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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-11

We are indebted, in part to the Somer-
set Herald, for the following local items:-
The Circuit Court of Somerset County.
commences on the 18th of April, instead of
the first Monday as heretofore.
A supper, for the benefit Of the NJ. E..
Church South. was held on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, 18th and 18th of March,
in the new Masonic Hall, at Salisbury, un.
der the direction of the ladies the Church.
Mr.. T. H. Major, of Luzerene Co., Pa,
las rented the farm formerly occupied by
Mr. NJ. is mex. neighbor to Mr.. s. Bardall,
from the same State.
4 very respectable looking young white
nam was brought from the conhne4 of Wi.
comico and Worcester counties and lodged
ia Somerset jail charged with stealing an old
hen from a negro. He was taken back to
aIisbury again TO wait Nh investigation.
" Eastern .Shoremaa is the title of n
new paper lust started in Salisbury, Md
Published by Messrs. Wales ~ Bell.
The Wicomco Court held its first session
ut Salisbury.
A somnambulist while walking on the
pier at Crisfield, Somerset county, plump.
ed into the water, and was suddenly wax.
ened from his rambling sleep. His lusty
cries brought help, and he was rescued
from his watery bed.
The Herald charges the Wilmington 1ri-
Dune with piltcring local news from Eastern
Shore papers. Give them credit, Tribune. -
1t NAV stimulate our Southern neghbors to
later n!orr extcnsiyr|y if they find their
,abor5 appreciated.
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The Connecticut Election.

On Monday last Connecticut held her gubcr-
material election which resulted in the choice Of
English thepresent Democratic incumbent by u
bout the same majority he received last year
English has the advantage Of being wealthy
manufacturing king, and has a sound war record
which is very unlike the large majority Of Dem
ocratic Candidates. A telegram TO the Press
SAYS
The cities OF Hartford and New Haven have
defeated the Republicans of Connecticut sec
ond time by fraud in the colonization OF voters
and the admission as voters of men not qualified
by age nor citizenship to use the ballot. But
where , fair vote has been had in the country
towns it will be seen tina, the people have given
a decided verdict on the side Of Congress
We gain twenty OF thirty mcniLDrs of the
House and three members of the Senate, making
the Legislature all right for the choice OF II true
man for the L. s. Senate, in the place of James
DIXON, from the complication Of the Legisla-
ture.
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MmDLErowN, DGl..--.At the tiid.lielown
i3uilding aud Loan Association. says lHe
Transcript, the money -old al 4 lrcmjum Of
~ per cent. OH the "a inst.
The same paper states that all the money
required to construct the new railroad from
Massey Via Sassa,ras and Warwick to Mid
dlelown, $50, 1000 has been subscribed, tie
contractors agreeing To furnish the balance.
A fire broke Out i'll the same town, on
Saturday night 18th of March, in the store
Of Mossrs. Walker Gray, which destroyed
Lwo.thirds Of their stock, on which there
was no INSURANCE. The fire originated from
She ignition OF gas irom oil in the cellar,
while Mr. Henry Smith, cicsk 10 the store,
was drawing some OIL
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DIED..

PRICE.-At his late residence. near Pivot
Bridge, March 23d, SAMUEL r. PRIcr.
PRICE.-March 18th, ESTHER A.. wife Of
the late Samuel r., Price.
REES.-Suddenly on the morning Of the
4th inst, ut the residence of Rev. L. c.
Matlack. Elkton, Mrs. MARGARET REEFS,
in the seth year of her age.
SPENCE.--At her residence, near Cecil
Paper Mills, on the 18th of March, 1868.
Mrs. ELIZA SPENCE, wife of VIM. Spence,
in the 55th year of her age.
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From The Cyumptonidn.

SALE OF A FARM.-Nr. John Carson has
sold his farm to MIR. VIM. Ely, of Philadel-
phia, for 81, 10O--being about $40 per acre.
1t is situated IA little over d mile from Crump.
ton bridge, in Queen Anne's county. Mr..
Carson bought it five years ago for 81, 100,
and the improvements have not cost over
81 900. He has thus realized handsome
profit on the transaction. At the rate at
which property is approaching in this neigh
borhood, this farm, with moderate improve
ments. will soon be worth $4,000. Another
farm in the same neighborhood, purchased
q wear ago for little over $40 per acre, is
now in the market at $40 per acre. There
has been considerable inquiry for land
around here since the contracts for the rail
roads were awarded, and as the work pro
crosses and railroad communication with
philadelphia and New York becomes less
doubtful, the demand is likely to increase.
Farms of from 100 to $50 acres are most in
demand, and owners Of such lots will fud
better purchasers by dividing their land into
such lots.
The FlsHERIEs The fishing season so
far has been but moderately successful in
this ueighborhood. Herring are not very
abundant, and but few shad have as yet been
caught. Herring were selling this week at
sSl.50 per hundred.
CENTREviLLE DoGs.-An amendment to
the act incorporating the town of Centrevillc,
Queen Anne's county, passed at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature, provides that the
owner of every dog shall wear collar
around his or her neck, a refusal to comply
with the law involving the destruction of the
dog. What curious spectacle it will be to
see ladies and gentlemen promenading, waltz
ing, and flirting, going to church and mark
ct, with great dog collars around their necks.
EXTRAORDINARY BIRTH.-A eve on the
farm of Joseph Walls, Sr., about two miles
from Crumpton, lately gave birth to six
lambs. Five Of them died soon after birth.
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures 10th,
by Rev. John ONeill. JonN A. Cross,
MORE and ELIZABETH CosIErT, all of North
East.
CUTLER OLLlNGS.- AT the residence
Of the brides father, in Elk Neck, on
April 9th, 1868, by Rev. II. G. Shippers,
EDWARD II. CUTLER. of Camden, n j.,
and ANNA f. COLLINS, of Cecil county.
West Jersey Press please copy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID, by Rev.
VIM. Kershaw JOSEPH ID. Cullen and
Mrs. REBEccA BRIsToE, both of this CO.
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A CoLoRED OLD AGE.-1he Denton Union
mentions the death Of colored man, who
resided near that town, named Ned Coll
we'll, who attained the age of l06years.
The same paper also announces that Mr..
NJ. i. Lowman, of Elkton, has located in
Denton and is prepared to repair watches,
clocks and jewelry. Mr.. Lowman still has
his main watch and jewelry establishment
in Elkton, bis Denton establishment being o
branch.
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DISTRESSING ArFA,H.-Iello on the
Brain. Those Yellow Posts, and active
chaps opening new stock bought this week
before the advance. Particularly the Hats
Caps, Boots and Shoes. Remember ell
low Posts, Rossells house FoAEp &
JuE HUDSON.
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Notices, &f.
10 Creditors.

THIS il TO give notice that the subscriber Ct ell
county, hath obtained frcm the orr hans Cont OF
said county, letters OF Administration on the per-
sonal estate Of
JOHN STEEL.
late Of said comfy, deceased All persons having
claims aaH.nSt the said deceased Al. hereby wrrnra
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated
On or ncf"r l2th day Of Na~a', 1SGg.
they may Otherwise, by law, Ire Nr'' -i I."Iu al
lcnctt "i SAID r@tut" Al p'EEun~ u.i,'.rf ~ t.:l
estate are req"e ~cd to make iinrne iI''r pc. Parent
the subscriber. Given under my ip"d 'i.i" I4th
day ui March. l&t". noon S'.fl.i..
Administrator Of Iu!.ti Ht.,i, n",,.I
T-st--i.A;hi> +. jtn.st l.. rI.t.r
Mar a lhis---LM
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HAvRE DE GRACE ITEMS. The steamer
Lancaster has commenced her regular trips
between Port Deposit and Baltimore leav.
ing Port and Havre de Grace GU Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
The steamer Juniata, running on alternate
days with the Lancaster, will commence her
regular trips as soon as the necessary repairs
are made on the canal.
There arc large quantities of poplar wood
for making psper, on the wharf, ready for
shipping, when spring trade opens. -4iJ's.
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GALLAHER Il McCAulEY are selling their
stock of Spring Goods at prices that come
within the reach Of all. A large stock Of
ladies' Dress Goods for Spring and Sum
mer Wear will he opened next week. Call
earIv
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Notice to Creditors.

~ This is to give notice, that the subscribers of
Cecil county. have obtained from the Orphans Court
OF said county, letters Of Administrations on the per
sonai estate Of
JOHN A. JOHNSON
late Of said county, deceased. All persons HAVING.
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
on or before the md day of March 1863:
they may Otherwise, by law. be excluded from III!
benefit Of said estate. NJ persons iTdcbtcd To said
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
the subscribers. Given under our hands this It'll
day OF March 1868. JACOB RiMBO.
~ ELIZA JOHNSON,
Administrators of John A. johnson, deceased.
T"st-R.upIS ID. JATAa, Register.
Mar 7. lSGS--6w
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70 CONSl;5LPTIVEs.

The REV. EDWARD A, WILSON will send free 81
carge) to all who desire it, the prescription With 'ht
directions for making and using the simple remedy 10y
which lie cured Of lung affection aud that dread
disease Consumption. His only object to hsuet the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will Try this pre-
scriptlon, will cost them nothing and may prove
lessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1855 South Second Street,
sept IA, 1s67-msyl7 Williamsburgh, SewYork.
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Those Yellow Posts that have lately arriv
ed in town, and are on exhibition, can be
seen at Burroy & Cos cash Store, full Of
cheap Goods; and Dan Rice's monkey will
perform on them, that s. so.
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~ THOMAS NJ. REED and Wife

JOSEPH I. REED aud Wife, and Others.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county Ia chanrcry
March 3lst, 1s6S
ORDERED, That tho sale made and reported by
Reuben llanes and Clinton Mccullough, Trustees
tor the sale OF the Real Estate of William Reed
deceased, be- ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before tho
sixth day of June, 1865; provided, copy of this
order he inserted in some newspaper printed II
EIkton once aweclt for month before the sixth
day of May 1868.
The Report states the amount of sales tp he
ci,'57Mh DAVID SCOTT,
True copy; t"st Clerk.
DAVID SCOTT,
April 1, lsGS-m Clerk
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No GRocER's stock ,s complete without
MOORE Il BROS Wilmington City Soap.
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NOTICE..
THOMAS PETERSON AND WIFE, EFT AL
DOAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that application Will he
made Ia the County Commissioners of Cecil county,
at their first meeting after In" 18th day of April
next for the appointment Of Examiners ~ virw and
determine the prOpncy al locating road from the
road leading from Andora and Carriers Paper hhlls
to the Blue Ball and E.l;ion road, beginning at Il
point near Pleasant Hill School House. and running
through lands Of Watson Scarborough. Mary Eliza
oeth scarborough, George NJ. Crow, and Isaac Hollis
Mar II, lS6S-.,W
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DOAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, thot application viii bc
made 10 tne touut, commissioners OF Cecil county.
at their first meeting after the 18th day If April
next for an alteration in the present location OF the
public road from Port Deposit TO Rowlandsviilc.-
said alteration to commence at or Cross Quar-
res, near Port Deposit and to extend up the s;,id
road for distance Of about mile.
Mar q, lSis-5w
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NOTICE..
IllOMAs L. MOON

NOTICE.
liiOmAs t. MOON
HANNAH MOON ana WILLIAM MOON
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county. In chancery
ORDERED l hat the sale made and reported by Thos
u Moon, Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate in
he aboNc-entitled cause, be ratified and confirmed;
!ness cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on or
Of this order be inserted in some Newspaper printed
IN Cecil county, once week for one month before
the 18th dav of April, next
The Report states the amount of sales to he SlSo uO
- H. i. LAMAR, Register.
, lr'le copy test, j. LAMAR.
MAJ Il, lzoe-!lH Register
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SOLDlERS and SiIIO!.S enlisted or drafted, and
mustered into the US Service, after May 70 lst;3
and credited to Maryland, entitled 10 500 atat.
bounty.
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MUSLINS , MlSL!NS! MUSLINS!

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OUR MoITo--"unc Price, Slpnll Profits and
quick Sa!cs.' April 1, lsGS-in
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A FARM For SALE,
1875 ACRES OF GOOD LAND.
A VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE
AT HEIEATE SALE

Mar !, Isfs--eowtf Elhton, Mi.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24
Campaign Notes.

PARRYTNG the Democratic charge
Of Republican corruption, Senator
FEssENDEE neatly says: The DEM
ocratic party committed one of the
greatest lareenies on the face of the
earth-they stole oar President"
IT appears, according to the edi-
toriai correspondence of a Washing
ton paper, that HoRATIo SEYMOUR is
President Of a cheese company IN
Utica. The Hartford Courant says it
IS separate concern from the skim
milk affair he presided over in New
York.
LII Is stated by leading Democratic
orator just returned from Maine, that
if Gentleman George" had remained
IN Maine week longer. the RepubIi-
can majority would have exceeded
$4,000. IF his speeches produce such
results in the Pine Tree State, what
shall we expect in Indiana2
The Mobile Nationalist says. that
out ofsix thousand eolored registered
voters in that city, the Democrats
have been able to induce only one
hundred and ten to debase themselves
by so much as becoming a member of
their CLUB.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-24

The New York Con,neerctesl wants
TO know why the promised Southern
orators, TooMBs, HILL, &c, don't
come North. 1t says: Z" IT lack Of
the wherewith keeps them ut home,
we guarantee that the Republican
National Committee-wiH foot all their
travelling expenses. a
TINS next State election takes place
in Nebraska on the first Tuesday OF
October. The contest will be for one
Congressman, Governor, State officers
and Legislature. The Republicans
elected their Governor in June, 1866,
by 145 majority. In October follow
ing they elected MARQUETTE to Con.
gress by a majority Of rs over T. s
| MARTIN.