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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-06

NaI ne W iIIitiH
Craig, Jasper B.
Clarke. X. NJ.
Crow, Rodger
Coleman, Truman c.
Conley. Elijah
Calbreath, j. VI.
Cuthbert. James
Cromwell. Oliver
Cross, Frederick II.
Comstock, L. NJ.
Clary, D. c.
Carr. James II.
Cowing, Joseph
CowiHg."S. b.
Cain. Patrick
Clements, J. VI. d.
Cavall, John
Carpenter, Joseph W.
Caveuaugh. Peter
Cassidy, Edward
Clark, Daniel
Conner, Charles c.
PAWS, Edwin A.
Day, Josiah
Dean, Daniel
Doyle, Joha n.
Dunn, Peter
Decker, John
Dunn. Thomas
Degraif, William
DEMO, A. W.
Dunlap, J. NJ
Dow, Z. P.
D"nnelly, Barney
I1-iesbach. John
Ebert, Lewis
Edison. Benjamin
Emmons, Horatio
Edwards. Theodore D.
Ellsworth, Benjamin r.
Erway, A. Ii.
Emerson. Prank
Ferris, Benjamin
Fud-e, A. VI.
Felts, Jesse
Faxon, Albert W.
Fisher, Moritz
Fitger. d. K.
Forrest, Damas
Fog, Jehn &.
Fraser. James
Ford, John
Frisbie. Lyman A.
Fulks, Demarcus A.
Fulstoue, Henry, tr.
FentOn, s. T.
Fulstone, William
Gsige, Mark NJ.
Griffith, J. I.
Garvey, W. B.
Gregg, David l..
Grugan, John W.
Gordon, William
Ganong. Charles
Cruel, Green
ellison, George
Gardner. A. b.
Gray, George A.
Gibson. George l..
Grinnel, Joshua
Green, Lesinder
Hines, James
Hallisy, john
Heckerthorn, II. K.
HAYNES. Moses ?.
Hoag, Reuben D. |
HarGff, J. W.
Hodgkinson, Samuel
Holland, James
HAYNES, William !
Hoover. John A. !
Hale. Theodore A.
Harris, Luman J.
Hogan, Michael
Harper, Edward
Humphrey. \. G.
Hart. Norman ".
Harris n. George +.
higgins. Rufus l..
Hughes. John
Howe, Edmund ".
Henderson, CI!up
John
Joy, William ?.
johnson, ". J.
JunkinS, Medal
johnson. james l..
johnson, Frank
Kitz:neyer, Christian
King, Peter +.
King. Fayette
Kelly, Daniel
X liz Tbo,nas
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sa,nnol r.
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( endaIj, MerriU
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-06

Z ALL T Q AD Ian . S
~ NEVADA.
It. .. Gso" "a ID =,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Agent and Attorney fnr the Gem
Iral Pacific Railroad Company
for their Lands i'm the
Suite of I. eTada.
Persons desiring to purchase Land in the State
If Nevada belonging to the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, should make immediate applica-
tion to me, at my office, in
Sweeney's Building. Carson city,
Nevada.
Carson City, June rs, l:6S.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-06
Election Proclamation.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Car.nN E.rx Act.lor u

7 JAMES 5. SLINGERLAND, ACTING GOV
l. ERNpR of the State of Nevada do hereby
proclaim and give notice tha1 a GENEKAL Election
will be held in the State of Nevada the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in November A. l..
lSGS. in accordance with the provisions and
quiTements of the Constitution and Laws Of the
United States and the State Of Nevada to- wit
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-06
Brysnt,'A. 8:
Bsrgaman John

Brown, r. X.
Craige, George
Cook, John X.
Goliath, +. j.
Cornell, James
Grow, A. NJ.
Cooney, John
4 Chase. +. II.
Claressy, W. r.
Chase, W. G.
Champoux, Louis
Cleveland, Z. B.
Cornelia, George
Cook David d.
Coffin, l.. NJ.
Christensen. Peter c.
Cambron, Joseph
Decker, W. A.
Dale, Luke
Deichmann, II. L.
DUNCAN, Michael
Dobbs, George X.
Drunmond, J. W.
Dierkson, John
Denton, Rube
Daley, William
Dennis, d. c.
Davis, John
Duncan. Thomas
Davidson, C. C.
Dillon. James
Dayton, Reuben P.
DeSwart, G.. L.
Elias, Mier
Ehenry, John
Erikson, Peter
Evins, Henry
Erikson. Samuel
Edwards, Thomas
Elstner. VI. X.
Freeman, A. C.
Forsuth, George
Faunce, Edmund
Furness, Charles
Fritwell. William
Finigan, Michael
FarenswOrth, William
Flemming. A. X.
Greenwood, E
Greer, G r
Graves, William
Gray. A r
Gallaner, G "
Gundesreiner, J
Gates, A l.
Gilroy. John
Gallagher. Hugh
Gubbins, u y
Guthrie, Richard
Hartle, John
Hornbrook. John
IfammOnds, " G
Hart. John +
Herman. Martin
Hope. james
IIaTkin. Daniel f
Hoover, A J
Hoover, Charles A
Hammer. A
Haynes, J Z
Hubbard, L
Hnugh;on, L f
Hickey. John P
Uoleman, Thomas
Hume. J II
II - W
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Nudge, Henry J.
Maish. Calvin II.
Mather, 5 II.
Martin, John H.
Mandltbaum. James J.
Musgrove, William r.
Moss, Charles
Maute. Andrew
Mcleod, Samuel
hicCro>ky, William 6.
McAilister, Thomas
McFadden, George
Monkman, J. P.
Moore, Joseph ii.
Monk, Hank
McClain. +. c.
Mclean, John
Mandlebaum, Louis
Miller, James
McGunnigle, Daniel
Medin, Basilio
Magee, William
Meder. JamesG.
Mason, William D.
Marley. John
Myer. Henry
MrCarty, Patrick
McNaly, James
Morris. William
Mack, E. T.
Mahoney, A. B.
Megarrigle. j. r.
Mahon, Daniel
Moffat, John P.
Mercure. +. d.
Meder, B. H.
Madigan, James
Morrison, Stoakley
. Norris, William
Noteware. c. N.
Movers. Samuel A.
Nevarre. Bernard
Suss, George
Oliver, J. P.
Organ. Presley
Osterday, Henry
Parkinson, W. K
Putnam William
Prince, T. r.
Parker, Hubbard G.
Parker, o. II.
Pearson. William
Parkinson. Richard L.
Philips, Henry 2.
Parrish, Bird
Palmer. LORENZO D.
Foge. William
Pa kin, John
ParRies, Amelio
Papineau, Antoine
Paraies, Lubin
Ross. Henry
Renville, John B.
Rhoades, Henry 4.
Reese. j. Martin
Roster, Allison
Richards, John s.
Rinkle. Matthew
Rice, Henry +.
Russell. William NJ.
Rogers, John
Rockwell. Frank
Ryan, Paul ii.
Rodman, Levi
Rice. A. 7.
Ehoafes. Z.
Riche, Benjamin L.
Schoch. Oscar
Smith, Thomas
Scott. Edgar +.
Snoigra-s, William c.
Small, Samaei
Small, George W.
Stinyrenson, Filing
Savage, James
Seabolt. Almond
Small. Benjamin z.
Sheridan. Hugh
Sprague, Thomas G.
Schneider. George
Sharp, Robert B.
Stafford. Walter
Singer land, James 8.
Scfuiz, C. VI.
Swesny. =. n.
Levi W.
Schelling, August
scott. James K.
>ternburg, Lee
rhomas. Martin |
Turner, Frederick D.
r,iader. A. W.
Thomas, George |
fluffy, George
Tn mPsnn. Joseph ".
+. p.
Twedile. William
Thomas David
Thorn. Samuel F.
rweddlc, Robert
an Dyke, JOha s.
i asson, Warren
Wright. Samuel II.
\ hrte, Theodore
h allace, William
Warren, William P.
\ hitfJ'd. Andrew
White. James I.
White, William J.
: hitcomh, +. Pen.
' innie, jacob P.
Warner, Judson
White, Albert F.
: ilford, William
Wolff. Peter
Winters. Albert
7 ardrobe. Andrew
! nipple, Jacob D.
ilson, William F.
; elch, William
fills, Orlando P.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-06

Myers, Francis
McCown, William
Mohr, Louis
Nightingale, Alanson
Newman, John X.
Neal, John S.
Newton, Charles L.
Newenhinzen, NJ. Y
O'Hare. Michael
OConnell, Thomas
Osborn, Joseph j.
Patterson, William
Parker, Marvel
PiXley, SeymcEr
Poe, John T.
rixley. Matthew
Pepper. Charles L.
Platt, Joseph
Platt, Samuel
Purcell. Michael J.
Penrod. Emanuel
Pittz, Dewitt C.
Painter, John II.
Parker, James R.
Pierce, !. o.
Pierce, Zadok
Perhla :, George
Reese. Miles
Rosenstock, Joseph
Rodgers, John +.
Rosrrsteck, Hessy
Rothermand, T. W.
Robinson. Samuel j.
Riley, John
Rice, William W.
Robins r. James W.
Rollins. A. J.
Rowe. William
Rowe. John
Risd"n. John 4.
Robinson, Marshall
Reynolds. George E.
Rosser, John
Sears. James
SaffeIl. Jonathan
Sears. Gregory A.
Swift, Thadd-usS.
Sackrider, Gilbert
Stevens, Calvin ?.
Shcyer, Jacob
Sutherland, John
Straus, Edward d.
Smith, Anderson +.
Schweis, George
Smith. Charles c.
Scott, Christopher
Shattrck, John W.
Simmons, John
Smil y, William
Stirling, Alauson 5.
Sherwood, Henry Ii.
shy Ter, John
Sturm. Charles
Saphatt. James
Stewart, NJ. Y.
Tobriner, Jacob
Thompson, John u.
Tabor, abraham
Tiilou, Cornherry
Thompson, James II.
Tavlor, A. 7.
Tyrrell. George A.
Torreyson. William D.
Todman, Joseph
Tread way, Aaron D.
Thorington. William J
Taylor, John ii.
W rlght, Samnel I.
" els, Thomas
" ellis, Aaron
Wagner, John
Winnie, Eiired G.
Willard. Marshall
Ward. Bartholomew
Waltz, Adolphus
Weldon. Jacob
Wood, James E.
Walker, Elijah
Walsh. James
Wall, Samuel II.
Wells. j. K.
Wright, Henry c.
Woodcock, A. W.
William. William
Wood, Samuel
VI right, George ".
Wright, Andrew
" illsun. Armstead Y.
Wood, John c.
Warren, Isaac
Walton, j. W.
Ward, Tony
Wilder, Jonas
Notice is hereby Civ
Registry AgenF Will I
sight TO vote on the par
IN the f regoirg List
?. VI. Of the third day
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Munckton, George

Munckton, George
Martin, Charles
Magee, David B.
McGill, John
Mills, Albert
Mason. H. $.
Mcfarland. q. W.
Muller, Victor A.
Meacham, NJ. A.
Mckeeby. L. c.
Mooney, Matthew
Muller, Albert
Madeira, PANEL
McCarter. Daniel
Morris, Lewis
Moran, Patrick
Miller, Matthias
Mitchell, .Alva
Malone, Francis
Morgan, John
NcGrane John
Menefee, Clay
Moran. James
Mcclellan, John
Mastny, martin
Moreau, John
Milford, Milton
Marble, John
Muller, Jacob
Mills, Richard
Moss, Joseph
Musser. John j.
McCubbin, Thomas
Martin. Henry
Morrow, James
Myers, Francis
McCown, William
Mohr, Louis
Nightingale, Alanson y
Newnham, John X.
L
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Authurs, James
Audrain, Themes B.
Appleton, Michael
Adams, Cyrus
Albro. John s.
Andell, Henry
Ash, Alexander
Ash, Charles
Brisson, Joseph
Bonham. William
Bath, John
Bigler, James r.
Bryant, J. A.
Bragg, Charles A.
Bettenger, George
Beam, Jacob l..
Bowen, Wellington
Benton. James NJ.
Bray, Charles
Beck, John
Blethen, J. L.
Bigelow, E-ra
Blasdel. Henry G.
Beckstead, Orion Il.
-Bigler, David
Blackburn, George
Earnhart, Lawrence
Bowers, Thomas
BeaudiI., Alexander
3onchard, Amable
Ballard, Joseph U.
Brotherhood, Thomas
Bedford, I. J.
Bradford. Caleb
Caffall. Henry
Cronin, John
Carney, William
Craig, Jasper B.
Etnu1- u ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-06
REGISTERED VOTERS
Or
Carson Pre- Gin ct.

| Atchison, A. W.
| Anderson Charles
Abrahams, Samuel
| Ashmore, Matthew J.
Ammer, John NJ.
ApPleberg, Carlo.
Adams, Josiah
Allen, Charles ".
Asche, Frederick
Bence. II. II.
Beatty, IL. y.
Baine, Josiah c.
Brannan, Patrick
Burgar, Jacob
Borgess., Antonio A.
buckley, Edward b.
Brown. Frank
Brayman, William
Butts, William b.
Briekett, George Z.
Bryant, John S.
Baird, ErastGs
Bell, John f.
Belisle, Peter G.
Punk er, John
Benson, Spencer
Bowker, Chester c.
Burgoyne. John
Bal1ord, George
Birchfield, John ".
Farkwcll. Marcus
Bicknell, II. J.
Buckley. Albert
Butter, Francisco
Buckley, john B.
Clrmack, John 8.
Clayton, z. H.
Curry, Abraham
Croweil, GeorgeF.
Corh EFT, Daniel G.
Cowing, George B.
Chedic, George W.
Catliu. Alya I,
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Registry AgenF VIII receive objections To the
rght to vote on the part of any person regste, Ell
on the regoirg List of Voters. until e o'clock
p. VI. of the third day previous to the third day
If November. A. D. 1868. All ohjectiors should
be made by y qualified clector, in writiig. sub
sciibed and sworn affirmed to by such eIector
TO the best Of his knowledge and belief.
l.. c NCkEEBY. Registry Agent
for Carson Precinct, Ormsby County, Nevada.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21

The House of Representatives devoted
nearly the whole OF Wednesday, session TO the
discussion OF Mr. Broomalrs bill to guarantee to
the several States OF the Union a republican
!orm of government The bill recies that the
govcrnn ent of several OF the States is not re-
publican, and opacts that all provisions and en-
actments in State Constitutions and laws which
make distinction in political and civil rights
among citizens Of the United States, or deny
such rights to any such citizens On account OF
race, palentage, lineage OF color, are, and alc
Hereby declared to be void and Of no effect
The refusal of the right of suffrage is made Il
unisdemcunor, punishable by fine and impriaon-
nent A nHnber Of members spoke on both
sides of the question. Mr.. Schench, nstaneng
Maryland, very pertnentiy described the differ
cuco between the Democrats and the Repu6-
caus on the suffrage question as this The Dem
ocruts believed that the negro should be Count
ed rs the basis of representation, bnt that he
should not vote; the Republicans insist that if
he is 10 be counted he shohld vote Mr.. Stevens
briefly addressed the House in support Of the
BILL sud afterwards had read Il legal argument
n defence Of it. a the conclusion Of the de
bate the bill was reconmited TO the Committee
an the Judiciary.
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PATENT
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For Clothes Lines.

Every Family should have one of these PArrNe
WINS WIRE CLOTHES LINES. You never have to take
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\ good rope line costs about cent per foot, and
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II does not in any way dscolor, wear or iniure
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the coolest weather without injury. This is de-
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Tile rcport of the Committee of the Ju

Tile report of the Committee of the judi
ciary against any alteration of the existing Sun
day law came up as the order csshe day, in the
Iiouse OF Delegates on Wednesday the question
being upon the motion to adopt the bill offered
hy Mr Dcvccmon as IL Substitute for the report
oi the committee This bill amends the Sun
day law 50 that jqnols shall not be sold on
HAT day, except when prescribed by physi-
clan IN good standing, az in cases of absolute
necessity firihing out the clause about giving
AWAY liquor, &c, and imposing a fine ON any
.auy found drunk on sunday under penalties,
,ne-haif Of which are to be appropriate to the
school fund After considerable debate ,he sub
>lit,ue was adopted by a vote of yeas -, nays
~, and the bill read a >rcundtine.
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The Washington Star says that npcae

The Washington Star says that impcach-
,nent proceedings Of Friday are generally con-
.idercd as unsayoTabir to the President. The
ErDrcsS (Democraic) argues that the lcsgna-
iigil @! Mr.. johnson would stop the trial, and
that if " his counsel are satisfied that tiiarr is 10
prospect Of impartial trial, and that conviction
is n toregonc conclusion they may advise aban.
donment Of defence b. resignation in rela-
zion TO the resignation ot President the law Of
March, T. 1872, declares thar the only valid
resignation OF The President or Vice President
shall be by an instrument OF wIlmg filed IN the
Office Of the Secretary OF Stale.
The Ghi0 STATE .ioltfaal asserts, "n thc al
ieg,eG personal knowledge Of the writer, that
there is sworn evidence Un EIc in iiir State De
uaftlnent of the fact thai in the fall u! ietl,
,,nyernar seymour was IN "iTcasunabic CORES,
,ondpnce with agents OF the Confederate Gov
a,,r,,r,t:'' and j. ulds that il is the fear that
this viii be made public which head, Mr. Scy
innar to lo1AHa The USE OF his i'anIe 10 the Demo
erals as their candidate for the fG,>idency.
The Mmylalsi t,euate has passed. It ill
making commission mcrchanj. engaged III sell
mr. fuIi' ana MIL, on cumsiGutdrn! lsop"nr5r
for boA,. bags ANA c,;us 10 which ~, 90 con
signed.
The House bu, passed the bill 10 pay tfe
Columbia and Pull Deposit Railroad Company
,sGD,GDG
When .,o Democratic leaders and joun.!a
ofier hrr nomination Iog the Presidency Ia
Chic! Justice Chase Admiral Jaragut, AZ!
others not infected with the leprocy Of Dcmo-
crazy, they prove iilat thcy are rs badly III
need 81 candidate rs Nh johnson il U some
one to boEei
iurEACiMENT On Monday next The iiial
al the President again comes up. 1t is under
Stood at Washington thai the frs; movement OF
the Presidents counsel 1T the opening Of the
riai will be to ask for ittther eSiention Of if
Ieen days time.
Secretary Mccullough has appointed d
pcrson az Assessor Of Internal Revenue in
New York city whose Illicit whisky stills
have been seized by the Government several
times during the past six months.
Arlington, at one time The property Of
General Robert Il. Lee, is about being diyi-
ded into five and ten acre lots to be leased
for agricultural purposes.
Republican Michigan declares for Grant
and Cnifnx, and announces her determination
10 fight out the campaign Of 1863 on the line
OF impartial suffrage and equa. justice.
The Constitutional Conventions of North
all South ca DINA have completed their labors
and adjourned,
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Ncm advertisements.
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CANsUEL PUENELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ELKrON, MD,
ntfce--ln the National Bank Building.
Jan % lSGS-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21

The Reason ttAH MisHIe.'s Jeib Bi;tfrs
cures many different diseases, ia because It IS tho
best remedy for derauaed stomach, or ryspep-
sia, now known, and because il inyigorate- the
entire system, strengthens the nervous fbles ele-
Yates the standard of all tile yai forces. and sus-
tains most heathful tone OF the entire human or
ganisin. Medicines that vii! do this, will care any
disease, for the simple reason, that nature will DO
the rest.
We guarantee, that no woman ard child, however
pale and emacated. can use these Bitters regularly
for twenty-one lays without the return Of the rosy
checks ana fair complexion characteristic OF good
health.
Sold 10y all Druggists aud Dealers.
DR.. s. b. HARTMAN & CO., Projectors, LAycAs-
TER, "a, and CHICAGO ILLINOIS. Feb 2o--lm
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Public Sale Of Personal Property
Noaloy, tie 2aa dag Of March, 1859.

The subscriber, having SOLD his farm, viii sell at
Public Sale, at his residence, Far Hill, Ccr
county, Md. on
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SHEEP AWARDS.
iN0is RENE.

M1l. I. MILLER, tlyl!;
hial 4, Is, s -3T ,om';s Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21

10 the Latlies. Our Wilmington City
Soap only wants to be tried to become Il
favorite in every family, the sale Of which
has more than doubled in the last two weeks.
Sold by all groccrs. MOORE Il BRO, 3D.
and Orange SITS, Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21
A Proposition to subscribers.

10 any subscriber sending us the names OF
flee new subscribers with the cash, SO, we will
give credit of one year on his subscription; or
10 any one not subscriber, sending us fire new
subscribers with the cash, 50, we will send a
copy of the Wig one year for nothing.
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NGTts Il.


In the Orphans Court for Cecil county
ORDERED, This third dny OF March, eighteen hun
Estate of Low H. Tyson, deceased, made and rrpolt
ed hy Jane Tyson, EXecntrix, be ratified aHd con
hlned, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the sixth dGj oi May, next pro
vidcd copy OF this order he inserted in news
paper printed i'll s-rit county, once week for one
month before the sixth day of April, next
.nr Report states the amount OF sales t0 be
Sj2lnu0 il, d. LAMAR Register,
True copy; test, Il, Il. JAMAR,
Mar Z, iSoS--lm Register.
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NOTICE ss;m.1R &ivEN

10 AL rc.snhs concerned or interested in the Real
Estgjy of David NcNauch deceased, thar the nm
dcr.igued having, been appointed Commissioners by
The Circuit Court FOR Cccil county wiz meet Tie
farm Of tho said deceased, iu Eih Neck. ON Hogiru
Nc 3UH G,g Of .Ictcb. merit. when and where they
will proceed to perform tho several duto, required
Of item ia The valuation and division Of sald estate
rs prescribed 10y Article II OF the Public Ueneral
ilw. If Tie Maryland Code.
GEORGE n HOWARD
ElIllARB l.. THOMAS
JOHN A. WILSON,
WASHINGTON HOLT.
NICHOLSON LARXALEHE
Feb 70, lSGS-lm Commission
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21

Our Soaps are sold by nearly every grocer
in this State, and very largely in Maryland
and Pennsylvania, and are giving entire sat
istacton. MOORE& BRO, Sd aud Orange
Sis. Wilmington. Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21
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Attnc same tiuc and place, will sell the follow
Ing articles of Personal Property belonging to the
estate of Lewis Littway, deceased, Bureaus :
CupboardS, 3 Tables, Mirrors WasiIstaaG-
Stand. Sideh0ard, Rocking Chairs II other airs
Cook Stove and Fixture, wood Stove, ~ Yards
Of Carpet. Bcdstca,is, Beds with Boosters and
Pillows. 10 Quits, u Blankets and Bedding Car
rage ana Harness. Corn Shelter, 3 Planes and
Saw, lot of Barrels, S.tisagp Cutter, Pots. kuttics
Tubs Jars, set of new CARRIAGE Harness. set OF
new Lead Harness., pair of Driving Lines new
Brides. Brace and Bits, lot Of Harness Makers
Tools, and NUMEROUS other nriaus useful to q Har-
nc-.-nak"r in his trade, and Of Household and Kit
chen Furniture not specially mentioned
TERMS CASH. Articles sold to ho delivered to
purchasers on Monday, III upon their complying
with terms OF sale. INLAND l.. MARCUS,
Administrator Of Lewis Littway, decd.
Mar I, lShS-tS !. Il. ASH AuCtoneer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21
NOTICE
TO Collectors ana 0WnerS OF DGgs

In accordance with an Act entitled Z" An Act 10
amend ana rc-cnact Sections !Sl gud 1SI Of Article
Eisttil OF Public Local Laws for Cecil county reiat-
inr to Dogs the County Commissioners hereby
direct Collectors Of faxes for 1867 70 make an anr-
rate a>scssInen. Of all Dogs and Shuts upwards of
two months old i'll their several Districts between
tlc iith "i March and 18th Of April IS;s and make
return thereof to the county Commissioners, under
oath, that they have mad" uiiiSrut search for and
that then returns are fu and accurate ones. Of all
Dogs and Shuts in their Districts.
SIC. ISL. The County commissioners shall levy
and "use to he collected the OF One Dollar for
each Dog, and Five Dollars for each Shut kept
owned or possessed hy each person named in such
return a. the uHlIcr thereof.
SEC. iSt. ANY Dog cr Slut kept or staying about a
house shalt be deemed sufficient evidence OF WDcr-
ship TO authorize the Collector to return the person
nhahlting SAID house rs the owner or possessor of
such Dog OF Slut; ana any person sending his Dog
or Slut from house TO house, or place to place, 10
AVOID thu said tax, shall bc liable to pay double tax
therefor and the Collector may nj his option REQUIRE
amy person supposed to own Dog or Slut to pslfy
on oath in reference thereto; and every Dog or Sli,
not returned shall b" deemed to have no owner and
may lie killed by any person seeing such Dog or
Slut running at large; and any Collector who shall
knowingly neglect 10 assess ANY Dog or Slut -lIpI
be Liable, upon an action in the nam, Of the State
for the value of al sheep killed by -Grh nassossnd
Dog on Slut--the slld sum, when recovered so be
paid ono-ha!ttu the uIuumer ard In. otftr hair TO
the Treasurer Of Tho county lot the Of the Sheep
Fund. by order. VA. T. MILLER, Ccrl;
MHr IL, 'o--JN Con- Is ttci! rauuIV.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21

Try our Soaps, and if they fail in the
sreaG work they are expected to do, your
money will be refunded. Sold by Groccrs.
MOORE q BRO, Sd and Orange Sts., Will
mington, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-21

- Our friends in the different parts of the
county, will do us great favor, if they will
send to lis the particulars Of anything of local
interest transpring in their vicinity.