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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
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bitten. Der Yrditoent ertbeilte Der Mt1:
%9efla9ten, melhe iebr er9rifm mar 81
grla11tnib ith wdbrene pesGert5rs iese1
III riirfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
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nebmen. Ois @prf1lle Der leBten s3ett
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Das 3eu9enrerb5r rpuroe bautt eei9lol
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

NORTH WESTERN HOTEL.
@tnneapoltS> Mtnneiota.
Mbam ReSeI. Gtseutthmer.
Die bette Debtenuns unt biItse pretfe 6ubet man
In bteieuu 5ptel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23

4ban1 aeoel, BaumriAsr,
btetet :feiae Dteaft In 'ttefem SADIE fetnen psutfesu
QaubSleuten an.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-23
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nabe benz Depot unb sths s,eber Der 9dfaftsun,
81. Mntbong, Minn..
Dte ausgsiunteitsn @sridts, %eeitaiDis Wv,u'
y 2iaueure, iowie Die feinRen5apanr a~ Cigar
-ta uns softliaes Ortb' itea oagsrhier ifsesr III
rteinem elegar, einasrihsstsn 5a!opn cen esst,-
en- GGGsn lele ~ Tasaien, itn&n Wrya4n
rffen Hur6. 'sfr T"s6
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
How to Build "A C0yn-Erib.

It is asked how to build a rat.proof cnrncrh
have one that has stood tor over twenty yeas
and has never had a rat and but one mouse il
it TO my knowledge Posts ten or eleven 'cc
long aud eight inches square morticc two fee
rom one end for side aud cad sils. two-iucls
aortice with tu,k Taper post from sill to til,
end 10y hcw!ng of inside until tie end IS rctlu,
ed to four inches diameter, make smooth will,
lraw knife, and nail on tin smooth halt way t..
end, below the sill. Lei sills be eight inches
square: also, end tie them and the rflcr nla,c.
strong with moderate inner ties Btacc wen
and hath up and down with thrc"-quaEtcr inch
lath; devotai OF copn.ersinh ioistS crossw ist
.ny the floor aud board up the ends with IN
groovcd boards; lei each bent be twelve fee
.ong. six feet wide nj the SILL and seven aud a.
nail feet at plate, with one and u-l,alf feet floor
aud if tull to peak, 1t will hold two hundred unG
fly bushels.
TeGci la an ear to hurt on account Of th
great width. Ii preferred, lay the floor with
Iath or narrow hoaids, with room for ventilation
Each post should stand on stone, abuni three
inches from the ground, and each stu,e have II
foundation two feet square, and below the frost
CORES. Americ0a Institute Farmers t1ub
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15

large number OF prospectus" who explored
thar river and its tributaries to the mountains.
This resulted in opening up the rich Placer Dig
rings on Lynx Creek, Aqua Fria' and the Has,
sayampa The credit OF these valuable dis
coveres is chiefly due to the intrepid explorers,
Captains Walker and Weaver, after whom min
ing districts have been named, Placer dig
gings. however, have not paid the gnehes are
narrow, and Gun only be worked probably by a
few men. The constant attacks Of the Indians
have compelled men to work, for protection, in
large parties: the result is that he surface dig
ginrs are abandoned. save ON The Hassayampa
and Walnut Grove where farms have been taken
up, and the settlers are numerous enough 10
keep back the Indians
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15

pertlkiier about proofs, and the Elder gath
cred. in that why, in two months. over j.,
hundred. 1t required good deal of ridiu
| and that fatigue, combined with the ex
posture incident to bnshwhackin Federal
pickets, wich wus guardin his fences and
sich, brought on a spell OF sickness from
wich he never fully recovered. The Eman
cirashun Proclamashun nearly fnisht him,
! and he fingered along, broken man, onliI
Johnson 22d of Febrooary speech. WITCH
the efleck WIZ temporary. Ez the Conser.
valves made headway, he came up, and ez
Congris triumphed, he went down. and thus
he lived like candle in a tin lantern, flick
rim or quiet, ex the wind blowed. He pluck,
up amazingly after the elekshuns last fall,
but alas the treachery NV Meade and the
reinstatement of Stanton, WIZ two blows
from wich he Good not hope to recover
And so, yesterday, at PM. witch in this
case means post nortem, he died.
"Send in Sairey!'' sed he. and a fDyorite
mulntt) woman Nv hizen, who. OWN TO the
fact nv her havin eight children who WIZ
4uadroous, he'd stayed onto the place, WIZ
sent for. She sot on the bed. aud the Ell,
der $ head WIZ placed in her lap. "Give
me my mnnncy,' scd he, and box of Con
feafit scrip wuz given him And so, with
his head in Sairey's lap, fngerin Coniedmi
scrip, and takin hkker ont nv a spoon, he
passed gently away. 1t was troo Kentucky
departure. This is the eend Nv lie," sod
l. MAY my eend be like his murmpred
Deekin Pogram, and all wUz 0 er.
There wn2 trouble immeitly. When the
Elder IS will WIZ read wuz disappointed to
find that he had not remembered me, and
Mrs Pcnnbacker wnz also disappointed to
find that the Elder had left the half ny his
estate to Sairey: and his wife, Saircy anu
the people nv the corners TO which he WIZ
indebted in small sums, wuz disappointed to
fnd that Bascom he'd mortgage on every.
ding the Elder possessed, Nv quite its val
700. Bascom, bleeve, hoz mortgage on
to every foot nv ground within ten miles IL,
here. lie wood have mortgage onto my
property, make no doubt, cf he'd any
But ] amt, halieloogy! do wish, how.
ever. that some one NY more enlarged views
wood start grocery here! Its inconvcn.
lent to hey so sharp a man supplyin 700 will
th" absloot necessalicS NV life. We buried
the Elder to-day. 1t WIZ large funeral
In ~" front wuz his children by his wife.
chen the entire corners, and Lacl; NV them
more than forty nggors. Wat drawd EN- to
his tomb? Wuz il inalink? Who kin tell .
But pilIer hez fallen; | am too sad to
write more.
PETEoLrUN Y. Nasty, ?. NJ,
Which is Postmaster
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
Wisdom in Small Lots.
BY JOE BLAME.

Sum men are CRATE hy chance, but know
a darned site Nv EN- that nre mean from
choice.
Tier amt man that wise: sum amt as
big fools as others, however.
A rale strictly konseenshus honest man
won't bet--uness he has sure thing.
| hev alwaz thought that ef the kollery
could be managed with discreshun it might
prove public blessin.
A wise man don't want to go to kongress :;
and nifty few nv EN- do ii.
A man that's got the each can alluz cum
up to the scratch.
know sum ralcroad conductors that amt
as honest as Judas lskarriot WIZ, but reck.
on the rest ny EN- is.
Wheu you meet yirtnous man order his
life size totograf. You can carry all you'll
get in pocket album.
never will patronize lottery as long as
! can hire anybody to rob me at reasonable
wages.
Young man before you try to be rascal,
hadn't you as well see if you woui'!n t make
better fool?
Death. bell and the grave yon may escape.
but I'll bet you four dollars that yon have
to hi your wife a nov bonnet eff she wants
it.
knowc' when all them ia!lnws in Ohio
and New York was running for Office tncsc
wouldn't more en- J of en- get elected.
None hut the brave deserve the fair, and
none but the brave can live with sum nv
them.
1t is my opinion that "a man oughtent to
have nary contdant. People can cum neal
enough a fnlin out yurc biziness by pure
sucssin.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
G4asing wagons.

Bu few people are aware that they do wagons
ana carriages more injury by grcasing too p.cn-
tifnlly than in any other way A wel-nad,
wheel will endure common wear from ten to
twenty-five years, if care is taken to use the
right kind and proper amount Of grease; but If
ihis matter is not attended TO- they will be used
up in five on six wears. Lard should never lie
used on Il wagon, for it viii penetrate The hub
and work its way out around the telo.s Of the
spokcs, end spail the wheel Tallow is the
best hibrcator for weed ux!c.recs, and castor
oil for iron.
Just enough grease should be applied to tbs
spindlc of wagon 10 give it II i .ht coating
this is better than more, for the surplus put on
will work ont nj The ends and be forced by the
shoulder-ba,,ds, and nutwaSher1 intu The hub
around the outside Of the boxes
70 oil an aN!ctrce, first wipe the spindle clean
with cloth wet with spirits Of turprutine, and
then apply few drops of castor oil near the
shoulder and end. One tea,poouful is snffcirn,
for the whole. Ohto Farmer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
A Winter MOONLIGHT.

The moon above the eastern wood
Shone at its full the hill-range stood
Transfgured in the silver food
Its brown SHOWS flashing cold and keen,
Dead white, save where some sharp ravine
Took shadow, or the sombre green
OF hemlocks turned to pitclly black
Against the Wilderness at their back.
For such q world and such night
Most fitting that unwarming light,
Which only seemed where'er it fell
To make tie GOODNESS visible.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
A DIRE ANF.
By J. NJ. e.

] stood upon the sand alone,
Listnening to the sad waves moan;
1t sounded like lost ones cry
For the past the long gone by.
stood within the crowded street
Listening to the many feet:
The sound was just the same to NE
As the moaning of the sea.
| lay upon my bed of Death,
Listening to my feeble breath
And my own breathing was to me
As the moaning of the sea.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
Building the Fire.

We piled, with care our nightly stack
OF wood against the chimney back -
The onken log, green, huge, and thick,
And on lis top the stout back-stick;
The knotty forestck laid apart,
And filed between with curious art
The ragged brush; then, lowering near,
We watched the first red blaze appear,
Heard the sharp crackle, caught the CLEAN
On whiIewashed wall and sagging beam,
| nti! the old, r'plc-umished room
Burst, tiower-like, into rosy bloom.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
NJ 1tice TO Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriher Of Cecil
'"nlisi, hath "hialn"d from the Orphans Court of
'a,d ""ltny letters Tertamcnt;try on the personal
estate Of
EZRA ROGERS,
ate oi said county, deceased. All persons hayiur
'Ia!ina against the raia deceased are hereby warned
"THhihn I'll" same With the 1ouchcr- thereof duly
authenticated,
On OF before the oh day of December 1858;
hey my otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
eh%ht OF said estate. All persons indebted to said
stat" are requested to MAKE innciirte ,avtuout 20
ne suhsrEip"r: HFen under niy hand. tins It'll day
i JGanHry, l.6s. JOHN " E0GEHS >
Executor Of Ezra Rogers decd
TcsL--REUUAS d. LAMAR, Register
Ian !. lSts--GW
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
THE CECIL WING
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
RY II. T.. EWING.

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titled to discount of 10 per cent Six months 81
Three Months, so cents, In advance.
AS-sngle Copies of the paper, FIVE CENTS
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Half and Quarter column. the same. Four Inches
SCI; Three Inches, sls Advertisements inserted for
Six Months and less than year. will be charged II
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six months 25 per cent additional. With the
above yearly a copy of The WHO is included
Cards occupying one inch of space for year, SIS
six months, 80; three months $3.50; occupying two
inches one year, Si; six months, s.; three months
s.. Regular advertisers are allowed 10 change thei;
advertisements quarterly, without extra Charge.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15

KING THEopoRus AND THE SPIRITS. A
corresnondeut Of the TyAaes Of fadig, writ
ing from Amnesty Bay, says "Abyssinia,
the land eff superstition, has Of course its
witches of Endor. | heard q good story
the other day illustrating the popular feeling
of the country against Theodorus, and the
result Of our advent. The King, so the
story said, heard the news with troubled
countenancc, and determined to consult the
spirits of his fathers. They we're summoned
and appeared before him. The King-Tell
me my fate. Shall conquer as have al.
ways conquered? Spirits-No; thy time
has come prepare thySeii. The king--Lc
l,o reign but three years more, and will
redeem the past, Spirits-No. The King
But two years let me reign but two years.
Spirits--No! Not one year. Thou hast
been tried and found wanting. The blood
Of slaughtered thousands cries aloud for
! vengeance, But stay! There is one chance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15

mis- entire Stock a7a Farming lmp,cments to.wit ;
30 good f'nijyorwork liofsE. ey.----- -,
40 MILK S" w !" YET liGF Fl; =
" ~ dust conia% n profit 3 hoat! III XII ~
If YOUNG CATTLE. | Fnwi!,. thrria9c, tf1r -
Sleigh, q. Gam .o-e Harness, . sets of Stage
Harness. Srt of Lead Gears, / Riding saddle and
Bride t1ila', lIiGieS WhcclbaTow. Plows Ilar-
r"W, CUltiya"rs, Roller Corn Shelcr Grain Cradles
Moving Scythra, HaAe4, Forks. shovels. Maltcoks
Hoes, OK AMI Tug Chains, Bl"rh and iackie with 81
feet oi Rope, TX J oe, Single and i'ouhlc Trcc..
~. lot Of Hay III ice barn; Fo,ricr III the field
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TntiS or 5SAiG.-Au sums OF so md under Cash .
al sums over 81. credit OF Six Months with
interest from date. by giving Notes with approved
."r'nlN rnyabl" nj tn" Cecil National Bank of
pUrt Deposit,
lg,sa1r to commence at o,.locl; r.M.
Feb T. isGs-&w j. OLIVER COCHRAN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15
NOTICE,
THOMAS CHALKIEI JAMES
vs..
Uterine KERR JAMES.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Chanccly
JANUARY gth. lSjS.

o.
Janlary 3h 1SuS.
The object Of this snit i to procure Denrec d.
vor"ine tha Complainant from defendant. The Bill
states that On O. Nhua thc ---- daY Of -
eighteen hundred and GfJy-two tie complainant
WAS lawfully married. To tue deiendant. tlat they
lived together man and wife in Ccri. county, Nd,
until Oh or RDon the LIST day of IeCelnbcr lsji that
On og about the LIST day OF hcccmucr, lsi, the com
pinant was abandoned by The detendant; HAT the
abandonment has continued unhiclruptedly over
eleven years, and is deliberate and tna std he
separation Is beyond any reasonable e. pectaton OF
reconciliation; tina, the said Catherine Kerr James
resides in the Slate ut Pennsylvania or elsewhere
beyond the jurisdiction Of tins Honorable Coutt.
It's thercupen adjudgcd ordered aud dccrced
that the complainant by causing copy of this
Order to be Inserted IN soInc newspaper published
Mt Etkton, once Il week for month before the
tliirtnentE day OF February, 1865 giY;pg notice
the absent def, ndant of THE Cbiec and substance of
TINS Bill and warning her 10 appear in this Court in
rct5On or by solicitor, or before the fourteenth
DAY of May, 1865, to answer the premises and show
cause, if any she has why Decree ought to he
passed as prayed.
HAlNFS for Complainant.
DAVID SCOTT,
True copy: test, Clerk.
DAVID SCOTT,
Jan II, 1SG3-lnl Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15

heh"iu!sh sovereignty, return to Thy couu.
try, be again the tller Of the soil, earn thv
bread by the sweat of thy brow, and live,
lie kiag was very irate. and the spirits
were directed to 60 to the place whence they
came.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-15

II you would get rid of your associates.
lend money 10 the poor ones, and borrow Of
the rich ones.
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