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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14
MARRIED..

HARNEl-SMITIl.-At North East. on
Saturday, March 18th, by Rev II. q. Sim
pers WILLIAM 5. HARVEY and JOSEPHINE
SMITH, all of this county.
MOORE-COLLOM.-On Feb. 18th. by
Rev. j. A. Brindle. EDWARD C. MooRE
and Mrs. TEIIzA }. NJ. COLON, all Of this
county.
kELLEY-RU SSELL. On March the 4th
by Rev. j. A Brindle, SAMUEL KELLEY
and SARAH \. Russell. all ofthis county.
PGLE-MCCARTN On March the 9TH,
by Rev. j. A. Brindle, AMOS Pyle and
MARY MCCARTNEY. all OF this county.
JOHNSON-THOMPSON.-On March the
Bird, by Rev. V Gray, Jouy II. Johnson
and MAGGIE +. Thomson, all Of this
county.
ENGLAND-PlERSON.-O March the
Bird, by Rev. Y. Gray. KIRK ENGLAND and
MARIA PlEgsoS. all Of this county.
LYNCH -FCLTON.-Dn the 10th nst
i'll the parsonage, at Bay View, by Rev
James NJ. Eldrrdcc. GEORGE ". LYNcm.
and LIZZIE C. fuLroN, both of this coun.
FORD-WRIGHT.- On the 18th inst. by
Rev. II. Mathews. JANIS r. FORD and
ANNE Z. WRIGHT, all of this county.
ALDklDGE AWFORD. AT Havre
De Grace, on the 18th inst, by Rev. II.
S. Shippers, WILLIAM 5. ALpnIDGE and
Mrs. ADDlE CRAWFORD, all otihi. county.
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where the Democratic Election
Funds Come From.

The Committee OF Rgtrcnchment of the House
"i Representatives have prepared lengthy Tc-
port On the whisky and tobacco frauds. After
VUoting the testimony taken before Il committee
of the TIiny-nintl. CoLgrcS, touching the col
fusion o! officers OF the Government with di.lon
est persons, the report says that the President
bad abundant cNi.cncc, i'll numerous cases
showing cnnchlSy,ly the rminithiulncSs vi
mlny officers yet the y are undisturbed' No al
i'mpt has been made 10 prove The fragrant VIC
,liuns Of law in the eases OF individuals who
Ii We amusscd priIcriv fortunes by cunningly
devised schemes. Cases OF this kind have been
reported, yet not II single criminal has been
compelled 10 disgoI.o the fruits al hi, crime, OF
10 suiierhc pains and pcnalle, for violating the
Inv. il also says ihHt some of the worst men
secure appointments rs revenue nsprctu and
~. ,nis hai SON" Of these officers have recently
graduated from state Prison, and Others have
been in the Rebcl,crHrr. Many eases are cited
hy the committee TO illustrate the manner in
which these men secure " black mail Ii is
added thar Whenever such cases have come to
the attention of Mr.. Rollins he has asked for The
removal of the officers: but the President has IN
all cases refused compliance with these requests,
and encouraged such PRACTICES when the per
sons implicated would agree TO pay money into
The Democratic election fund. This will all be
changed before long when Andy is sent back To-
Tennessee.
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\ PGECooIorS IouTn. The Washington
E.rpresS, one Of the back stairs organs Of Mr..
Johnson. tells the following incident OF the
President $ last leyce:
\ youth, about ten years OF age. named
Walter wilkins, approached the President.
in company with two geutlemen and reach
ing his hands to him said : II love the
President who loves the Constitution and
l'niori.' The President said; "God bless
YOU, my boy and raising him in his arms
kissed him. much to the delight ofthose who
witnessed the scene.
Since The day when the Presidents feel
ings We're overcome on readingthe despatch
rs announcing the beautiful concord exist
my ut the Philadelphia Convention, we have
seen nothing more affecting than this. Re
markable youth. your father ought 10 have
an Office
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Person, making application for transfers of property
will be required to comply with the following sections
of Article Is Of the Code of Public General Laws:
section ~ Whenever any person Shall make applica-
tim for any allowance deductio on account OF the
sale transfer alienation, loss removal Of any prop
cry or the collection payment Of any public pri-
vate security for money. the Comfy Commissioners
Appeal Tax Court, shall nterrugnta him on oath in
reference lheato ana the disposal Of the same, and
prciay inquire of him to whom the same has been sold
transferred, aud the amount of the purchase money.
or the money collected and how the been in
vested.
Section 10 They shall also interrogtte said person
oath reference to any acquisitions or investment.
made by him, and already assessed and the amount
ul ALI such acquisitions and Investments shall be added
TO his assessabe property, and if he refuses answer
allowance or deduction shall be made his
meht Feb. - lS6S--lw.
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4 FARMER Writing to BAuGi q Sons, says
he used their Raw Bone Phosphate last spring,
and found ii 10 be all ts friends claimed for it
used it on corn, broom corn. potatoes, straw
berries, and the various kind, Of vegetables,
with tie most satisfactory results. Another
one says owing 10 the excessive wet weather
his corn did NO, mature properly, but he is salts
fed where he applied he Phosphate there was
30 per cent more corn than where it was not
used Another used it on eight rowcd yellow
flint corn which he found TO he larger and more
prolific than Ionaerly-thc ears being II TO II
inches long. aud three fonrth, of the crop show :
Jag ~ TO II VOWS per cat-this land was i'll Il
high state Of cultivation and had never given
.ch results before.
The originals of the nhove letters raoy be seen
ny any farmer who will call upon the manuiac
tuners Of Bsu"ns RAW Bone PHOSPHATE.
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~ ABRAHAM ;. PALMER
vs..
MARY ]. PALMER.

In the Circuit Court ior Coed county. IN Ch,ncoly
February l4th, 1865.
The object Of this suit is to procure divorce by
the complainant from the defendant. The Bill
states that complainant and defendant married
ON the seventh day of May, AID sGi, in Cecil coun
", and that since that time defendant has hccn
guilty Of aduuy, and has left the State of Maryland
1t is thereupsn adjndged and ordered, that the
complainant by causing copy of this Order to be
inserted in some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once week for one month before the 18th
day of March, next, give notice to said absent
defendant OF the object and substance of this Bill
and warn her to appear in this Court in person or b,
solicitor, or before the 18th day Of June ne ii
To answer the promises and show cause, if any si,
has, why n Decree ought not to pass Us prayr,
". p, EWING. Solicitor for Complainant
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk
True copy: test DAVID SCOTT,
Feb II. lSG7--lm Clerk.
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Deafness. Blinaaass and Catarrh.

ID y AIS, VI. d. UCUTTsI uIU AWTINI,
% Professor oil The Eye and Ear. formerly
Of Lcyilcn, Holland, located at No. sos Arch
street, Philadelphia. where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE. EAn or CArAEEu
will he scientifically treated nnd cured, il
durable. The McdicaI faculty is invited, US
he has no secrets in his mode OF treatment.
O5-Arliiical Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made Tor examination.
Ian u. lSG.i-- 4
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ERRORS or YGl TIL.

\ Gentleman Nitu suffered for wears from Nervous
Debility. Premature p"ray, and al the effects OF
youthful iudI~'riun. Will for tie sake Of ~iiil, ring
humanity. send free 10 all WHO need Ii. The recipe
and directions for making the simple T., me,iy lay
which he wa cured. Sufferers wishing to profit lay
tc advertiser, experience, do ~ undressing
IN perfect confidence, john Il, OGDEN.
MAY Is. lS6T--ly ~ tcdar Street. New York.
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The Managers Of the Impeachment will file
their replication 10 the Presidents simmons on
Monday. and uS; that the trial proceed al once,
and will oppose any delay They will demon
strae that longer time i, unnecessary tor ihe
President, aud unjust to the interests .! the PEG
pie and the country, who demand tina, The pres
ent excitement and uneasiness shall he settled
al once, and not continue over several months
of time, TO The neglect Of other great national
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

The correspondence between General
Grant aud General Hancock, in relation to
some removals made by the latter, has been
sent to Congress. General Grant tells Han
cock that his "order Of removal was based
on certain charges which ! did not think
were sustained by the facts as they were pre-
scented To me. He then administers to
Hancock = gentle hint that he has used the
telegraph t,o freely, and hat dispatches OF
snoi LENGTH - HIS should be sent by mail
General IiaHc0ci; concludes the correspon-
drnce by asking 10 be relieved, and that he
be sont 10 st. I.onis to await further orders.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

will be at CECILrON, the 18th and 18th;
WARWICK, 18th; CHESAPEAKE CITY, 10Th and
2lst; FAIR Ii IL l., 18th; {. klMBLES HOTEL, 2ftil
of March, Tor the purpose OF receiving lists OF
Income and Special Tax told Watches. Plate
Carriages hp,l licenses All persons liable to any OF
these faxes are notified To meet me AT the above
places onthe days named.
JOHN McCAULEY,
Mar y lSU,-2w Assistant Assessor.
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A Proposition to Subscribers.

To any subscriber sending us the names OF
ire new subscribers with the cash, 50, we will
give credit Of one year ON his subscription OF
TO any one not subscriber. sending us fire new
sub cribers with the cash, 80 we viii send a
copy of the Wing one year for nothing.
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INFORM aTIDN,

Information guaranteed to produce iuxriat Growth
uf hair upu hBd head hcariiess face a,.u recii
Tor tho removal ni Pmples Bi5tles, E,uitions atr
the skin. leaving Tic soft clear. aud beautiful can
be obtained without charge 10y add, essina
THoS. 4. CHAPMAN, cHsMIsr,
sept II, lSt1--nIay II s23 Broadway, NewYork
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NOTICE.

WILLIAM GIBSON VALENTINE. next friend Nr.
CHARLES BAILEY VALENTINE, LEWIS ALIEN
AMBER VALENTINE, and CATH ERR NECOGLE
and her husband, whose christian maine is
unknown.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to procure Decree for
the sale of small tract of land containing 10 acres.
, rood- and II perches of which Nancy Ward lately
died seized leaving the defendants her heirs al law.
The Bill is filed by the complainant a. next friend
of his children, Charles Bailey Valentine and Lewis
Alexander Valentine, of Cecil county. VIII" are infants
under twenty ona years, and states that Nancy Ward
died s.ized and possessed Of the said land it being
the same land devised to her by her husband, Pere-
Crime Ward; that said Nancy Ward departed thi.
life interstate, in December, 1867, leaving the said
Charles Bailey Valentine, Lewis Alexander Nalen-
tine, the children OF Lavinia Valentine, deceased
who was the wife OF complainant, and daughter of
said Nancy Ward, and Catherine Cogle, another
daughter of said Nancy Ward, her only heirs at law
That the said Catherine Coge resides in the city of
Philadelphia, beyond the limits of this State, with
her husband whose full name is unknown to the
complainant. The Bill charges that the said land
ties interested, and that it will be for their interest
and advantage to have the land sold and the money
arising from said sale divided among the parties,
according to their respective rights. The Bill rrays
for sale OF said premises; also, for general relief
1t Is thereupon adjldged and ordered, this thiv-
teenth day of February, 1865 that the complainant
by causing u copy of this Order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in Cecil county once Il
week for four successive weeks before the nine
teentli day Of March, next. give notice to the said
absent defendants If the object and substance of
this Bill, and warn them to appear in this Court in
person or by solicitor or before nineteenth day of
June, next, to answer the premises and show cause
il any they have, why decree ought not to pass
prayed. DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
Feb IT, lSGs-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

- ON friends in the different parts OF The
county, viii do lis n great favor, if they will
send TO us the particulars of anything Of local
interest trauspiring in their vicinity
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, MARCH II, 1865.

NOrICE.-Administrator Executors, and others
having business in the Orphans Court which requires
advertising, viii please he particular when they want
such notices To appear in The Wing to leave orders to
that effect otherwise the Register is liable 10 put all
such Notices in The Democrat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14


WUsday No,ch 19ih, at 10! o'clorh. IN.
HORSES.
s;.-:,----. Two young Mares. . years Old n.
ri / finest May, handsome animals. ~aSyr>1
NfDTago"d stock ana work kindly ,EZ,M5
- j. -,4&aiso, " brown Comedian Horse, y u
seventeen head Of porou and Durham cattle, all
oi lhcm the tavoTtr red ruor-in the lot are four
Cows vita Calves by their sides others fresh. and
2'"lnInG INTO ptohti balance young stock including
THREE DEVON BULLS,
III" oldest wears old, a pretty and quiet animal.
OXEN.
One yoke of red Oxen wear. old weight over 800
pounds. Kind and s"ntc t. work. q,icI, walkers
THIS 70, Of oxen, for goodness ami well matching,
are seldom oqualed.
HOGS AND PIGS,
From Chester county consisting Of rrood sows, |
with pig; others coming to profit Slloat~ and
thr handsome ii'mr'll"g. West Chester.
HAY.
Trinity /" 10 tons good Timothy and Glover Hay
iERMANIU"N Carriage, IN COMPLETE OR
DER. HARNESS
For Wagon, Catriagc and rl"w-. with Rridles. Col
lars. llrhiun ~'Gup- lI"r-"nud Cow Ialtcr~ Saddle
amt HMi!e, 'l in good condition and made of the
.'.'' '''''v''.,E'
40 EnOKI.N OR WORKOUT FARMING nlpI f.
MENTS.
c'n~i,ihis ufa nearly arw Kirby clipper, vanwcklc
IAN corn shelter. OK cart. huS wagon. 2h"r-" wagon,
patent revolving rake. the Old style revolving rake.
:Iaim drill ROLLER, .rind stones, fork. rakes shovrls
&c pi"u@h. nin",ip which the Atwood. .chriI-
dorm. l'"acor, y Mar.: douhr harrow, single do.
tukrs. yo,"~. 40. &c. II grain bags. aud 10 do.
second hand.
POSTS AND RAILS.
few hlud!od old and SOM ready dressed posts,
also "a few hun,tl eel rails and old
DAIRY FIXTURES.
thuru, pans. 'ult. AZ.
BACON.
pchcd pnr> ana shoulders.
SOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Comprising in part good stoves. window shades oil
cloth with many other articles not enumerated.
LARGE SIZE BREEDING CHICK EMS & TURKEYS.
credit Of n"nths with approved security. on all
above 500 under this cash ) per off for
cash $50 ne The sale is positive and
without reserve" the Subscriber hay ing dee lined farming
,ud renewed to NcwatE
Mar :. lSdS2w WI r.. iiEISIER.
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SPENCER & WRIGHT.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 25th. 1864

Having known Mr.. Fletcher J.. Marine for many
years past, we take pleasure in stating IL tive know
MIN to be gentleman in when the utmost confidence
may be placed, in the transaction Of business lie is
prompt. attentive. obliging and reliable John W
Randolph, Esq, Cashier md National Bank Isaac p
COOK, Register of Wills. Robert Turner. ESQ John W
Rnn Co., Rev. Andrew Manslp, Phila, Armstrong
Berry. Aug 5: 1867
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Try our Soaps. and if they fail in the
great work they are expected to do, your
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MOORE, y BRO. 3d and Orange Sis, Will
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber. of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
said county letters of Administration on tie per-
sonal estate OF
JOSIAH HALL.
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
Ia exhibit the >.re with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On or before the It'll ,iay OF February, 1860;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate Al persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate payment TO
the subscriber. Given under my hand this I'D day
of February. ls6s. ANN X. HALL,
Administrators OF Josiah Hail. decd.
Tes'-REuBEN ID. LAMAR. Register
Feb -, lS6Sbw
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