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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29
Proceedings of the County Con-
VentiOn.

Pursuant TO the call of the County Exc
cutive Committee, the delegates selected al
the District Primary Meetings, held on Sat
urday, I'D inst, met in the Court House,
in Elkton, on Tuesday, Feb. 25th, 1868, and
on motion Of }. Tome, Esq, organized by
calling David Scott, Esq, to the Chair and
appointing Jas. S. Crawford, Secretary
The credentials of delegates being called
for, 1t was found that all the districts of the
county were represented except the 9th.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
the election of five Delegates to represent
the County in the State Convention to be
held in Baltimore, March 9th, next, when
the following gentlemen were elected -
Hon. }. A. }. Creswell, Jacob Tome, James
Johnson, E. E. Ewing and Thos P. Jones.
The following alternates were then on m
ton appointed, viz j. T. Mccullough, H.
h. Torbert, Rev. JAS. McIntire, Ellis G..
Chandlee, Jos. B. Pugh.
By invitation Of the Convention, Fl. R.
Torbert, ESQ.,, addressed the Convention in
short speech, after which, on motion of J.
S. Crawford, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resotred, That the Delegates elected by
this Convention are hereby instructed to
cast the vote Of Cecil county, in the State
convention 10 winch they are accredited
for Delegates to the National Convention
who will support Gen. U. S. Grant for Pres
ident and Hon. j. A. J. Creswel TOR Vice
President
There being no further business to require
the attention OF the Convention, it on mo
ton adjourned.
Delegates to County Convention Present
Feb. %. 1868:
lst District-Geo. B. Pennington, s. p
Wood, Henry Ellison
I'd District-Anson Griffith, George "
Bonlden. l.. T. Roberts, Firman Laylnan
Jos. Fl. Brooks.
Sd District-James s. Crawford, p. G
Strickland. Thos. McVey.
4th District-David Scott, Jas. McKane.
9TH District-James Johnson, Jas Craw
ford, John Goodwin.
9th District eremiah Rittenhouse, i.
Perkins
9TH Districts-]acob Tome. j. A. Davis
9TH Districts. Scarborough, S. j. Eng
land, \. G.. Chandee, r. Atkinson.
No Delegates from the Sth District wer,
present on account or the storm.
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County Buildings.

Mn En1Tnp What b,s b.o,,,,o oc a., ,,.,
;oo,o1 no,,. ra.u, L.. ~, ,Ina VI" r''
nv" o''' ,i'uSe anu Jan 'e"
weeks since the puollc were informed through
the papers that it was contemplated to erect new
ones.
Tho lin ortbor;x;, ,ho ;.... ,..
nv '''' "''n"'A"'s 'hf ''h'h't'fe having
the matter III charge to proceed with it, we nm
derstand was carefully prepared and sent to the
Legislature. What has become of il,
We had hoard ,,o, so.,. 90 ~. g .,.c....-
' "'"'' '""' some VI 'he '"Ss'''ierous
"'"'"'I' Vi i" past age are opposed to the cree
ton of new buildings, and desire TO call the at
tcntom of the public to tb. uocoss;t,. ofre,o,;o,
- the Legislature in REGARD ,n mo , ptt,,'
Lct not the fears of n few old fairies d.fnat tl;s
necessary and in,porant worliL7nccessarv am ami
important, because the n,c.ent Jail !. and fnr
years has been useless Tor all purnnses in =, Itch
a Jail can he anplied. If viii hdIJ No o " ,"i i;
the least Disposed to leave il, anJ has bern
by the Grand jury under oath. mcscntod ~ n
public nuisance.
VIVA, is trne of the JAIL i, ,ouaIv ,ruo 9th,
Court housr-a more ucmntor,ahlc INV aJ,n NJ,
I'll structure cannot he iouud and we a. s,,re
all parties upposeI To le erection If new bn;',l.
iugS. that heir opposition is useless p; These
hiidjur. arc +, dis nr.c. Il ,o, u;a.,., 'a, .,I
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sell at Public Sale without reserve at his residence
Thursday, the l2th day Of March, 1868,
precisely at Z o'clock NJ. the following Personal
Pr: perty:- Gray Horse, will work any ~
where; q lot Of superior Fowls three saStscN
spring Express Wagon, with shifting top EFNA
and sldeh0aris.) set Of Single Harness. ..Nlz.ls-
Leather Head Halttrs. Cutting Box, Wiley Plow,
Forks, shoyes, Hoes, Sc.
HOUSEHOI. u FURNirURE--2 Mahogany Hair.
Cloth Sofas, l Dana'k Sofa, ] large Rosewood
DamusI, Arm Chair, | Da,nask Rocking Chair
psrnasl;. Halr-Cloth and Cane Seat Chairs, What
Not Mahogany Sdeboard, | Marble Top Centre
Table. Mar6ler Top Mirror Table, Card Tables, Wal,
nut Dining Table Artists Drawing Table, with Draw
err Ottomans about Is yards of Velvet Carpet. and
lot of BRUSSELS and Thres-Piy Carpet, Figured oil
Cloth Blinds Venitiau Blinds, Looking Glasaas
Pictures, pair CANDLE Labres childs elegant Car
rage wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine.
BED. ROOM FuRNITURE.-l Marhle.Top Dress,
ing Bureau with Mirror,) Plain Bureau, Mahog-
any Beelstead, 2 Cottage Bedsteads Marhle-Top
Washstanh, plain Wsshstands Candle-stands. 2
Double Wardrobes Of cured maple, 3 Towel Rack s.,
fot of Bedding. Cot lot Of Stair Rods large Chest
] Parlor coal Stove, Pallor Cook Stove, l Store
Stove, Cook Stove, small Wood Stove, Clock.
KITCHEN FURNITURE--A lot of Crockerywsre
Stone Earthen and Glass Jars, Barrels Buck eta
Tubs Churn, Ghinaware, lot Of Meat and Lard,
and various other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS OF S,LH-hli sums of 500 and under Cash /;
on all sums over that amount credit of Ninety DAYS
will be given the purchaser giving his Note payable
Mt Cecil National Bank, with approved security md
intnrest from date if not paid when due.
JAMES b. McKEEVER.
Feb o. lSGs--3w SAN. Burns, Auct.
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w. NJ RENNARD, of the Wilmington Dry
Goods and Kid Glove Emporium, offers to the
ladies large and fine assortment of Paris and
Vienna Kid Gloves of his own importation
Jonrin's best in all colors and sizes, l.75: this
is % cts less than these gloves are ,old. Vienna
Gloves, $l.25 per pair; good and reliable
article Any of our ladies wishing pair can,
by inclosing the price for either quality, will
have them returned by mail without cost Give
Color and Size wished.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29

THE LLKTON BUILDING SOCIETY The
Society met with unexpected success in increas-
ing its members at the special meeting on Satur-
day night last The subscriptions to the stock
of the Society were increased to Ga shares,
leaving only go to be taken subscriptions to
stock will be taken without any additional
charges TO new subscribers until the 18th of
March, which is the second regular meeting
night The funds will then be put ont and the
increase in the value of stock will commence
by the accumulation OF interest and premiums.
The Society thought il advisable TO hold an al-
journed meeting tonight, which will take place
in the Grand Jury room al the usual hour, u
o'clock. All who wish to become members at
the commencement should attend or send in
their money and names In bidding for loans
members should exercise discretion and ascer-
tain before tho meeting night what premium
they can afford to pay tor loan. Itwere much
better TO lei their stock increase in value by
time than to give premium for the loans they
wish to have, which would eat into the amount
so as to reduce the sum below their desired wants.
and thus create heavy interest to be paid from
the begiuing on n small amount We repeat
that some caution should be exercised in bidding
for loans at the start The Society has not been
formed for few months existence ouly, but to
last for number of years, and all will have an
opportunity to participate as borrowers if they
wish.
To make the Society mutually beneficial,
there should be degree of fairness exercised
towards every member on the part ofevcrv other
member, and when u man OF limited means
wishes to procure loan those Of more ample
means should not run up the premium on him
to an extorioning rate, merely for the purpose
of increasing the value of the stock, and not be-
cause they wished to borrow the money. BY
exercising prudence aud II spirit of fairness in
this respect the objects Of the Society will be
more fully attained in the building up of the
town and addinga general impetus to the wealth
and business OF the place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29

The By the proceedings of
the Republican County Convention, it will
be seen that Grant aad Creswell delega
ton were chosen to represent Cecil in the
State Convention on FEday next, and re-
solution instructing the delegates to that eff:
feet was unanimously passed by the Conven.
ton. In fact there is no divided sentiment
on that question in the county. The Re.
publcans of Cecil are unit for Grant and
Creswell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29

SHOW BEEF.-Mr Joseph Wells slaughtered
a steer Oh Wednesday last, fatted by Mr.. J. B.
Mackey, which weighed when dressed l,lO2
pounds, live weight of the animal was little
over 1900 pounds.
Mr. Wells presented the Editor with fine
steak, cut form the siron which we pronounce
with exaggeration the most delicious piece Of
beef we have discussed" since our sojourn in
Elkton
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PUBLIC SALE.

Ih" ~abscrierwill sell al Public Sale. At the Depot
farm, in Elion, on
7h"rSdoy, tie l2h day of March, 1868
all the following described Personal Property:
- Horses. good for farming 49,
sfTssA ana driving purposes; 2Colts, ~ III Is n
N.Y. rising three Years old 20 head Nf-ss,i
1NS1stNco of Gait lie, consisting Of 10 Cows ~ W ~
mast OF them springin@ to calf; :! Yoke of Oxen Z
yoke of which are we'll broken: / pair OF ,o,ng
Steers, well matched; Hcifrr, and steer = years
old: ShoatS, of good stock; | Ruckawav CARRIAGE
tnnarly new No.T"p Trotting Wagon i two horse
Farm Wagon : Horse Carts, ] combine, Rcnpcr and
Mower, Tin good ordrr) PowS, liaryows, Cutiynior~
Double and Single Trees. StecI-'rooth Rake Fork
Sh"veIS, set of Double Wagon Harness. / set OF
Lead tears, set Of 'alTig" Harness. (ncarly new
sets OF Flow Gears, with Chain Trees aud Leather
Back bands. oliarS, Brides and all other artlrr-
found on wrllstuckcd farm
TERMS All Sums of Twenty Five Dollars or less
tASh; on sums above that amount q credit of Eight
Months Viii b" given the purchaser to give hs Note
with approved endorser payable at the National
Bank OF Elkt"n. \ discount of : per ..rnt viii he
allowed for the cash payment Of bills 40, We twenty.
nv. H",lals W. y. HtWAEn.
re" ~ lh'S-2w j. u. ASH Allrtourcr.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

TO all persons concerned Interested in the Real
Estate of David McVaugh, deceased that the I'm.
dersgned having been appointed Commissioners by
the Circuit Court for Cecil county will meet on the
farm Of the said deceased, in Elk Neck, on Mondau
me 30b day Of March. merit, when and where they
will proceed to perform the several duties required
of them in the valuation and division of said estate,
az prescribed by Article AZ of the Public General
Laws of the Maryland Code
GEORGE r HOWARD.
RICHARD i. THOMAS,
JOHN A. WILSON
WASHINGTON HOLT,
NICHOLSON LARZALERE,
Feb 20, lS6s-lm Commission
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Our FIRST PAGE.-Wc publish several
original communicat ions on our out side page
this week, among them another interesting
letter from Montana, which will have a pc
culiar local interest for our Elkton readers.
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BRIDGES, There have been many ney roads
opened in this county which We're Of but com
paratiNe ely little advantage 10 the public. ana
some of hem have been so neglected by the
public as TO become mere by-ways, showing that
they should never have been laid ont A great
deal oil The public money has been thus virtual
ly squanderrd. The attraction for making way
with hepubc money in mproy emeuts of dosht-
t,l utility, now appears 10 he toward bridges
Recently we have had one across the Bohemia
river, navigablc stream, and which is n kind
of II county and joint stock concern. This
bridge cost the county considerable of money,
but lying wholly within the county and being IL
convenience to large number of its citizens,
the expense incurred in It's construction was
lustitiable on account of the internal trade and
travel OF large number of the taxpayers who
are accommodated by said bridge. This i'm
prorcment, however, called for still further out.
lay in bridging Scotchmans creek, n lde-water
stream emptying into the Bohemia on the Sas-
saras Neck side Authority TO bridge this
stream required an act of the Legislature which
was passed few days ago. Still another act of
the Legislature has been passed, or is about
going through the Senate granting authority
for Cecil and Kent counties to bridge the Sas.
Sara, rivers at Ercdercktown. Now we. with
all due Difference ask what interest have eight
ol the nine districts of the county in such n
bridge When the Srtsquchama was bridrcd
at C"uowiugo and Port Deposit: it WAS done by
private capital. Stock companies built the
bridges across that stream which connected
Cecil and Earold. These bridges were of vast.
~ more Importance otbe county generally than
the proposed bridge over the SassaIras. In the
uame Of lie majority Of eight districts OF the
county we protest against the county muucy he
ing akeu for any such purpose Ii the travel
across tLe SaSsaflas, between keut aud Cecil
cruuties will Justify it, let a stock company
build tue bridge.
Ten clcvoDths Of the people of Cecil county
have nut Que particle Of interest in tue propos.
ed bridge, Some Of our people are in danger OF
being afflicted with bridge on tho brain. The
bridge business has aieady becu retdon and
We hope that au arm strong will be interpreted
On behalf Of the people OF the county to arrest
this bridge epidemic. The people of The upper
portion "t the county naturally look 10 Mr..
RamSey 70 guard their iuters+ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29

A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT of Tableaux
and Music, for the benefit of the Presbyts-
rian Parsonage, will be given at the Rose
Bank Hall, Brick Meeting House. on Tues
day evening, March 10th, 1868, commencing
at 7 o clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29

We invite the attention of our readers,
particularly those in the neighborhood of
Rising Sun, to the advertisement of Haines
Brothers. They keep an extensive assert
ment of goods, and sell at cash rates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29

IArANTIcIDE.-iu inquest was held on The
body If an inl4ut found in thckti uear War
wick, in til, county. few dayb since. resulting
IN verdict, that TIE child had hccu placed there
Wright made post morum examination Of the
body, aud pronounced it a living child when
born. Doubtless ooDIe inhunan mother, to con
zeal ber guilt has added to it the crime Of child
murder. Further Investigations will he made
oud perhaps the guilty parties he discovered.
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REESE & FoARD in the Hollow, sell Goods
cheap at uniform prices and exclusively for
Cash.
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80 HOW | Love Ny Mountain Home. ~
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lofal affairs.

For SALE. Double Set Of Mule Harness
by Howard Titus.
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The Prize Piano will be used at the Con.
cert Go hear our accomplished friend,
Everest. The Piano is his fort (torte.)
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BLTTz.-Blitz is decidedly in the ascendent
about Eihton, this week. Every corner, wall,
fence and spot that will display showbil large
or small, is taken up with Blitz tho far-famed
Blitg. who exhibited in the Odd Fellows Hall
last night, and will again exhibit his wonderful
noon and evening. Everybody who would see
Blifz, should be at the Hall this evening, Mt y
O'clock
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Corrected Friday, Feb. %, 1868.
ELKTON MARKET

FOR RENT.
THE LARGE BRICK DWELLING nj .a
West Elk, adjoining the Store, with eight f,rs'H
chambers and two parlors Brick Kitchen HhiiI
and Wasll.house. Pump of good water at MtNiil
the back door. Mln--A
Or if preferred, one with five chambers, parlor and
break fast room and kitchen; also, with pump of
good water Mt the door. For terms apply to
RUDULPll BENNETT
req w lsoo-aW West Elk.
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!. ~
ArI.NATH MARSHALL, ms Vie. J0eIit.
IT. KIRK hNn CLAR1SSA :. KIRK
lis wife
In the tro'i' Court for Cecil rouniy. IA "imnccr,
February Hth, lSGe.
Tho object Of ihi~ suit is to procure pcrcs Inn,
tr rhle OF certain Real Estate. located in the rirLtl,
lI'etpn District Of Cecil county, Of which Frlnc-
+ smith, late Of said county, deceased We, in In.
h",inn" ,oiard and possessed. consisting Of Tract
Of Land known a. 81 The Level" &C. aud conr'nin,s
about Que hundred and one acres, moro or Irst
which Mas conveyed 10 the said Francis + smith
deceased, ''v two Deeds OF CONFERENCE.-The one.
from a""riin Jonas Preston, bearing date on The
Ut iay of April, Nl., lS-p duly executed and re-.
corded in llher j. s.. No II, folio 27, &c., one of the
l.nHi Record Hook, @! Cecil county, alorrsald ana
IN" second from certain Levin Nicholson and wife,
bearing date on the lsii of FehruuyA ~ tSi5 duly
executed and recorded in I.ibar + - No ~, foli,,
a. Ar, another OF said Land Record Books, for tho
purpose Of PARTITION.
seized and possessed in his lifetime as aiorcsniG'
did in the month Of January, A. D. 1853 depart this
shall, wife of Samuel Marshall, formerly A.enath
Smith. Ciarissa s. Kirk. wife of Joshua IT, KIRK
formerly cari~sa $, smith, and the complainant
John IT, smith, his only children and heirs ut law
That tn" said Real Estate is not susccriibie of
partition, hnd cannot he divided without loss and
miury to the parties interested; atitie Tor , inter
est and advantage of all parties concerned tl,oi ti.
SAID Real Estate should he .old for the purpose Of
dirision that the said Samuel Marshall and Asrnal
Marshall. his wife, formerly ascnath Smith, are re-
dents of the state Of Delaware: that the said o.ni,
IT, Kirk and tlarisNa :, Kirk, his wife, formerly
EFl>Ht - ''lilitl, are residents OF the State Of Penn
NNvani;l and non-resients of the State OF AlaryuuI
1t Is thrrcupon adiuIrCd and ordered that mo
complainant by causing copy Of this order 10 h,
Inserted in some newspaper published at Elktuu
once week for four successive weeks before TN.
2>th day OF March, NEXT, give notice to the said
absent defendants OF tho object and Substance Of
TINS liill and warn them to appear in this Cont in
person or hy solicitor, before ihc 18th day 81
Juue, next, to answer the promises and show cas,.
itany they have, why i Darroa ought not 10 rasS a,
prayed. DAVID SCOTT Cert
True cory! test, DAVID SCOTT
Feb ~ 1stS-m CIa,i
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CONSThblE'S SALE.

By virtuo Of "a writ of Fer Facias issued by Isaac
R. Taylor Ed, one of Tho Justices of Tho Peace OF
the State Of Maryland, in and for Cecil county, on
Judgment of condo n1naiion at the suit of ". ".
b. REYNOLDS and g. 4 w. NJ, Reynolds, against tn.
,.oous and clattes, lands and ;"nemcuts Of Jane
II. Hi!ev, 10 inc directed, Rave seized and taken In
execution all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate. a. law and in equity, Of tho said James X.
Wiley Ia and to all that