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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07
For the Cecil Whly.l
PoKT DErosIT, March 3, 1865.


Mn EnToR:-i have recently seen notices
OF Missionary Anniversaries in some of our
city sabbath schools, at which, in addition
to Il muuifccnt collection for the benefit Of
ioreign missions, the display was grand and
imposing. For example, at an anniversary
Of one Of our city churches, few days
since, each clasa, in addition to its contribu.
ton, was provided with an appropriate ern
blem, AS class after class was called, their
respective emblems were placed in position,
without the slightest confusion, giving the
idea Of the grand and beautiful temple
erected of old without confusion or noise Of
hammer Deducing theretrom that each
little boy ard girl, in his or her simple efforts
and small contributions for the amelioratiou
Of the benighted condition Of the heathen,
was thus assisting 10 build the great temple
Of christianity. and 10 difluse the truths 0!
the Bible until all nations shall know the
Lord.
visited the NJ. f. Sabbath school OF our
town last Sabbath, it being the occasion of
their anniversary. All seemed in the spirit
Of the great work. The classes We're pro.
vided with suitable notices and Devices
and Yleih% a. quantnm Of substantial sym.
patty vita those without The bread of life
The exercises were very interesting, yet
fearing 10 tfespaSs too much Oil your space
| forbear to give you details
Thinking it might be interesting to some
OF your readers, obtained n list from one
the officers Of the school, from which can
Dc seen what little folks NAV do in good
cause:
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Ncru Fluctuations.
Marriase Of Faith and Science
1'A The Problem Of the ngcs solved.
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Senator Johnson ExplOdes the
COpperhead Theory of "Rump
Congress"

In the debate in the United States Senate
on the adoption OF rules for the governme nt
of the Senate during the Impeachment trial,
!severdy Johnsou upsets the favorte Copper.
head charge Of the present Congress being a
, 'tlagmentary body" q trump &C., &c
We give the main points of Mr.. johnson S
argument on that occasion. II will be seen
that he don't leave his rebel constituents in
| this State peg to stand on. Iu the face CT
| the, following sound reasoning on the part Of
| their 'ablest statesman and constitutional
lawyer" we expect to hear nothing more OF
Jump Congress" 80 called Congress
''fragmentary body" ETC., from Maryland
rebels, and particularly the Cecil Democrat,
Mr.. Johnson's especial champion for re-
election to tho United States Senate.
N, JOHNSON Opp. } of Maryland, said
| that whether the rebeliOus States were en-.
| titled to representation here was question
| upon which he differed from the majority,
| who, however, had decided that they were
| not, and he considered that all should sub,
! NIT to that decision Congress having passed
! laws in regard to those States recognized az
| valid by all departments OF the Government.
The Senator from kentucky Mr. Davisl
I cohicnded that 1t was necessary That major,
ny OF al! the Senators who would be here il
an the states were reprssento cd MAS necessary
10 Gonsll'p,e the court.
| Mr.. DAVIS OPP said his position was
'has majority OF all the Senators elected
! WIS requisite.
Nr. JOHNSON Opp, J asked who was to
| - I &
he iitth section OF the first article Of the
Consutntlon gave ihat power to each house.
@r' ia Wy (ipp',} asked whetherr the
Judgment bad not been against the eleven
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ELATON, MARCH z, 1865.
Article of EsfA peacssaEaent.

IVA
Tie Articles of Impeachment prescn;e!
by the House against the President are in
substance rs follows:
The first Article charges that Andrew
Johnson, President q the United States,
did unlawfally, in violation Of the Constitu.
ton aud laws Oft the United States. Issue an
order in writing for the removal of Edwin
NJ. Stanton from the Office Of Secretary for
the Department Of War, said Edwin II. Stan.
ton having been therefor only appointed and
commissioned BY and with the advice and
consent of the Senate Of the United States
as such Secretary.
Article II. aud III charges him with VIC,
lating the civil tenure act hy the appointment
Of Lorenzo Thomas, Secretary Of War, ad
interim without the "adycc aud consent Of
the Senate while that body was in session,
no vacancy occurring.
Article ". ouA V. charges the President
with conspiring with Lorenzo Thopas and
other persons 10 prevent and hinder by in
timidation and threats, Edwin N. STATION
from holding The office of Secretary OF War,
in violation of &c, to define aud punish cty.
tain consriracifs and The Constitution.
Article VI, that on the twcnty.irst day OF
February Andrew johnson lid conspiro with
General Thomas, by force, 10 take aud >siz'
the properly Of the War Department
Article VII. Thu; Andrew Johnson did, on
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DEATH OF An OLD CITIZEN in our ohitu.
AIRY column the death of John A, johnson
is announced, which occurred on Sunday,
February 23d, at his residence near this
town. Mr. johnson was formerly aresdenr
of the town and one Of the principal Lumber
dealers and builders of the place, and rank,
ed among the first business men OF his day.
being punctual and reliable in nil trnnsac.
lions with those he bad intercourse with L.
The deceased in his life earned the cpitaph,
coon ctI2EN. few have earned moro
Ills health had been feeble for a number Of
years, and lie finally fell victim to lingering
consumption.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

The HOWE SEWING MACHINE From our
personal knowledge Of this Machine We
would recommend it to all who wish Grst
class Sewing Machine, which will work with
out trouble, never get ont OF order, If even
moderate care is taken with it; makcs one
OF the strongest and most beautiful seams
alike on both sides Of the cloth The Howe
Machine requires no Instruction except what
is contained in the accompanying pamphlet.
to enable any woman of ordinary capacity
to do fair work on it. aft er two or three
hours practice. The tension is most easily
and accurately adjusted and cannot be dis
tnrbed by accidental causes, a very important
feature in Sewing Machine. For any kind
OF sewing, but especially 70, cloth and fine
stitching, the Howe Machine may DO classed
noupsreil.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

PEAsc's CHRoMos. We publish ON the
first page this week another article on Chrome
Lithography, which will interest our readers
who have taste for ihe fac art Thr ar,
of multiplying copies Of the mos, rare aud
costly oil paintings, at a price 50 low as o
place them within reach Of every famiIr who
wishes thus to adorn a home, was LETT to the
science Of Chrome Iitbography, aud how
successfully M rrang is applying the art
to bring tho works Of the masters within
reach Of the million, the article On first page
FROM the RoSt sill show.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

The EIgToy BUILDING SoclErY bold an
adjourned meeting On Saturday night last,
but which was not SO nlmerouSly attended
as Oh previous evenings, the attraction being
principally toward Buz The Society will
meet tonight for the purpose Of receiving
subscriptions for stock, and On neat Sa,nr,
day evening the l4th inst. the regular month,
ly meeting will take place when the money
on Land will be loaned, when the Society
may be considered as fairly embarked in It's
enterprise. About TV0 shares are subscribed
aud all paid in except about Is or2o. here
will be 500 more shares to sell. Who speaks
first?
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Sl45 Is
Total amt contributed by School,. $500 Al

No WoNDEa so many worthless medicines
are advertised for the cure of various dis.
eases, aud when tried, found wanting"
that the invalid loses all faith in specifics -
We have yet to learn, however, of the FIRST
failure of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
to cure coughs, colds and pulmonary dis.
ease.
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DEATH OF DAVID MElo1kEY-\Ve rcs

10 announce tbs deccHse OF our fellow citizen
David Noconkey, Esq, at bis ,esii,ncc III this
bJrouch. on Thursday evening last. Mr.. NJ bad
cen III feeble health Tor some months, and two
day. before his death ives disabled by para
yuc stroke. The deceased was one ot our old
est citizeus, and had been for more than forty
years Identified with the interests Of the coul-
Iy--as scrivener, banker and capitalist; he
took deep interest III the success OF republican
government; his patriotism WAS disiu;ele,Cd
and ardent; be loved his country with fond de-.
votiou--as be did the cause Of liberty. He was
rxuc Nul just III his dea,iugs--sensitiye of his
personal honor--a warm Neutrality-suspicious. neigh
Dor, and exemplary citizen. lie was in tho 60th
}ear OF his ago IUidgs Record, Itb 29ta
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We would suggest to Farmers, Market
Gardeners and others, to give Bowers CON-,
rLErE MANURE fair and impartial trial,
Last season it was found to be of remark
able benefit, and from the result of that Il
will be largely used this spring 1t acts at
once in the soil, forces aud snsiains the crop,
and is the substantial food so necessary for
oil vegetation
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HATCNGD, MATCHED AND UISPAICuLD. -
During the year 1867 there were issued by
the Clerk of tho Circuit Court for Cecil
county 1855 licenses, al the small sum Of four
dollars and half each, granting to one OF
the partiee naruod therein, the great coust
tutional privilege Of furnishing the other
with bread and butter for the balance OF her
natural life
Should either OF the parties become dis.
satisfied, tley cam % doubt, after short
period, by a little larger outlay, have the
privilege apnuled through the same oNice.
Inc above shows decrease from hose
issued during 1856 Of seven, bnt this being
Leap Year, the ClaraF hope for a revival OF
trade.
According to The records, there appears
/ TO have been no one hatcbed, the year,
seemingly, beng had one There are
babies, however but where they came from
is > mystery.
O. the dispatched there further appears
to have been but one.
Since the charge Of the Court to the Grand
jury, at the last term Of Court, there have
been u1ore registrations Of births aud deaths
than during tho whole period previous, since
the passage Of the Law.
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Change OF FIRN.--The firm Of Davis 6
McCauley, merchants of this town, was dis,
solved on the Cd inst, Mr. Davis retiring, =
MIR. Alfred Gallagher takes his place, and
the new firm solicit the patronage of the
public through The Wig, rs will be seen
elsewhere.
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Notice to CREDITOR.

This is 70 give notice, that tho lt crr 9ers IF
Gee county have ohtaiusd from The OrrAc . Court
OF sali coGnty, letters Of Adnipiftrsaon %" 's yer.
sonal estate of
JOHN A. JOHNSON,
late Of said county, deceased. All perga-o having
ella ms against the said dscen+ed tre here ev arnad
TO exhibit the tnmc. With the vouchers cicof dug
authenticated
On Or before the IN day of March 1sc9:
benefit OF said esttte. All persons Indebted IN sad
estate are requested to make immediate payment 0
we sllbscflo.rs. owen under our hands this It'll
lay of March, 1859, JACOB RAMRO,
ELIZA JOHNSON,
administrators Of John A. Johyaon deceased.
Test-EnUuss y. LAMAR Register.
Mar ], ls6s-6Y
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IGHIS0,-Yesterday Wa, the 65th day
of sleighing the present winter for this neigh.
horhood. That will pass muster along with
those old time winters our grandmas talk
about.
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ScoTr BENNETT will, by mutual con.
sent, dissolve partnership on the 18th Of
March, inst All persons indebted to said
firm are requested to settle their accounts
Immediately. Scorr q Bennett.
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MISSIONARY CoIIECTIoNs. The MeIho,
dist Churches iii many places, atthia season.
take up their annual collection for missions.
The Elkton church realized over $500 last
Sabbath from contributions for this object.
Other Methodist churches report as many
thousands Among them the following are
given. Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia.
Charles Street, Baltimore, each Sc. Coo
Trinity, P'tsburg, S5,o52 St. Panl's, New
York, $1,000.
The whole amount called for by be gen.
oral missionary society. THIS year, is $3.50
0oJ. The prospect of realizing il is quite
hopeful, judging from these facts
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focal affairs.

SEAsoNADLE GooDs, at the Cheap Cash
Store of REESE & FoARD, in the Hollow
The cheapest in the county.
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II ie!lcuc aud private Treatise On the Il. Is
and intimate relations If lii- the laws of love. hc,h
success and happiness. for yuu.g men and nmlirns
SPLlSDinLY lilusTRATfD with IifeliLe enaruyilrs
portraits anatomical plates and vivid pictures If pas
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Showing Iuw I" improve aud perfect body and mind
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the many: designed To hr II fruitful monitor. guide
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vivid impressions # living realities.
This rxfraordin ny work Of rare merit Will be sent
free Of postage to any address for Is cents
For sale by all n.wsdealers The trade supplied hy
the Mutual Benefit Publishing and Manufacturing
C'hnpany OF New York. Feb 29, lS,s-tf
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Esa2l0tinS for q. =. Senator.

Both branches Of the Mary land Legisla-
ture on Wednesday in joint convention again
hallotrd, teach house having balloted svpe.
ratrly the day prcyiousl for United States
Senator to fill the vacancy oocasioued b. the
rejection Ct Philip F. Thomas Four ballots
were had without an election resulting. Mr..
Thomas fell off considerably from bis vote
of Tuesday, Ut the close only polling twenty.
FIVE votes to forty-!our on the previous day.
Nj. Earle, who appears to be so far his
principal competitor, about held his own,
and Mr. Mccullough gained several votes. -
On the third ballot Mr.. Wethered. Of Balti.
more county, entered the field, polling SIX.
teen votes, which he retained on the fourth
ballot. Several scattering votes were cast,
and Gov Swami was compiimentod with one
vote. II. Mccullough received l3 on the
frs. ballot and fell off to ii on the last.
The two Houses, in Joint convention On
Thursday. hallotted fo.r times without re.
suit for United States Senator. On the first
ballo; the vote STOOD lor +. +. Thomas. 25.
J. I. Earle, ILL., II. NcCullsugh, IS, S. Ham.
blcton, 8, George Nickcrs, II. and three
votes scattering. At the close of the ballot
Senator Clarke moved an adjournment for
the purpose Of meeting ia caucus and read
a resolution which he proposed to submit
The resolution declared that "the person
who may be elected, and who may accent
the same. be and he is hereby instructed 10
present his credentials without delay, aud il
he should not he admitted, or said creden.
lials Je referred to a committees then Ia 70.
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The President. nj tie request Of the Demo.
ciatic Executive Committee OF New Hampshire
has directed General Grant to order General
sickles 10 report to General Hancock for duty
under his rank as Colonel. This is to with.
draw him from the canvass in New Hampshire,
where he is doing so much damage to Johnson
ISM,
-Barnnm's new Museum, Broa lway, New
York, with the most Of its contents and inciud.
ing collection Of wild animals, was destroyed
by fire On Monday night.
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TEE StoCGn OF DGsroND. -. hi, celebra,.
ed conception Of Blnysn was admirably
portrayed 10 the CecU Dcmocrot oflast week.
Andy represented the slough in which the
democrat vas horribly begged, with no
shining light and wicket gate to direct its
course and no Evangelist 10 help it out Of
the mire
Even the city Of destruction to which
Pliable returned, offered no refuge for the
befogged, benigbted, bewildered and begged
Democrat, that haven of rest whence it start.
ed having been swept away by the rebellion.
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CRYsrAL'.-Thc seet and hail which fell
on Sunday night and Monday HING The trees
and shrubs with millions OF crystals which
made the bleak, bare woods and fields CLEAN
and sparkle in the sun and moonlight like
fairy land. and ye. scarcely was the gorgeous
scene noticed, Mcn often travel miles.
spend money, and exhausl the language in
admiration Of some "work Of art" which
has not the thouaand;h part Of the grandeur
aud beauty, presented by naturu's lavish
hand this week, free TO al! who are blest with
the organs OF sight. Tie sublmity Of ma.
ture is overlooked, Will. The feeble attempts
Of man to initiate her works are lauded as
the works of he DcIY
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W ". Holden has been nominated tor
Governor of North Carolina BIZ the Rndien.
Convention of that State. John H. French.
OF Washington, Col Heatou, Of Ohio aud
Col Devices, OF Illinois, have been uoui,
mated to Congress, from the lst, "a aud Ia
Districts.
The Republicans OF Lowistown. Maine, IN
Monday elected their entire municipal tickle.
city
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THE Lost FouHD.-The inquiry made
through The Why Of last week, concerning
John Wall, has been answered hr one Of The
trustees Of the Aims House Of New Castle
county, Del, who says he found John in Il
destitute condition, last January, and placed
him in the Aims House, where ha h4- been
living comfortably ever since
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-07

Inc County Commissioners were in SEES.
sion on tuesday, Wednesday aud Thursday
of this week, it being special meeting to
revise and make alterations in the Assess,
ment, In consequence Of Tuesday next
being the regular meeting Of the Board. no
other business was transacted. The chang 5
IN the assessment We're numerous, hut not
being Of -ntiicicut interest, we ONT them.
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SABBATH School AND MISSIONARY Coz.

SABBATH School AND MISSIONARY Coz.
cERT.-Not the least among the various en-
tertainments with which our town has re
Gently been favored, was the Sabbath school
and Missionary Concert held in the Elkton
VI. (. Church last Sunday. The Westam.
well and Elk Neck schools, branches @,
the school proper, were well represented
on the occasion, increasing it mum erically to
considerable extent and causing it TO pre-.
sent an imposing appearance on the platform
erected for the school. The exercises con.
sisted OF singing, (by both the choir and
school, prayer, reports from classes of their
missionary contributions for the year, with
notices and enblems, remarks by several
gentlemen and one scholar from both the
Elkton and Elk Neck schools, and the re-
cital Of nice little poem by nice little
girl from the We3tamwell school. The pas.
tor was mum on this occasion. the scholars
referred to doing the talking for him. An
attractive feature Of the exercises were the
emhlenls Of the classes symbolicnl of theil
names and thus the class called the Little
Pearl Gatherers," had for its emblem g
beautiful little stand rastefuiy decorated
with green, Hpon which was an open Bible
with the name of the class worked in gilt
letters upon the pagc'marker the Star o.
Bethl"hem' had for its emblem beautiful
gilt Starr the Bible Students" n Bible
The Cheerful Givcrs, basket Of flowers
the "lendrils, little cross, clinging to,
and winding u. which was a vine etc
The missionary money raised by the schon
was aboot one hundred dollars, nearly three
times as much as II gave last year. The
programme wa 50 varied a> to make the
exercise highly Interesting, and the who'll
entertainment throughout Wac Of such {;
character As to reflect credit upon thr sehoo
its officers nna teachers
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Gotels, 1Diues s. liquors.
THE HOWARD H0uSE.

Tbs BIRST CLASS HOUSE has been reftted and
] improved in q manner that will add much 70 The
comfort and convenience of guests.
In undertaking the management Of the Howard
House, the Proprietor will spare pains 10 supply
the Table with the bc4t yands the market with
afford, and the Bar with the choicest liquors. Tho
Chambers neatly fitted up, airy and comfortable
The Stable accomn odations are unsurpassed.
lie extends an invitation to his old customer. and
the public to stop with him. and he will spale no
pains 70 please them.
WILLIAM FALLS, Proprietor
Nov "a, ls66--Iy Elkton Nd.
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lsj ACRES OF Gn0D IAyn

L :" divided mt four 6od.ia Improved Iy com
Portable DWLLL1HG,a good row Barn ;,Nl etrric
If amr" size, a under good fooeinE ard has on
A suiilceney Of wood for tba U.S. Of tho farm ana
pallY JIsles Tar!v.
For Terms aud further pariruu. srpiv 10
JANLs BLACK GR00MF,
Mar !, lStS--ch"ii GtS on. y
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ASSESSORS N0TEcE.

will he at CECIITON, on the I7th aud 18Th;
" WARWICK. lah: CHESAPEAKE CITY 1Uth and
ilst; FAIR HILL, 9th; T. KIAlDLE5 HOTEL, z7th
Of March, for Me purpose Of receiving lists Of
Income and SUeyia Tax on hid Watches Plate
Carriages and Licenses. All persons liable to any Of
these Taxes are notified to meet mo &. G.e stovs
places on the days uamed
JOHN McCAuLEY,
Mart laG---Ew Assistant A s-es..,r
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BLlTz Tie principal excitement Of the
town last wees was Bit The little magi
clan gave three exhibitions a The Odl Fc..
lows Hall On Friday evening, and an tatur,
day afternoon and evening, which were Wit,
messed by fail houses,
The oisnor exhibited ander the manage
ment Of the Order of Sons OF Tcmrerauce
who realized abou, 5i70. 'le Order paid
Blitz $50 for The three exhibitions.
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4 FARM FOp SALE

Ly,0g tntFssafrss Mock, 10 C--cil oou5tg Nary1.,l
WITHIN 4 Ct mlio Of John RcytnlA'r Ia0ding vi erc
nteainh''ar PLYING bet"o' Pbi)sdolrhia au,! Il,i