus
STA wants Uncle Sam to mix in.
ReverIy Johnson's last dinner table
speech is not reported.
Heavy falls of snow are reported in
tde Eastern States, in consequence of
which railway trains have been de
tanned.