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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

The following list of Cecil sporting men
we clip from the Mddletown TRANSCRIPT =
The race course used to be at Elkton, but
the thing played out here, and the people
lave gone to work
trotting match will come off on Tues
day the I'D Of June, over the Warwick
course, between one of Mr.. Thomas Coch
rams pair ofb avs, and Mr.. Samuel b. Foard
Jr's young horse Cecil. Both of these
horses are said to be rapid movers and the
contest is likely to be very spirited one. -
MIR. h. b. johnson, of Elkton, has Cecil in
training.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

GREEN CucUMBERs, EARLY PoTAToEs, To
MAToEs AND STRAWBERRIES Bennett & Bye
corner Of Main and Bridge streets, will ac-
cept our thanks for present of the above
articles, which they have on hand and for
sale. Our citizens who wish these delcacies
of the season should visit their store
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DGowNrn. McCristle was drowned

DRowNEn. John McCristle was drowned
al the mouth of Octoraro Greek, on the 3lst
Of May. He was swimming and took the
cramn, and sunk in water about eight feet
deep. His body was recovered next day.
The body OF Hiram II. Hull, whose drown.
ing irem the sinking of boat was mentioned
in last weeks Wing. was found near Ross
Gap, and buried at Bald Friar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

DR.. LuGoL of Paris, one of the most emf.
nent chemists of Europe, says, when Iodine
can be dissolved in pure water the most as
tonishing results may be anticipated. Dr..
H. Anders' Iodine Water Is Iodine dissolced
in pure ocater, and the most astonishing re.
suits have followed its use in cases OF scro-
fula and all chronic diseases.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

STRAW BERRY FESTIVAL will be held by the
Ladies of Hopewell NJ L. Church. on Thursdny the
18th instant in the afternoon, for the benefit of said
church.
REV l.. G. MATLACK, of Elkton, will deliver his
deeply interesting Lecture. "MY REcoLLEor1oys OF
ARhY LIFE" in the Church, at ~ O'clock the same
evening. FD- Admission to the Lecture, % cents.
June H. lS6S-lWh
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FAST RuNE!NG Frank Hull's great match
against time, five miles in thiriy-tive minutes,
for purse OF y 300 came off at the race ground
IN Warwick, this county, on Monday, june LIST.
The circuit of the course was made lime times
very easily, but in going around for the tenth
and last time, lie appeared to lag, and failed to
accomplish the distance in the required time
having lost by twenty-nine seconds Hull has
acquired the sobriquet of Dexter" after the
celebrated horse of that name
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

The numbers reduced to l,42j The above
Goods guaranteed first class in quality and to be
in excellent condition.
The day of Drawing will be announced as soon as
the subscription will justify. About one-half the
numbers have been taken.
Send you subscriptions to the Treasurer at Elk
ton, without delay.
Gil-To any person sending us the money for ten
Chances we will give GRATIS the eleventh number.
CHARLES NJ. ELLIS,
DAVID SCOTT,
JAMES T. YATES
C. NJ. ELLIS, Treasurer Committee
.funp n 1siS-tf
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LIEUT.. PHILIP H. ELLIS, son of F. A.
Ellis, Esq Of this place, has been for the
last two years on duty at the different forts
on the upper Missouri. His letters to his
father frequently contain interesting matter
from that far. off, wild section of country
We have been favored with the following
extract from a letter recently received, dated
Fort Stevenson, May 3, 1868:
"When Howard $ letter informing me of
your rapid recovery came to hand, was en-
route from Stevenson to Fort Totten, on
DEVILS Lake, and on the prairie, rs miles
from either place. | was accompanying the
District Inspector General, and upon meet
ing the mail we opened it. We arrived at
the Lake two days thereafter. After visit
of six days, we started on our return, and
made Fort Stevenson in four and half days
Tell Mary skaed on the Lake over three
feet Of ice, on the 9Th OF April, and saw the
natives catching pickerel over two feet long,
through the ice.
1t is generally believed that the hostile
Indians from the plains will early in the
Summer meet the Commissioners at Fort
Rice and make treaty but it is difficult to
say what it will all amount to. The Sioux
on the river, still seem determined to fight
and have sent us several mpudent messages.
A small war party was reported near here
q few days ago, but they have not yet paid
us visit. They were very fond of fixing
themselves on the bluff two miles in rear of
the Fort, last Summer and Fall, and behav-
ing very foolishly, thinking, no doubt, to be
taken for what they all claim to be-" brave
soldiers
1t so happened, one day, that atiera steamer
had discharged her freight at the landing, a
party Of Onkapapas, who are VIGOROUSLY
hostile, dashed into the post, and after an
unsuccessful attempt to capture small train,
retreated to the hills, where they supposed
themselves to be safe, and seated for "a
smoke. a portion of the freight of the
steamer, in the shape of two three-nch ord
nance guns, were quickly placed in position,
and almost before you could snap your fin
ger, shell was very adroitly dropped into
their midst which carried off both limbs
and heads. This was the last of the per-
Torrance on the bluff
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BuRNED.-A car load of hay, about five
tons, belonging to Barbar llocomb, loaded
at Rising Sun, was burned on Tuesday Of
last week, whilst being shipped for market
1t was ignited by the sparks from the loco
motive. The burning bales were thrown off
between Rising Sun aud Nottingham station,
to save the car, which was considerably
charred by the fire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

ONE CENT REWARD

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on the eth iay
Of June: 1868, an lndentured Apprentice, named
MICHAEL CANE, about 10 years ofnge. The above
said apprentice to Inc, living in Port Deposit Cecil
county, Maryland; but no thanks or charges
June Is lS6S-Sw JOHN REAVENEy
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LECTrREs.-Prof. Theodore Ascherfcld
will deliver a Lecture on Life Insurance, at
the Rising Sun, on Friday evening" the 10Th
inst. and at Bay View, on Saturday even.
ing, the 10th inst, at r. o'clock. For par
ticnars see bills.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

ROADS AND MISUNDERSTANDING the APP
preparations made by the County Commits
sioners at the recent levy, is one of $4,000
to build a bridge over Sassatras River. The
Commissioners of Kent county have appro-
priated $4,000, also, for the same object,
and the bridge, when built, will be a part
nersfip job between the two counties. This
appropriation is an outrage upon the tax
payers Of this county: for the proposed
bridge will neither accommodate the travel
or trade OF the county. Not one man in
800 of our citizens will ever see the bridge.
and it is not a public thoroughfarc, lead
ing to any important point, on which the
bridge is to be placed. 1t will be con-
venicnce for some haIf:dozen farmers, per
haps, TO cross from Cecil to Kent, and vice
versa. The people of the county have new
or been consulted in the matter The act
granting power to the Commissioners to
tax our already heavily burthened x-pay-
ers, was in n manner Struggled through the
Legislature, and u tax Of $1,000 is to be
placed upon the pockets of the people, with
out their consent, and against their wishes.
for an enterprise that cannot add the least
public benefit TO any interest Of the county.
We have thus 81, 600 taken FRONT the p0ck.
cts of the tax payers to convenience II very
small number Of select individuals in the
First District--ior the people generally of
even that District, will have but little inter.
est in the proposed bridge and no one else
in the county; while the roads immediately
around Elkton, in the very centre of the
county, and which the people from all parts
Of the county are compelled to travel AT all
seasons and in all weather, are for months
almost impossible. The money which is
to be thrown into and over the Sassafras
River, if applied to a judicious repair of
some of the most public thoroughfares, lead
ing to the county town, would place those
roads in such II condition, as would make
them, in the worst seasons, easy and pleas
ant thoroughiares to travel on. The benefit
a large trade in the very centre Of the coun-
ty would derive from good roads, in this
vicinity, would materially increase the pro.
ductiveness of those sources of industry. and
by adding TO the present wealth Of the Coun
ty, return in Il short time. the outlay. by
an increase of taxable property. While it
required a special Act to make way with a
large sum i'll building a bridge on an I'M
travelled border of the county. that, in a
public point Of view, will accommodate no
body, and, as Il county Improvement, will
never add one cent to the taxable property,
we had road laws by which that sum might
have been judiciousy applied, and in its
application real benefit to the whole tax
paying citizens of the county would have
been achieved This expenditure on Sas
satras River bridge, when the most travelled
roads of the county are in an impossible
condition, annually for several months, to
use the mildest term, is a monstrous out.
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ASTRAY.

Came to the premises of the subscriber on the 4th
instant, PAIR OF MULES The owner is reouest.
ed to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take them away Inquire at V. l.. Benefits
store West Ekton or of b. b. WOLF
June II, lStS--3W
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

LoCUsTs. The locusts have at length
emerged from their holes, where they have
been for Il years, and are literally swarm
ing in the woods, filling the air with their
monotonous song.
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-ES IVAI

The Ladies of WEST NOTTINGHAM PRESBY
TERRAIN CHURCH will hold Strawberry and Ice
Cream Festival, OH the grounds of the Church On
Wednesday, June 9th,
The Festival to commence at :. o'clock Pm.
SUPPER to be had on the grounds
FDA Band of Music is expected to enven the
OCCASION June l3, 1S6s-2W
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nay" We have received copy Of the Will
mington Directory published by Jenkins &
Atkinson, which we will examine and notice
next week.
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lofal affairs.

LECTURE.-A Lecture will be delivered in
the NJ ?. Church, Warwick, on Tuesday even
ing, 10th of June, for the benefit OF the Church,
by Rev John r. Nichols, of Baltimore Sub
j,ct-" Courtshp and Marriage
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NOTICE.

By the Orphans Court of Cecil co June Term 1865
ORDERED That all Administrators Executors and
Guardians who have not stated an account within a
year come forward and do the same or show cause
to the contrary otherwise they will be cited up.
Test, +. II. LAMAR,
June 49, 1s6S-3w Repister
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

The Committee on Commerce of the United
States Senate have reported bill constituting
Cambridge, Md, a port of entry.
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NOTICE.

There will be Special Meeting of the Orphans
Court OF Cecil county, on TUESDAY, NEXT, the
10Th inst. r. ID. LAMAR
June ID, ls6S-lw Register.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
METROPOLITAN GIFT Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

80 Elegant Rosewood Pianos Each $500 to $500
$50 Sewing Machines 80 to IT'S
60 Musical Boxes - to ylB,
800 Fine Gold Watches 10 10 300
75n Fine Silver Watches 50 to 40
Fine Oil Paintings, Framed EngravingE, silver Ware,
Photograph Alutns and Il large assortment of Fine
cold Jcwelry, in all valued at y I.OOO.OOO.
4 chance 10 Dra,r any Of the ubOre Prizes
by purchasing Sealed Ticket for rs cts. Tick cts
describing zach Prize are sealed in Envelopes and
Ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered at
our Office or sent by mail to any address. The prize
named upon 1t will be delivered TO the ticket.hoder
on payment Of one dollar. Prizes will be imme.
datey sent to any address, al requested by express
return mail
You will know what your Prize is before you pay
for it, Any !',@s nay be exchanged for anothei Of TIC
ratuc NO BLANKS.
HD-O1r patrons can depend on fair dealing.
References.-We select the few following names
from the many who have lately drawn Valuable
rAei and Wns ay B PG,'sd Us e .Se,h then
Monroe, Chicago, Ill.,, Piano, valued at $3.50 Robert
Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa. Gold Watch $3.50; Philip
Mccarthy, Louisellle, KY, Diamond Cluster Ring
Set, Sl76; Miss Emma Walworth, Milwaukee. Wis.
Piano, $500; Rev. Il. ". Pitt, Cleveland Ohio
Molodeon, Sl!5.
Es-We publish names without permission.
Opinions of the Press" They are doing the
largest business; the firm is liable, and deserve
their success"-I Icekr Tribune, Feb. s. 1865.
We have examined their system, and know them
Last week friend of our draw $500 prize, which
was promptly received '-Doiiy Ns'oS, Mar. s. 1868.
Send for circular giving many more references and
ments to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH GIFT
Six Tickets for 81; 10 for 81 IS for So 10 for Si5
All letters should be addressed to
HARPER, WILSON g. CO.,
i73 Broadway, NY.
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Postponed Spring Exhibition.
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Will hold its postponed Exhibition of HORSES and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM ENTS, at their Grounds
Wilmington Del, on
THURSDAT JUNE 1871, 1868.
PROGRAMME:
10Y AN. First eleven classes of Horses called into
the ring for examination.
II y AM. Glass II, contends for Premium
u PM. Trials of Speed commence between horses
entered in classes 3D. II, IL, 49, and for the
Special Premium. June Is l8GS-lw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

SUDDEN DEATHS William Wilson, of
Russelville, Chester county, Pa, died sud
denly at the residence of his son Joseph, at
Brick Meeting House, on the 2Sth ult. He
was a much respected citizen and was 7G
years old.
Samuel Brown, near the same place, died
quite suddenly on the morning Of the 9th
ult The preceding evening he spent with
ueighbor, aud after returning home he went
to bed, complaining Of "a slight pain in his
head, and the next morning he was discov-
cred in an insensble condition A physi
clan was summoned. who applied restora
lives, but to no avail he was thus held for
about three hours, when he quietly passed
away. He was an exemplary husband and
father, and his sudden death leaves a vacuum
in the hearts Of his wife and two daughters
no other can fill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

LAND SALEs.-Jas. T. Mccullough. Esq,
Trustee, sold at public sale, on Tuesday
last, the farm Of Xachariah Porter, contain.
ing no acres, for 81 ,$77.O0; II. II. Mitchell,
purchaser.
W. j. Jones, Esq, Trustee sold on Mon
day last, the lot of ground, with blacksmith
and wheelwright shops thereon, in North
East, belonging to the estate of the late
Henry P. Lowe, for S4l5. 1t was purchased
by Independent Council No. IA, Order
United American Mechanics.
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National Republican Nominees.

Ael@ Subscribers wW please notice their
accounts NTH lHE WHG on the printed
Labei and remit subscriptions arhcn due.
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Frank GREEN. name which heads
this article is familiar to every business man
IN the county, who has been engaged in
manufacturing, or who has had aught to do
with machinery driven by water. power
Green, as a dam builder, has no superior in
this or any neighboring State. He is type
Of the true lrishman, plucky, energetic, GO
aheaditive, directed by calculating, meth
odical mind that carried its possessor above
the common level in his native Emerald isle,
and finally bore a representative man Of that
tide of brain and muscle which, setting from
the Old World on the shores of the New, has
subdued a wilderness whose boundaries were
only limited by a continent in the primitive
wildncss it was left by the hand Of the lrca-
tor
Disguised with the oppression and tyranny
Of the Old World, unlike large majority
of his countrymen, he did not land on the
shores Of America and strike hands with the
allies OF that arlatocracy which is grinding
the life out of the laboring class in ireland,
but being a mum, he was inspired by the
principles of that party which claims for all
men the same liberty, rights and privileges
for the humbest individual bearing the image
of the Deity, that are enjoyed by the most
favored. Hence we found Green ii thorough
Union man, when the shareholders rebel
lion broke out, and arstOcracy and class
rule strove to establish itself firmly in the
New World.
But we have said more than we designed
under this head, and propose to conclude
these remarks by briefly referring to Mr..
Green in that capacity which he is so widely
and favorably known, viz, Dam Builder.
There is scarcely any considerable stream in
this or adjoining counties that does not bear
some monuments of Green's skill and in
dustry in the shape of powerful mlll-dams.
He is now about finishing a dam ut Stan.
ton, Del, for Mr.. James Taylor, the power
to be used to drive n cotton factory. lie
will then be ready with a fine gang OF hands
to undertake any new job in his line, which
makes such heavy demands on bone and
muscle.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BY the orphans Court for Cecil county.
June 10th, ISIS.
ORDERED, That the sale of the Real Estate of Isaac
j. Lort, deceased, made by 7. 4. Ellis, Executor be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrarv
be shown on or before the fifteenth day OF August
next; provided, copy of this order he inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county once week
for one month previous to the fifteenth day of july
next ''
The Report states the amount of sales to he
s4,6!a.4o' r. ID. LAMAR. Register.
True copy; test, r.. b. LAMAR,
June Id lSoS-lm Register.
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MEDICAL ILLUMINATION

Four Magnifcenty Illustrated Medical Books con
tanning Important PhysioS gical informant or Men
and Women sent free ON receipt Of 2a by addressing
l|r JOHN NANbERPooL, No. 10 Clinton Place ~ Y CIV
rRAWFoRD'S Stump and Rock Extractor and
u Elevator perfected. send for circular.
A. OR AWFORp. Warren. Ne
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SOLDIERS and SAILORS enlisted or drafted, and
mustered into the US Service, after May 26, 1861,
and credited to Maryland, are entitled to $500 State
RnlntY
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HARPER, WILSON e. CO.,
i73 Broadway, N.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-25
TAyyEHILL LODGE, No. -, Y. a. A. W.,
Meets or tho last Saturday Of each month, at the
Masonic Hall. J, T. llLLi W. al
En- q, nOWEn, secy,

sE-Ths Is truly the "aEs Of progress" 6Hl III"
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stood, and not liable to get out II order,
IT. sowing qualities particularly on cloth and ieaih'
cr cannot he cqualcd; and such, we recommend II
TO our friends and the public generally
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Notice Of Final settlement.

AEARGARET MILLER EHeentriH Of the
vi last will and Testament Of David Nil
Ter, deceased, has fled in my Office her final
account current, with said estate, together
with her petition, praying that the estate
be divided among the heirs thereof, and that
she be released from all further liabilities
as ExecutriI Aforesaid. This is therefore
10 notify all persons interested to be and
appear before the Honorable County Court
Of Dallas County, 20 be holden At the Court
House, in the Town Of Dallas on the last
Monday, the 9th day Of JanuhTyls5s, and
contest the SANE if,hsy think proper.
s. 5. JONES.
Clerk G. c. D. c. Tex.
Dallas January Alb ls5s-l61St
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For Sale at "Herald" Office.
De- n. 1861. Dallas, Texas.
dissolution of Co-Partnership

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Geo. ". Guess and J. X. P. Record,
is this day dissolved, at the request Of the
Senior, Geo. W. Guess.
All notes, accounts, &C. due the firm Of
Guess & Record are placed in the hands Of
Geo. W. Guess for settlement; and oil par
ties indebted TO them are requested to call
upon him and settle at once.
GEO. W-GUESS,
J.K.P. RECORD.
Dec 2sth, 1s57-15.3mos-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Thomas Da-
Wis, deceased, at the October Term Of the
Probate Court Of Denton County, Texas,
1867; therefore, all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, to present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they viii he barred.
S. r. DAVIS, Administrator.
Dec. 10th, 1S67-l4;6w.
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Fort Worth High School.

THE THIRD SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will open on Monday, September I'd, lSO''
RATES OF TUITION,
Per Scholar, per Session Of 80 Wcc!'s'
FIRST CLASS-Incluling Spelling, Reading
and PcnmnnsliP.,. w
SECOND CLASS-Includng Intellectual md
Practical Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar,
History, Philosophy, Botany, Chemistry, and
Astronomy oo wv
THIRD CLASS-lncluling Languages and
Higher Mathematics OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 oo
INCIDENTAL Fee. ...........!............".. w
The !SJvc mentioned prices are at specie rates.
National currency taken at its commercial value.
Each student will be charged from the time Of en-
tcring school until the close Of the session
No deduction viii bo made, except in case of pro-
tracted sickness of two weeks or more.
Students may enter for the first twenty weeks at
pro rata rates.
JGs1N HANNA, y. VI, Principal
GAEL VINCENT, Assistant.
August, 3, lSG7-l6ly.
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