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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-01
NORTH EAST ITEMS.

Donation Tbaro :; - a::
SoiI'o,h ' 81 m trrf h1mrls'hg
no. Nil $50 HSa, d" Wiz" Em' VI, .haprl,
III .,ol;n - ~ Elm Neche heeehtly
for The nse or sa;d schoni CO... -, me pfa,
NJ NJ wy use Vi sa.u schoo'' from 1rlehd III
p1a;, SeiS'' iho"''' " MOORE Esq OF
Tnmsauan.o ,f,.,,. 49,.
ost;nm Ta nmee -nee''I g. large anu in'er,
Tcnon;ei's mnoSs w was neiu III
Wodnnsd.v ,ho o3,d "a. o, iii i .I' on
n;oes of ~ c ~ Toa w., un"ei 1"e aus
Deleo,t;ons woro ,rosapt 60 VI 90. It',' p,aee
Mt Havre de- Grace R;s;no Smn and Pr!ol.
Waet;na Housa Thn 49,; nu"' "no C nl.oa
Rand was nrssent and d;;onmsso n1h o,;,h,si
mnsio Tba Maoi,;n amu ~, u,,'oufsf i ae'sh.lu'
;zed NV tho e,so,;om s IS was reguaaaf,y organ,
the anno;nted ,;ma R % Up, o J"I C AZ
of PbiIadelnhia was ;ntrodunaS - 10 Os
d;ence Int a(ter "noot;no co. aho,. 'n Go "u
Minutes was sndJanlu ;,, t 49, NV
heavy thunder Storm Which nnnora ~
" DISPERSED The meci;"% Row T. r. Wa,.
lack. of Elkton woS aIsn ,rasan, - ., aL"'
PaiatinoNou;,e fevar for 'o; ~ p" NJ
outside of bouses has so;znd tbap .;t;anss ny of
North East, and is still rapin@ We bona
there will he no aLatsmant 81 H. o,,a no N
the town l. tbouon'hln r; vi 'he '''"cA I'LL
EysL;no ,,oriu N0v;tpo go 1a,.a, l o.
able eccIeso stical Gsb;na ,Sr, ""u as oo.
down North East River ono p" JsUy l "' ~ s.
We hone thew did NOT aat {. tght ; >, zen,
their excessive drinkino. ON tho XII Xii "po"
Relioious. An INTERESTING reI;n;o,s chr.
vice was held, on Inst sunday aftsrnoon Of
the residence of Mr.. ,Josenb Grant an old ID
and respected citizen Of Eortb Enst :" ,v J,o
has hea, oAl;otaJ fnr a WI. 'a's, " WIZ,
cancer on his faca he;1a n,n I,' ~ IL.
premises for n iong time and thmS don W. .1
the privileges of The church ssrv;co spi Rsv
Thos. l.. Poulson preached a sermon I ec.
companied by appropriate singing and nr,ver
Quarterlv WeetinG.-Tbr second onnrterI,
r,oo,;, nfy,l: ne "eeohu luarIer,y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-01

We are now acting as agent for the Farm
crs Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Pa. i,
generally known as the York County Com.
pany, and are prepared to take applications
for insurance on Buildings, Furniture or
other personal property, for one, two or
three years, on either the cash or mutual
plan. Farmers wishing insurance on their
crops for period of three, six or nine
months, would do we'll to insure in this Co.
Persons having insured in other Compa
mics, may increase their insurance in this
Company. The Farmers Mutual has been
in existence over fifteen years, and has met
all losses by cash on hand, never having oc
casion to assess the notes of the Company
Applications for insurance from any part
of the county received at The Wig Office,
Elkton, Nd,
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.IErFEIEs' REJECTION. THE notorious Col.
N. l.. Jctlries, nominated by the President
for Commissioner of Internal Revenue, was
rejected by the Senate by a vote Of SO 70 ..
Tho President issued an order changing the
military districts. General Candy is removed,
and General Rousseau is given an important
position, in order 10 thwau the laws OF Con
glcss.
Congress for the want of time to perfect them
were the Tariff bill the bill for the reduction OF
the army. the bill providing provisional gov
ernlnenls for the States of VIII nia, Mississippi
and Texas, and the Sandwich Island treaty.
OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale at The Wig
office for SO cts. q hundred.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for August, con.
tains remarkable case of Physical Phcn.
omena; st. Michael's Night III Convival
Songs; A Trip to Jackia; Ideal Property
To c. S.-a pocm-Ont on the Reef; Will
the Coming Man Drink Wine; Worldly
Wise Crean Days III "a Modern Let
ter de Cachet" Reviewed The Footpath-
very pretty little poem, and Reviews and
Literary Notices. Yearly subscription $I.O0
Tichnor 4 Fields, Boston.
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WIsrARs PALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and
Grires CeL Lrnted Sairc have stood the test of
long experience, and have come into general
use. These articles are no qrack nosrums, but
genuine preparations, skillfully compounded,
and well adapted to the class of diseases for
which they are rec, mmended. Seth w. Fowe
& Son, Boston, Mass, are the proprictors.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,
Grand Fair ElktOn.

Commencing August LIST, and to continue
to the end, at the Store lately occupied by
Rosscll, now known as the Yellow Posts.
where all Goods in our line will be sold at
cost, for cash, to change business. Re-
member yellow Posts FoARD 4 JOE
HunSoN.
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ELKToN RowDYlSM.--The drunken rowdy.
ism of Elkton is becoming disgusting be-
yond all endurance. The bells under, and
back holes and corners OF, our streets, which
spew out to the public, crowds of beasty
men, are disgrace to the town, the county
and the State. They put to shame the
hotels that are established for the accommo
dation Of the public, by spewing out their
insane drunken victims, who straightway
reel, swearing and blaspheming into to the
first public house they meet with, creating
noise, confusion and riot, to the disgust and
annoyance of every respectable person.
On Saturday afternoon last, VIC had one
of those beastly exhibitions, in the most
public street in the town, and yet there was
no law and no officer to arrest the drunken
rowdies, who fought and swore in the most
horrible and disgusting manner.
Elkton, some 80 or 40 years ago, used to
be reproach for its drunken rowdyism and
lighting, and it appears to be fast rclapsins
into its primitive barbarism again. If such
a scene as was witnessed in the heart Of the
town here on Saturday afternoon last, was
attempted on Baltimore street, Baltimore,
or Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA the often
ders would be arrested and fined in less
time than it takes to relate he foul occur
renee. Is there no law, or can there be no
law had, by which we can punish such hor.
rble outraces against decent society in Elk.
ton? The low groggcrics of this town are
volcanoes of perditon, which vomit vice and
immortality to poison the young, and shock
and offend every citizen of responsibility and
decency. There ought to be law to break
them up and root them out. They are moth.
ing but drinking, gambling dens, established
for no other purpose, and used for nothing
else and the licensing Of such places is an
utter peryersion Of the license law, and an
evil and outrage inflicted on the community
by such Il monstrous construction of the law.
No man can point out single good or use.
full purpose they subserve but every one
can point to the evil they innict upon the
community. And we hold that it is contrary
to the spirit and purpose OF law to innict
evil, and only evil, upon the public.
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focal affairs.

PHoToGRAfHiYG.- The Mammoth Tent of
Messrs. Engle 4 Furlong, pitched on North
street, is crowded constantly. They are
first class Artists, and children seem to be
speciality with them. They will stay another
week; see advertisement in this paper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-01

TIE PLACE FOR BARGAINS -Galluhcr &
McCaulcy will, from this date, august lst,)
offer their entire stock of Goods ut Cost for
Cash.. Now is the time to secure bargains.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-01

The Improved Singer Sewing Machine does
all kinds of work in tia most substantial man.
ncr REESE Il FoAHD, Agts., O. +. Hall.
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FOR THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Price Reduced for Three Months,

We will send THE WING to any address from the
present time until the Saturday after the Presden-
tia election, for FIFTY CENTS, we will send the
paper for ForR MONTHS to any address receipt of
the same amount, providing tho four months Xpire
before the year 1853.
SUI F"thcr deductions ~ Campaign Clubs.
We will send five copies four months for....s2 %
Tor ~ cents for each persona
len coph.S lour months -
(or ~ cents for each persona
Fifteen copies, four months. 6 %
Tor 40 cents for each person.
Twenty copies four months. so
Tor 3712 cents for each person)
We ask our Republican friends to aid in circulating
The Wig during the campaign. With little effort
large c BIS may be got up at almost every Post Office
at these low rates
The Republicans of this county owe it to them
selves to redeem the county from the disgrace OF
rebel rule, and to do that they must work And no
more efiectnal means can he employed than in aid
ing to circulate Il live Republican paper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-01

CHANGEsIN REAL ESTATE DURING TmErAsT
WEEK.-Amos Alexander. Sheriff, sold to
+. W. Janney, on Thursday last, 2 roods Of
land, with a house thereon, on the plank
road from Elkton to Lewisville, Pa, for
$3.50.
Sarah B. Stubs sold to Benz. b. Philips,
lot in Rising Sun, on the road to the Rail.
road depot. Price, $500.
Jesse A. Kirk sold to Job Haines, a lot in
the same village, containing 49, square
yards. Price not named.
Job Haines sold to Jesse A. Kirk for
$50, lot in the same place, containing 1902
square yards.
VIM. B. Paca sold to VIM. II. Olcr, of
Baltimore, an acre ofland on Watson's
Island, in the Susquehanna River, near Port
Deposit. Price ST 600 This is the largest
sum we have heard being paid for the same
amount of land at least in this neighber.
hood.
Joseph Miller sold to Hugh f. Scarbor-
ough, "a acres, on Egg Hill, in this Dis.
trict. Price, $500.
J. j. Heckart sold to James Farr, a lot in
the town of Port Deposit, for 5000. Quail
ity of ground not named.
Theodore Physick sold to Wm w. Moore,
Is! acres, in the 9th District, part of tract
called " Hughes Choice Price, $500.
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Insurance.

. Bargains in Summer good at the o. +. Hall
Closing out for Fall trade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-01

BE EcoNoMlcAl.-Moncy, time, labor,
and clothes all saved by the use Of MOORE
4 BROS Wilmington City Soap. Families
use it. and We are certain that you will be
convinced of the fact.
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Dissolution Of CO.Partnership.

The Co Partnership heretofore existing between
Samuel +. Sidwell and Lewis C. Martinde under
the name and firm of SIDW ELL MARTINDELL,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bust.
ness of the late firm win be settled ly either of the
undersigned. Those indebted requested to
make immediate payment '
SAMUEL +. SIDWEI.L,
July IL, 1868 LEWIS C. MARTINDELL.
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Every body is interested in Groceries and
Provisions. You can get them good and cheap
at REESE l. FoARD's Cash House in the Hol-
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company


The Annual Meeting of the members Of thi. Com
pany will be held at their room in the Odd Fellows
Hall, in the town of Ekton Saturday. the LIST daY
of August merit, at II o'clock AN for the purpose of
electing Nine Managers to serve for the ensuing
year.
On that day, the Premium Interest of the different
members will be due and payable. Parties who fail
to pay on before that day will ho liable cxtrs
charge of % cents for the Internal Revenue Stamp
which the law requires to be placed on the receipt
in all such
by order Of the Board of Managers.
IA ELLIS,
July Is, 1SGs-tm Secretary.
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CONTEMPLATION.

The Merchandise business will lie continued at
the old stand, at Cowantown, by Martndell Max
we'll They will keep full line Of Goods, which
will be sold Cheap for Cash. Thankful for past
patronage, they respectfully ask 9 continuance of
tho same. LEWIS G. MARTINDEIL,
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
Cowantown, July Is, lsOS-3w
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Another Great Flood,

10000 Seed and Havana Cigars $4,000
Choice Connecticut Seed 10000 Bundles {;
10 boxes Prime Monitor Navy Tobacco {;
Peyton Graveley's Bright Tobacco lot of
Cut and Dry and Smoking Tobacco; Iur.
ham Smoking, for sale by Vim. McCnERY,
in the Hollow, Elkton NJ. d.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-01

BLACK BEREIEs.-We were presented with
a couple Of boxes of Lawton Blackberries,
a few days since, by Mr.. OFT, which were
superior to any berry of the kind we have
ever seen. These berries are very large and
uniform, and when taken into the mouth,
melt away, as it were, having most deli,
cious flavor, unaccomraned with that bitter
trace peculiar to the viii berry.
MIR. OTIS Lawtons have few seed and are
entirely free from the hard core, which is
found in the common berry. These berries
sell in the Wilmington market at present for
40 cents q quart Mr.. OFT stands at the
head of the berry cultursts in our neigh.
borhood,
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Examination Of School Teachers,

The Board of School Commissioners of Cecil
county viii hOii IN Examination for Teachers at
El.kIoN, on I"Ss1dg and Wednesday,, august IN
Cad l2th and at PORT DEPOSiI on Fri,idy and
Saturday, august 1Ih and 18TH.
All persons desiring to be employed as Teachers
in the Public Schools of the county will please
attend BY order. J. SQ'IER,
Aug l, 1sGs-2w Secretary
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Immediately after tho above the subscriber as
Attorney for Mr. John q. Smith, the owner will Offer
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rerr,hlc Duel Ne.r New n1lsan.
From New dreams PAPER.

From New Orlcers Paper
According 20 the ;c..oft III iae Crescent
Yesterday morning tue fs'pois aIyfl <
ground CT tie 1o aifle Il d., suJwn g.
Ire Oak, wss the sc-ue Sa,urle,
morning oi ssngansry d..pi between two
Young men Of thIs ei'y, which las rarely
hsd its psrsi'ci " fho snnal- 81 the code.
either N this cGuntry or 10 Eltope The
sn'sgcuiSts were, the one native Creole
of New Orleans, the other Freuchman hy
birth the prov0ca,oa blow il he face
rt the hand Of tie Crto'e; the weap p,ns
were broad1woris; the hour daycresk
Arrived on the fell, accompanied by their
seconds, the combsais stripped 70 9
waist, and sword IN hand, Ia the freezing
ar OF the morning, spnng at each other
like tigers. There was no hesitation or
playing to try each other skill.
4 !ew langes an1 cuts were successfully
parted, when sud ienly an up>cut from the
Fsenehmsp sword wounded his opponent
IN the right arm. The rtposte FROM tbs
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Au9cIGEs Crime in France

From the Opinion National Of Paris. Nov q.
An ooioQs cfir,e sss jus, been cDaaait-
ted here under the fo,ioviHg h rrowlns
circumstances: Ar. y /. gentleman
oi noble tirth reported to have an income
Of not less TRAN slS0, ,otJ, aaa dae.is IN
one a. the most SUBJ ptvons hotsis Of recent
coustraction IN tbs yicinity Of a park
aud wood that Is freeue;:ted dsiis by
thousand, ct eauipascs aea re,s. -tr,ai,s.
lie has been q widoxer Tor several years,
and has c,,e eh,id, . young girl OF seven
teen, ot wonderful oesuty and just returned
from ,choo. SiEce her return she motto, a
that her Father ) attentions considerable
Increased 10 rhicn ene Ftsvun',ed by dis
raytne the sf,sj-r bias. nf..tciioa Soon
her father n.sunuf necarle 70 marx ri
thai she took ssff8 Ga3 Ta> not allowed
| 10 leave tis. huii-e s.ri th. doors qerr ei,,--
ed to all visitors, even til. eeare-, relations.
| Under therc embarrassing circumstances
she took nor mail INTO her confluence ami
| the result wac that rho should occupy n
| sussll red ~ hcr misstress room.
A few ri.it- after. the young eirl ~rS
| awakened ,y sane rerron ertef!nA her
| roc,n stessthdy. aud by ,be d,m iIoht Of
the night lamp she was her tiea 10 dI-ccvcr
! her father. Her cry ei q arm awoke the
servant sho ru he'd to her ie.rae, and the
father, rendered furious bs fms unexpcct,
assistance, scizing q stnall haio.i.t used ioI
cutting the frowood, and ra>ni HaJis or
his daI1 1tter. caftlrg her te.1iuliy. Iae
| maid a strong yours ct,titTy ls->. .gicceei.
| ID III holding him Oh uaiil tte otbcr srlv,
ans came TO the room, attracted Is TIE
NOISE. Although the servants were Lound
10 secrecy By their aster, sttii reports rct
atrosi, and the police ms.!e a descent up
On the hou-e and arrested hm. TIE
young lady is bedly wounded, but it i,
hoped she viii recover.
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Creole laid open the Frenchman's left
cheek. laying the inside open anl expos
ing his teeth. Nothing dauntei. the
wounded nau stepped back. hai a haua-
kerchief bound around his face ai.d aeaiu
put himself IN attitude of oifense Ills
first lunge penetrated tie breast ei his an
tsgonist, between the rio and The SKIN, but
it was made with such relentless force that
il pas ed a, thfouah the off arm. An at
teiuit was made at this n uen b. tie ;, C
onds to stop the matter al that point, bne
the man with the handkerchief around his
Jaw rushed at the secona who WAS most
anxious to settle The matter, sword in baud
ass yera'ing taat nauaht sheri quiet his
amnesty except Gu across his fero1t
The battle WIS renewed, aud lasted aeiil
the Creole had received eight woauds and
the other six--all severe and pa,Ha, bat
none, It is h ped, dan. e on, Bob men
displayed extraordinary co, rage. animosijy
and endd ancc; aad daring the course OF
the bloody encounter, L timer was wiling
to give up ihc contest IL ii bo,h hai t.o let
their hands fall helpless to their sides, from
loss of blood anu the pain OF heir wornds.
Inc parties were carried home after hav-
ing their Wounds dressed sud, thoush ,hs
Creole had two mora Ho1ads, his situation
was more comfortable an! less crlticsl than
that OF his antagonist
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A QUIcK AND rsofIrARLc larr The
schooner Scy t,-n, couwsuoet rs that
vel! known and rarplsr >.i!nr, CAPT. II. &
AHrecht, after lcirg 6i>usntizd aud laid
up in orr river for the winter, sss'n spIesd
her tai'- TO the winter cn Thursday CT lSs'
week, srd started fer Chicago With 7 cargo
Of rlrincles wooi etc. To the -urpri>e Of
all she made her appearance IN our bart or
ncsin On Sunds loaded with 5000 bushels
Of corn max ne the round trip hetveeu
Msnitowcc and Chicago in about serenity.
ttro .h0urs including the time of unloading
and loading her two careoes. We believe
the trip has never been beaten, and Is q
very remarkable one for the eceson. We
believe Cant. A cleared nearly 81 .00O in
that short tine On his freiehts, which VIII
please all OF his friends, Of hich he has a
host
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Notice.

TTNnE Board Of Trustee Of the Village Of
M3nitewoc hereby forbiis oil persons to
sell or give away to EDWAhb SIiTH, Of said
vii ige, any ardent, spirituous or intoxicating
liquors or drink- of any kind, for the space o.
one year from this date.
If my person shall give, sell, purc'laae or
procure for or in behalf of slil Edward Smith,
or for his use, any such liquors or drinss, hs
shall on conviction there7f be punished by
iue of ity doilgsis. or, in d suit of innk iiate
payment Of ich fine, by i1nprisonmcnFln the
county iail for thr space OF thirty days, unless
sooner discharg4I by payment of such fne ind
all costs and fees up to fhe 4 e f his dis
charge. HENRY BAETZ,
Village President.
FRED BoRcHEnD,, vii ge oiorx. -
Dated December 81, 1883
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THE FxuIBI7IoN.-7h &c exhibition given
by tie First District school on the cverinF
of the lSlh inst, vas decided success, ard
produced, ve arc told, something over c
hundred dollars, cIa,T ot expenses, which
sum goes towards purchasing a nc'06eon
for the use Of the schoci. Tie perform
anoes were under the direction of Mr.
BRAINARD snd Miss McGlSLEY, tire tao
principal teachers in the District, ana they
are entitled TO no little cre3i, tor the mani
fest labor bestowed by ther, in prcrsriug
for this entertsinmcnt. The programme,
as a general thing, vss well selected. (sl
though rather lengthy srd some Of the
pieces we're well rendered. especially the
'Song Of the Shirt, By Miss GERTlE 81
BREr, and the "Gjpsey Queen, by Miss
ETA BARRIE. Af;tr the exhibition sup
per was had By those who desired, for tho
bcneft Of the exhibition. On the vhcio
the affair vaS well managed and gave very
general s1tisfasJion.
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NEW CONS. -Tae deacn ma :;crs of q

NEW CONS the demon nations of the
rev Joins are TO lie enc, three and Eve
cents, and they sre composed of one fourth
aicx ei sud three touY,hs correr. The one
cent coin is TO weigh grain and halt and
vii. t,o about the size Of Eve cent silver
coiu wh,ch some of the existing inhabitants
nt the United States viii recoliect to have
seen. The ts-ce ard FIVE cent ricces are
to be about the sisa Of the cre snA two cent
corrcrs now IN ,,sc. ard will Weigh respect
iveiy three ard fvc srsins The new coin
is to he lees! tender fer a dollar eKceyt fer
duties 90 irspert~, and all the existins s;ck
Ell sad copper coins will be withdrawn.
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Prize rjsht.
Lansing, Ind ]

lansing, Ind . Dec, II.
The prize figlt hot~een Fred Buseey md
Bill McAirine which came of about hall q
mile from this station this forenoon, result
cd IN leavins M-A'pine one Of the wort
..irtea uen in America though the
s,.sss are technically a-aflea to him on
account Of ioul t.or deait ty Brssov
while The former ~as Oh Lis knees. Seven
IL Eve ronras were foneht, ana McAiplpe
wss klockcd down seFeay II oat ct tie
seventv-fve times, aud was terribly bre1is-
ed and punishe3. Dussey- appeared 10 be
as fresh as at the FIRST. AMI would, OF
course. have won the stakes had he not
dealt the foul blow.
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A CARp-KxTRA.-As one Of oar editor

A CARp-ExTRA.--A one OF oar editors
IL con6ned ny sickness to his house, aud
the oIher is on trip to kewauuee looking
for wife among the Belgian girls OF 'hDt
.woodeo country, I'll Of the good things III
this uun.ler Of see Plot must be credited
to the devil IN the :Iisa, Who, Il tue Pres>
sns state Of .L.uas continue, vii be obiisrd
TO do oil Of the lesd-aork Of the paper Tor
soue time. Mako nay for Us, aud hear Us
tor our cause.
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THE LEGISLATURES, - The Wisconsin,
Lee','stafe for 1869 vii eenveae ea We;!
,.cst,ry, the l3 h day II Jsanarv. There
~ ,e'hihs "a prospect row IN tie way o.
i-,-,scss that vii he Ii .eI, to o-eury nuel
f.s-e and we can sec bo reason WY The
se>s'c. reed se rre.rae.ca ley yoti few
weeks. We suppose, however. that the
us-al amount ot l,,csl Rl1s.rtion viii have
70 se gore throlgh, s..d large russ,ler o;
laws enacted for the succeeding Legislature
10 yci-ea! the business which viii awake
the l-rr zest amount Of interest viii lie the
-c!ectios Of a successor to Doeli,tle IL the
United States Senssc, which by law must
take place en- the o6 h of January.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-12-25

TIE GAME LAWS. Oar dealers in game
sill bear in mind that the possession Of
prsirie hens or chickens, qusil-, eronse,
psrtr5ces and ruiised grouse, after the fif-
teonth day Of the month subjects .hcm 10
a pinsty of tso dollars ard costs. i5r every
bird iound. The time for The taking anl
sale OF deer expires on the ff,eenih day Of
January Lext. and any one found in pos
session Of this game after that date will lie
liable to fine Of ten collars for every deer
exposed for sale or Otherwise Sick eai>
tors, like ougseif, We believe are exempt>
ed from the operations of this law, and a
partridge or a ham Of venison will be ac-
.a.... J.. H. Il.L q.