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.ahueNRtton f1rrtinE nj Quebec
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AnueARtton 71rrting NJ Quebec
tc"0lnttoua Adurted-Snf1InE Of n
*nVpfflous Steamer fe1ns llniitn1.
HrErEc. Sert. 1t-At an annexation meeting
hfH hffe Oh Sllin&ny afternoon, thr following
resolutions wrfc alnpte.i
Et'rt". Thai frt mstIr trA1a att lkFe an+' t
iif n'I''t df.sr.caF 3-that-. tcrs lr f.su:Gnt
.ttr ttr III ssxr~x.tr III sn~ .Int- H.
tsh' "t ifl sr1timnt. tr.4 1i. r.st .,'s AMI
r"f ."!l!'. The H'wr. Il t'f j'1rsIipt Heinz Il tlr
H. II wh!th .een. r. hs.e ma.ttt Il etir ~ it, mn,
ts'"fr.f bat i1r hIFffrrrs r.stIrk 1~t n.-t, t!r
Ae1r-ssrh '.ndt!t'n It tile nlh1n %',l The IN
RI atht tf"s* t!tr # sn. trJtrhnf Rr1",l.. il%s
latr Thrift tise, IT, Il, sfnAtt i-"tf.att ilnr. t,l
tu tr wrIt !h& tlr in.nit,s nt thr tai ta,hi,es
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NJ. h'- ia II sl. sIr at j." Al u,n. t. sj.
t'rtHt l" q win ti.rarh1.h f,sltef4I +. tilt H.
ts;ht T. II Int tsnrJ ~tlf,-I nr4t1, ia n.I,}I,,!s
htthr ltr fal Il tr tnh%ftEs IT lfe u tnttd II,
tu ~ ne' ~ ;iitil'r 'c.'lf'Ms ! The l.nnrt
'An1r H*' IN H'rEst na. w. hr;' tr't ii / hsIY
s'nt*hft # .lr+t t!t, l:4r tI!,ht taut. NJ n
J. iAt lsAl,' I n III. liz H. 81 Iii tst.,.
Mrs@sr. y aF!rt AMI Nu, MrAyrf hratr Mt
!rHRth M fhr .Ht!Nf. nnt ttIr r.rrt.r after nn.n-
if!c en..EntT trrA'r! M th' r+slIIHttrna. ttulc
~ With thit" rhrtls tnr nHuryht1nr int three
lnGtr ffr htA tl'i'nt!nEar, u whose ApEluAch
Il lHfrtl rn.irh n:trHtinn.
Thr rt0Ht MA acr4 nftpfEr IN III rot,.I'1rt MI t.
rxerrt fr'rn a lev. IN fnasts ri tt..nHrr1hat!nn
Hcte "fHct'i 1ht pn.e t,t not trtirtert,
HAtffAS. Srtt :s.-th. strlFltt iInsnet r5t ~
ara h1t''r''. a.l Eight. shr s''rre' nj ri ha'i
,fntar'rts At ths port II h!rh .c's. mt nnt M
fe'.sIf g77.ts ri rn1!. There Il l"t,r iest :!7i
*he ts tbtttt tt tHt,1.
, 1869-09-15

sixteenth Session ut ttir t1tt. mi l,+,,iRp
~ fl"n't 'f"aHF1hts-t'Hit,tt III |
thtt Nftltt,

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ih,ra II t".flrl ,i,r,,nH lin erepndt atnut NJ. Inn,
,ltt,t ,,rl. aalrs tI,dn nil ta.i, nj liza n.," In
i,Es ii ltn Iaa} .. sslI, npt u,t,l,;t II, 1t,,;m
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t.l.iilr,I ALiu I: n. In II, IA.
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fnr In .t4InIuhI, ttIu. W1kus ri din rh,.Ir ''''
I'm ltlJr ii. ~, ii. r. sas ,llt'.,",,, I"r. II,
trni. J.Hji " ht in IN nl,IInuf,,It. n,,', ~ T.
.lI.str lhr rrsshI,. IT., n,. vu,I th H., VI ~ ~"
IInn, r.. ia ,narn'tn, .i,1 A"1.t IL hEa!!s ~
nI M1tj liz nrrai ,hst eu." '.,n' ~ III, ~" ~,
turn rturrrIrd nIIf, tt,, t,vulur instn. y, 1 H.
ht.stHu o'' ''A'''' ID III '''
THr IL r. r. r. ttaI Inf. onpput r,.,,., VIVA
IDurittH thr mart tsnr IN ntir ~ th ~. ''
thu SHe AA ryr! rrrt,, n,,i ri ttr ,nrn1 .t'n ~ ~
INK nt tnti inr,1rr WIZ nryrr t.:;t-Mne~"r ~ .I.n
1l,r trtsrf fartir. the t,t,n,n1 -, a. s'ah
ct political at,i ',IAt1nrt.. a.t1ou "aI, (, ,11l t
hare orvnniyr,t inr In,,rw,,trlt n,,ii..; ,," ''s
1r.niIou w,s nt..i rcf",l,n,, % 49,, =, .n., .au'
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tae GesEaa f9:7tt, The xt.e.coon will be d..
s79eo 10 1ekETtfIe4. Weather nae.

sefed to festtyifIeA TeaihrT irn~ +ooa "'4 De o'
xTcIFWIxn
CLxEE1AfD, Sept l4-The nr,1eeaajo1 mi,
morning, IN honor Of the centennial n7c1xe-,.-,
q EAfon Won Iiuubo,dt. VIZ rs,1 !, - ant ~
poslnst numbering Mx Or cIeht tannsaod' r-o-c. ~
Aenttug different irat1ea nrn;esz,nn. ara tr.lcs
tufta- II AlJppFptsl ia thr tJpt -t.,. oeSftn,.s
eu1ogtst.c OF the great rn1Iosnnher Eera rrade
AT WOOSTER, nIIin
WOOSTER, O., Sept 1i-f1cr f:ar,1o, non,f..,,n
are out en- pa1se ce1+hrattnr tha .nniEars.r ~
Sou H1mto.dt '"e aA11'e'aa1s VI
At CINCINNATI
CRc1fE411, Sep. lI-Tae Tumho,,,r ra,ah,..
uon Tas largely attended, tnNd.4 o''91 ee4eots'
ArxACcn Curyr
MArN cuCHK pa San1 - r,, 1y.-...
, 1869-09-15
MASONIC NOTICES.
The Grand Lodge. a. F. & A. H., OF
Illinois.

1lasDs l~rn 'rs lied by tr COMMITTEE, q! the R,.rd ot
trek CnutF Snrcrt!4ast to lay the ccrrrg stone Of the
ts''k FeuHty Normal Sehcel Building at EnSle zooI.
Co. County, III fhutriay. iS.h iEs. AID t,ct iatt.
tasle having tx~n usectt ht hc G5Aad Lkr. 1t sud
ht1rs f7ateruaJ Invite nj brethren In regular stand
tEF rfsrectEt f degree attained either rcrilrut or
Ttslt1nf to attend IN that t<rafnn. A.n;c provision
has been made ty the committee for converting and re-
turning The fraternity ~ hlto rrfrcrhcnts will b. .erv.
I'd by the residents pt the town ct Enklcwood to n
brethren taEtteipafink The trsnd Lodge will ca.eu
iE'h ttJ At 1P"'c'eek A. III. Ia Htan-J Halt" ~ s.
ID NtHrn st. LJIre Ut MEET ut thur t.r1+etts halls
AID rfFaiE T. thr central Nn'ic.eeu.-plAney 1ial-
rrnrrrfv e4uirrel. "err thry Will tnect tic t;r.nd
L~sfr preparatory ia tnr1nne In procession. Er,r.
l'ke In the city md county. At a1 ether M..,ujc
hsr, have scn Individually tnvitcd to participate In
tue e+re"ona'+ slould any Ic]<e "r nthrr bod~. IA.
= srerfr- their inv1tetrn 1t 1. rxnefy and fta.erua
y ht-'l that this Eenersl fnvltst1n w IT. fert-t,,
n fira thereof Fl Ter t1rninsmep.a ef ArtAnt Mar
'hs1' will l'r n'Ade. and fr,:,ulfstl1 tb~ mrruius
IT thf fsth All df-ir,s nf1nhEn r'rta tatnlne tn tlr
tstss'n can fF had cn application To II r. BERRY,
hetinf rsnd nE.hA1 IT the t;rand todxr NJ 81 Eat
1iep,luf;h4t.
, 1869-09-15

tr"itlhk u HE JL"r III tHE HJkiIr4IsttE.
tIetht+ -rtt. II
lftnt ithttts, hf fnHhlnnta, Inns AFf.e.t hrrr.
lst eEaf MI nHiirEr+ With shr Emperor, ut tttrtl
Ito I"'''In! nj tr 1fnA In fhr J't,nrirr'.lrA wna
~" i!r tn''7rIHrnti, iHA MI in'ris!rw
hElI iif l.ft llAtEd 1T lIrt,!In.
, 1869-09-15
MASSACHUSETTS.
Fi'fbuSfcrs Pursued and Captured MT
Scn-An officer OF tlac state Prison
stu bhCd Ilr II f,nuYfct.

Stabbed by II Convict.
new HEpFdKp. Sept 1@.-I-a.t evening a watch
man discovered three gangs Of mel, nnm!enne
tn ali at"ut ninety. znnt Ing for thr wharytH. In
replt to question they told the watch1uah that
spanish Steamer VAS to Meet tht1u here an take
them 10 STA, hut 1i not stale the .ics-
tihatton. SHORTLY after IL O'Clock thcy
wefc taken irum Merriam's wharf IN
schooner Information WAS Ut once canrcyer! to
the police E;ation. also to the Collector ct the
r"rt and Mayor Fierce TIE crew oi the revenue
cutter ACtiEe was Immediately transferred Ia the
steamer Helen Augusta, which called III rifsui1
She oseshaucd the schooner ienekcs Captain
Flanders, at clock st1is morning. southeast Of
No M11 5 l4Ant+ wIth nlt0ut THIRTY Eupro3e,{ tu-
ban recruits, expecting 10 le taken OF
BY vessel from New York The,
were no1 armed. and 1nBhe no
resistance 1hrs seemed un1cr command Of Il
Cut,ah ott1ccf. The schooner WAS tuEe,l here md
Hes ut!ll, tho guns nj the cutter. sap;aiu Fa7-
,1crs etatrs that he was ignorant OF the design OF
.hc party as they engaged htm 10 take cut a 1sa-
Ing party.
EosrcS. SEPT. l+.-Amos +. Wool, An omccr In
In the state PrsA.,n, WINS +ertulA1J ttahr4i, last
evening. Il! convict NAMED isanfsi HurA, wIiu !s
etr1!ne twenty Fra.H' sentence fnr burglary.
, 1869-09-15

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t'hAFfts ~ ttHNA ~ 4Ar NJ, tx.
iEHH* t'HstHW ttHW4e " aitt,,akt.
@|Hf shHAi|As Att4H} rtt4s t.t.t
%Ea eNHtt@ta NH9Aat4 VI ltnstnvss
&At(HFE4 ~ htF t.nHt+,
, 1869-09-15

fr':rr +t'nl r": ~ r!tes+te
frt:srt'. *"r'. IT,
if'sth .!r"'h"', f':s r':'tr : N t!..~ rn+
- l.
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MAD. ACKERMAhh- -JAW0RSKA,

Pr1ma Doaaa from The Imperial Italian Opera
~ II; Petersburg ani fEorrnt GRfdsn. L,,lau. hss
ssAbllBfltd rrsc II cc4eu, foF ttr p,1,, Ut syInr
Instruction IN the Iii of slnEiEE
RESIDENCE, ~ NAnA9fIAv,
Where Mad orska caa he .ceu At her
rooms between " T. "a. and ,.
EAuErh Cnnmtttrrt tr-lrlnk hrr sAli.tanc~ ~ W.
3frtR - -" -'F~ 7
, 1869-09-15
EDUCATIONAL.


MINIS. u. !EnhEF. IT, A.. tE,tss ii thr Irrtrk
tAsAFt ahd lirt de- 10 drtlruus M tnrtk rIs s.r.
III ftr a 7e Lt4H 'rs. AAI NuIil nillIs!f r4tcf nit.
1tHslls lr1caIinl sIIan&rH!r4t. with ta ri4.rpA!s
Il t"dtF thFfr f1Hs Ah1IA! t.tAlIs rGts stAkcI III
dIhrErnt alta 4 tie inrII,
, h"as Z y > elrn"tf&rf rs1rsr, lFl - III reality
tlr Ms-i n}-rA.t hlpt t.n IL +. Is viih
!l.es's' tnn hunrs Irt "rck Al tn" tn,t Il that
itHtr rssf{ d!liEtnt rLpii valid t tertaset III cn!,
Msaee ~tta Al'Ansasr r"utso Ut ftznIh o'tIr,.nd.
etct, atl lnuAtLs II etsA 1T " .tt!ee Huui ,ut
tec n rnAs' him T., Mske 4 tie French language
- he nsrs h!a OWL Tbs f!nn. L. |. rctath Snf.r,n.
Fhdtnk ri aelcnla has kindly trrsuitfr Msns. u IN
maxi .'sc q TIC tos!n*iEE ttttanontal: have rrad
lfstesHr lhssrt trs:tnlfA T.. Ills l7+At .rcf.s ia
tt%ehlnf eIssicA in nsitu1tLs q! ir.tupy III k1arr
iha1r also hrR1h !tln hn Al 1Eotit4u 4 !s sy.rtn
III ihstt4tttnu TEts- cutnEnc & Isrruss ms with
c;.teton th.s his Ie.1nuus -clasr and It, ap,i.
Language ana 1ifrretusr IN os,r best 1nrrr.rs
HL!i- TlkasEr <1rts Ir..ons III tsrtcla. t:eIsuAn
Mhes rs. EEtsEHE aad CHARLES T1EsSEr, t5r
msnY ,ears fusls u ;lr cuu.rrvAtv.tuu VI trirEk.
Aud slso {H'ts Ana su~~nrnt!y KTadu1trs and nj
frt. .: s 4; ;ky (. An;,e.l !e.ss'" q flsuer g7e
timnnIt!s is" the lrufepas,. M,sc!.r-x H. tos sc.
9hinl L. Renz C Csselll Aud ethtrr. rs Wts, Ai1d.
, 1869-09-15
shooting AJfFny in n E.hIfndeInttn
%ffrtk FsI1.

11Ei1thE1TH!A. Stpt- 1<.-LAat cvcnlnR dprn0
~ altc5cation IN afcet cnr, between ilefpar,i
1io2ai4 aud neu nau:cti quinn, the !atteT nhut
Hogan ihr1.nGh the isoir. lbnict!nG wound which
"'l rfut'4ha, prove ta:a!, Qulnu escaped,
, 1869-09-15
SPORTING.
Billiard Match for the ChampIon-
ship Between Foster
and Deery.
Deery the Winner by 27l Points.
SPORTING.


BILLIARDS.
TIE MATCH FOR TnE CHAMPIONSHIP EErHKxS
pEERf AND Fn7TEK.
SEF f0ax, Sept. l&.--1he Championship billiard
match, between John Dee1, present champion,
And Melvin Foster, for the Championship ma
t1,tss, EAs commenced tatA cFcclaS nt the Hippo
the-tfon. and the scores shortly tefose IL O'Clock
stood az follows: Deerft 1,al3: his greatest runs
ae!rs IL * u, @. s.. Foster scuse Nas 1,o71;
bis greatest run1, III, l3sa, ~.
L1ER-SEF iokE. sept 15-l:so a. m-Tne
great tHttart match II the Ilprothca.roa, Four
teepth street, la.t evening, between Foster and
Deer!, has 1ast conc,n'e'i: beer; won l'y e.l
points. DetrJ made TUES OF III. 81, H. g. e., 81,
=: Foster, 1:, 135, H., o. e., -. Is, Ms Scho-
1eli ~na referee. The tcorc WIS 1929 whoa
llcCfy mule r1u Of 81 AMI vent out. Fo1tcr was
ant at IN 10 .hD. At nne time the score stood
a19 10 S53 II favor or Fosttt
, 1869-09-15
WISCONSIN,,

4 Prominent Citizen nf RktthnntH
titg Nntinitf rnh FfutArst.s-Sr.
rtrt Knta 2tntHt4
Special i'rsrr'rh IL ftr t'h!r9fn T.I,,anr
Nil ttsFr. Sept -.
t'rntlt mr.f trrr Et',rrfr I'm, Hts.t 'n,H@t.
,etrtt 'hn t-rtt tr.frtt.Ht rtn:rtsr Wtn.. l4." \
rhhrt t'rttt RI EaI'",ttt ttf m trt!ar Et* '."".
"'+tt'"e rrrt s-* stt-"kr't =. t,"-t r"k.."~"
t::''s ..'' .:v'''s."'' !".t "~''"t. y '''t '"~H
.'~: ~ ia III. III .....s, ] " !" v i, III. H..
'~"!.ih.s;; " ,...k 1T ti,+. ~. t.ci :. t.t*.
-"t -" ahi y u. ...!;.I 4Hi+h.s
!''".'~ t.: H. t.sl 3D.. .l-,,> ."i i.ti.. II la
~ tI'l M'si,aans h81 ..;t:A. Ea'e I4;'.ser l..
"hL.4 Il Hs-l. i. lLli.r tL1GstLI Ii. 4l,s IsjI.
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49, AaA.
h4a irkA,b.4t " l,.lEaItle Hr. Il; IT, Intt, NJ j
t-on,e sr II ffE tE.s" }..,: yl4l i'i ty kti h!..
!.s.@4in l! tI"r 81; liA ~ ~! Il H.: i.t
t;ssahA Ai.a 1EA..s, liz: ta!t. k.I 1t lh7 with U.r
i.!. l. w.: .."9t' ] u IN AZ II:
tlc.t Aid IAs-R..t Tia Il sllr s!tel 7. -
81 iAs1ts, :h~-
satne Nt.a!s, i.6ii: lalataAL - 4ll4.. .ilf
dEt s4el utftttle1, 13t4'Alt.
IlA4'IkHA7l
CIstTSs4y1, fr.t Il Hrtt saltie dali 4t t1uaaa b.
hh.1r htl, ~ .. nr%t .tl
uuSs. 81.I+4 s.t4. x1uss
t4AAItbGk,
r4xuE1rsir, Aa,s hrjt IN CA.tle -Httist,,
FL arah The !n@tArt IL q"ti ana tr'tr, srtar III
trtra &l7 LsAl1 II: Etst quality. VII h1&3 ta stJud
quality, tlu:WAsl ". tLisI 1ElitY. sn.ub4AA!
ki.vr and ianee- Receipts, I'D hraa. l'rttrt fn!
r4trA not 1rrItelAtrd. Cn Iu8 4Il1 Aul s,li q: \
rElAil nAEG1u. e11a- 4l.1&44.3.
, 1869-09-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS


TIE 1:eE.Aers nf this t:ast.a.ico t,o tie work. 1f
tt tA.f H. bAsE.41, t.atvr that The tI:r Exs e,.ae
tfn the reading public are rrtf4.ta II s.ye more
therthan1 .tensina to the di.rG..iun, q eevunied
~ tss t.t.ea:s2, p3Eae.! s:E:sse o. RccoE,::re3
e9s1. IaELeiv, thrI. ohees The st5n II eecp
.a1ailau tht suetTnns n2ie sEr :, oar ssen q
ten, n nE hcdins 18th Ka.t and Vert and tie incrcA
" t,olS 'ntt1s Ia the question VI Prptrctlan ani
Snifssted BY tie rntraeted ttston Il ihe
'ittls:st.e y WY. aud 81 Q: the Nail. HnHrc
80 das4EE TIE fErsrnt tEf:Htr Ene.tn..
X q ~, a..1and fu' information which ii Is
tn.n- g. 6. u. tatsa:1"n. u ra1- so.aprsr.
tAe 11tfeAt- rf eor1Eae?tlA trrr1 iii. n3
,ss,st w1sf .a. hishst rl.sr tina BA.sl.E. HI $A
rt,s r., aa It 1n4,ds. ta HI, te ar7 t the fslt
~ fn!:i!:c II sse tss cSn1r!tte EnSsh s-sn.stin
II thetc er.1,t shAt ha. hceu given Il, the tHhiic
inseSna, n. IN 81 r. 1eu,ns san'ilta 81 H. sEh
u ssnn SI@tiasioE Ant LaE," and "Ca,!tM a:!d ju.
eIt Thu latter " Ill t- found very Timely auswes
" thc argument. "htch ar rife In rain 1tR;trr1
M I,hf that l.!errtt ftT thr et carltL /,
e, t 81 tl1!nst;se I! 's I'd ert ,s..'n ron .tor
no. 'iEEe Gf GFrr 401 rat.s. Pfsee e.
fF. *aJr ~ AL HkAelrrt hcnt ttt hY tastl IN r.
tltt I wier by the r,tisht.r ~ o 't
THE HESTFkN NEWN COMPANY
III An4 III tIA$r 4
, 1869-09-15
.UNS0,aic.

Cleveland Lodge, No. 2f1.
A.. +. A, NJ nsc h-fr!t ntlat,i to te ~ lhr- t.f.
"" y WET 1tnhd"li - III Ttrs.h.J tnarnine Hrrt.
IT, Al Ftrhrk IT. srart In the trr tu tt.4 4 Ia, nt hn
r"'Wf 'f'r" RI tf'r t'"'& f'fhr sofH,al Heh ol at
1'nstrn e-i
Fri ttrt RI 4. HAtEtSa. II M
.oli* WHITLEY, a.., ,etA.
, 1869-09-15

4't'"H', S-ti - ti.h his! t-!i .a ihai iasI ut
IT.. ..is.i. R.,t.~i la -. ii.l.i. t,..it .,I
-4st"t III ~ ts.9 Iasi.4I Inv . III sj4, VII,
\. I{.lttalt ~ Lt...lLx. - -
, 1869-09-15
49,

H"tavY TO7V&.
AiNANY. Sept 1@-THu Of the heaviest tows
that ever LETT this city, Atarfet for New YORK To-
.iaJ. They cohht.t 1t "a lxakx, ca1syinR 44l.nn
bushels Of grain. Tl!ti}-r;e i1u1r aoais await
tDwinX HtcanrrA
, 1869-09-15

TRANSFORMATION CO,

For UAssego. Cape Vincent, uud Oc-
dcnsbnFEh.
WEI Iravt theIf 4 ek, f.st cf North tASal,.s st. On
WEDNESDAY ETESfSt;. orI T. IL Il u'cioek. ,hc
new and rnSs elAls steamer.
LOWELL, John Leonard, Master.
F.se.srEs sietctsd 70 Ai..akee, Glen H.vea,
s~s. ,saa- Hsw fnsk md al poln:s Eat
daxb r1ceftrd, II r. ul-
juHN II: GREEN. P4'sensc. Agent Office No,
n. J, HOWE 4 CO., As.a:s.
, 1869-09-15
t7{ftet,titf'.

: :; !: '''3: s ':1' ,ti;3 ts; :; t. 4: f;.:-f:y
u..t.i.i!HS a4"S"" "r'i"e n !"
, 1869-09-15


RACES At DETROIT.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT. Mich, sept IL.
The faL meeting of the siorre Association cum.
ncnccd here to-dly. The first race, iqt horses
thae had DeFer publicly teafeo -, was taken b.
stIede8nay In three straight heath without Epe
ga dltneultE. Tine, 2:3a4 2:3a 2:3tk. The SEC
Gn.s premium Va. tastn b, Ella Elwou.. and ,hc
race, and came In Inst each time.
Tie next racc wus for horses TIM: hare nryer
beaten 2:z9, and the entries we're Fanny Lee, Vu-
Gan, Djron, Rubber. Iitliyard aui i'unt nreexe
ing Isyron, who had been the Iavnr1.e, lensth ia
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6TEELE EANTlS,
NI*srArKE ApTInt1at%a AGENTS, px4HpoRx 1tt1l,
TIRE HE1tpIH1,
Afr 1thoFts1sf 10 r4eefrs TH Tnfnr.t
at "sT i+str~ ru-., and ain {pr any IA7y Wrrlly ~
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-13
Zion Items.

TEMPERANCE VS. INTEMPERANCE.-In
looking over a paper called The Cecil
Democrat, we noticed some items from
b. NJ. House, in which the author
seemed to boast that they We're sup
piled with the alcoholic demon while
we, at Zion, mourned because we were
minus this great evil. Alas. for my
friend, they must encourage street
brawls and groggery fights, for every
intelligent person knows that drinking
houses lead directly to these. We
would ask the author to describe the
unutterable woe that settles around a
mothers heart as son for the first
time enters his home intoxicated. Pen
is inadequate to tell half the sorrows of
that mother as he becomes confirmed
drunkard. We would advise the Brick
itemizer to join the order. of Good Tenn
plars, and set a good example to the
young and rising generation
RETuRsED.-Our townsmen have
returned from their inaugural trip to
Washington, and report as being highly
@ratified with the proceedings general
ly. The announcement of Mr.. Ores
well appointment here, gave almost
univcrs al satisfaction. Some of Andy's
wa NEST friends felt this stroke heavily,
and as one Of old, to be thorn in their
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flesh. Truly we have great reason to
be proud that one Of Cecil's noble sons
should be selected as member of
President Grants cabinet
MYsTERT.-Our village is not very
large but vet we arc in the dark with
regard to something's that transpire in
it, even at midnight's hour, dim lights
and closed doors, men going in and
coming out Perhaps it is secret or
der; if so the Grand Master should en-
deavour to let his light shine so that
others may see his good works, if they
are good. But we are of the doubling
kind. We hope by our next that this
mystery may be revealed, so that we
may be able to give description of the
place, and of the individuals and their
doings.
FARM MATTERs.-Thc wheat looks
very promising and bids fair to yield
on abundant harvest. The farmers of
our neighborhood have been overhaul
ing their farming implements, and
some have already commenced plough
ing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-13
Port Deposit Items.

SOBER DEMOCRATS AND THIS CAUSE
OF TT am happy to inform you that
last Saturday was an unusually quiet
Saturday for Port, it being the first one,
for some time, that did not witness n
drunken fight. 1t can only be account
ed for in one way That being the
dav on which the Democracy meet to-
gether, for the purpose of hearing the
news, drinking whisky, and having a
good time generally, they gathered to-
gether as usual, but alas for their hopes
of ENJOYMENT They had a very cold
wet blanket thrown over them; for
they then learned, to their great horror
and CONSERVATION, of the appointment
of that talented and uncompromising
Union man, J. A. j. Creswell, to be
Postmas 1t was such 4
bitter pill, they SUNK away and left the
town quiet and orderly for one Satur-
day.
CoSGRATULATIoNs OVER CREswELL' S
AUTOMATICALLY the Union men
here, however, it is matter OF great
rejoicing and congratulation, that 4 cit
izen Of Cecil county, born and raised in
our midst, should he honored with a
seat in the Cabinet of the greatest ma
ton on the face of the globe. But to
MIR. Creswell is the greater honor due,
for having, BY his own energy and per-
severance, raised himself to so exalted
and honorable position in the Gov
crnment.
NAsBY.-And now for the rush for
Post Offices. Have YOU more than a
dozen applicants for the office in Elk
ton? lfyou have, you are ahead of
us, for believe there are but SIX or
seven for the office here. Among them
are two or three old fogies, who it is
thought, will have but slim chance
against Young America, who | under
stand. have the inside track.
IMpRoyEMENr-Mr. Tome is about
to commence making repairs and ad-
dtions to his fine dwelling; which, if
carried out, in the manner have heard
he contemplates, will add greatly to its
appearance, namely: putting an ad-
dtional story to the highth, and erect
ing in front tower, to be connected
with the main building, the lower story
of which will be used by him as a prl-
vate banking room Whilst Mr.. Tome
will thus add much to the beauty of
the surroundings, he will confer a bless
ing by distributing so much of his
great wealth among the mechanics and
laborers of our town He is said to
have remarked that he would spend all
his income this year in improvements.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Our
town has to mourn the loss of one Of
its most esteemed and worthy citizens.
Mr.. Elijah Reynolds, who has been
gradually failing for the past year, de-
parted this life on Tuesday evening,
at half past five o'clock. No man
could have passed out of our midst who
would have been SO sincerely regretted,
and whose place it will he so difficult
to fill. To the Methodist Church, his
loss will be irreparab!e. Foremost in
every good work, the name of Elijah
Reynolds viii be ever revered i'y the
rising generation of Port Deposit, for
his long and untiring efforts in their
behalf g .lf,. s.-G4ltse.