The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-27

operative arrangement, the laborer be-
comes an interested party in the capital
stock of the concern, and is at once con-
verted into the friend, in place of a jealous
rival. of capital.
Local Miscellany.-The scholars of the
NJ. f. Sabbath School presented Rev. Mr..
Matlack with a beautiful gold pen and pen
Gil on Sabbath, the 18th inst. as token of
their high appreciation of his services in
their behalf.
Thursday last, was beautiful day
much to the delight of those who had to
change their abodes, and there were a num-
Der of them here.
Rev. B. +. Price, the new pastor OF the
Elkton NJ: f. Church, will preach his first
sermon here. on tomorrow Sunday morn
ing.
The Sabbath school at Westamwcll
school-house J. Perkins, Jr., Superintend-
ent, will be opened on Sabbath afternoon.
the 4th of April.
| DR.. Tuft has removed his Office to the
looiH ioiiiSiiy oeNtl'iS' ny viz po'e oii'S-
John Z. Wilson has removed his law
office to room in the north side of base
mcnt of Odd Fellows Hall.
| DR.. Wallace has quit the drug business.
and the room so long occupied by him for
| that purpose is used by Mr.. Terrell for the
! sale of meat, vegetables, &c. The old
sheet iron sign, whose creaking has before
| furnished an item for these columns. is TO
be laid aside.
Joseph r. Brown. Esq, Justice of the
Peace, has vacated his old Office next door
to W. J. Jones, and fitted up the small s
| by 10 one door above the Register Office.
The concert at Middletown, Del, for the
benefit of Union Lodge No. ) \. F. A. NJ,
will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings next See advertisement on first
page.
After our outside was printed we received
answers to last weeks enigmas, from the
same parties who answered those formerly
published.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday.
Court Proceedings.-Courth has been in
session all of this week, holding morning
and evening sessions, and will probably
week. We continue our report Of proceed
ings from Friday last.
State Us. Isaac II. Alexander. Unsound
mind and pauper. VIII probably be sent
to the Aims House. Constable for State.
Jas. A. Boulder, Appeal case. cs. Jas.
Clark. Constable for Appellant Jones for
Appallce. Verdict for Appalee, and dam
age assessed at $25.
Court adjourned on Saturday at $50
o clock p. NJ, till Monday.
hing the till of Thos. Prcttyman, iii Pond
Neck. Verdict guilty. Biddle for State;
Constable for defence.
State rs. Benjamin Knots for assault
and battery on Henry Shafer. Guilty, and
fined 81 and costs. Biddle for State: Con
stable for defence.
State rs. James Andrew. Unsound
mind and pauper. jury discharged from
rendering any verdict or inquisition in the
premises.
State cs. Jas. A. Nckle. Prescntmcnt
for neglect of duties as Road Supervisor
Verdict not guilty. Biddle for State; II.
Mccullough for defendant.
State Us. w. 3. Stevenson. Transcript
. of record from the Circuit Court of Har-
ford county, Indicted for assault and bat
terry on W. L. Cooley. Guilty and fined
$40 and costs. Biddle for State: Constable
for defence.
State rs. John Gray. Removed from
Hartford county. Assault and battery on
same party. Guilty. and fined s. dollars
and costs. Biddlc for State; Constable
and Evans for defence.
State u.s. John Nicklc. Presentment fol
neglect of duties as Road Supervisor
jury could not agree and were discharged
by the Conrt. Biddle for State; Constable
for defence.
John V. Price, Guardian of Thos. b.
, Lewis, Is. W. II. Pearce. Appeal from
, and Judgment for Appellant Costs to be
paid by Price. Evans for Appallant Jones
for Appallee.
l Jas. 4. Boulder Is. John Clark, next
friend of Harriet r. Clark. Appeal from
Squire Christfield. Action of Replevin fol
gold chain and pencil. Tried before .
Jury, and verdict for Appellee for SD
5 Motion made for new trial. Constable
| for Appellant; Jones for Appellee.
r. b. Goodyear cs. Thos. Bremen. Ap,
,. peal from Squire Howard. Action fol
trespasS. Tried before Court and held un,
der adviscment. Constable for Appellant
, c. Me ullough for Appallec.
Samuel Logan rs. Alonzo Brown. APP
peal from Squire Janney. Action for the
value of ton of hay. Tried before tic
, Court, and Judgment for Appallec fnl
/, $50. Each party to pay their own costs
, Groome for Appellant; Jones for Appalled,
CIVIL TENURE LAw.-Congrcss is
having q protracted struggle over tn,
repeal of this law. On Wednesday
last, the Senate passed an amendment!
Of the law as it now stands, and sent
it to the House, but the House seems
determined to accept nothing but the
unconditional repeal of the act, while
the Senate is as fully resolved to main,
. tain the power oyer appointments, i'll
some form. and the repeal or modiiica
, ton of the law, at the present session
, seems very doubtful.
IMPORTANT TO ALL.-Thc public are be-
coming more and more thoroughly conviil-
ced of the superior washing qualities of the
WILMINGTON CITY SOAR. The articles OF
which it is composed are so thoroughly
| neutraliZcd that YOU need have no fear of