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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
S0\IER GIFT

A man by the name of William Benton,
committed to Somerset Jail on 4 charge of
robbing store escaped from Jail on Sunday
morning last, while the turnkey was sweep
ing out the prison.
The yield of hay in this county will be
quite heavy.
Three cattle recently jumped from the
freight train while in motion, one of which
had its legs broken.
Henry Covington and Levin Buck got
into a difficulty. recently, when Levin
struck Henry with the heavy end of an OK
whip, and Henry, returning the compli-
ment, dealt him heavy blow on the head
with a fence rail, which come near proving
fatal.
All contracts of the Eastern Shore Rail
road with the P. W. & B. r. r. have been
rescinded, except for the purpose of settle
ment, and the road is hereafter to be work
ed by its own company, on its own account,
and in such way as may be found most adj
vantageous.
WORCESTER.
A little daughter of Andrew Hancock
fell and broke her arm few days since.
A little son of Abraham Fipps. about
three years of age, got possession of box
of sugar-coated pill, and liked the taste
thereof so much, that he swallowed the
whole of them. He came near dying, but
recovered
Peter Corbn, was shot and killed on
Monday evening of last week, by Matthias
Tatman. Both men were in liquor and
had had a quarrel and fight previous to the
shooting. Tatman was arrested and lodged
in Jail.
The survey of the Worcester Railroad,
from Snow Hill to Berlin has been COM
pleted Distance, 13t miles.
HARTFORD.
A son of John England, aged about Is,
was bitten OH the index finger by snake
last week. 1t is supposed nothing serious
will come of it.
The county levy was closed last week.
The following is the assessment made: For
county, road and school tax, CT cents on the
$4,000; for State tax, 10 cents on the
800. 90. The amount of assessable prop
erty is $13.322, 36S.OO.
The public road leading from Hartford
turnpike to Stockton is to be piked.
Cadet, w. p. Duvall, who recently grad
uated at the Military Academy at West
Point, has been appointed by the President,
in the Regular Army, as Second Lieutenant
in the Fifth Regiment of Artillery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

SPLENDID PREMIUMS proprietors
OF the American Stock Journal offer to send
pair of their famous Chester White PIGS
for club of 30 subscribers at 81 90 each.
also Imported Attorneys, Southdown
Sheep. Poultry, Imported and American
Send for specimen copy and premium list
Address n. p. Boyer & Co., PJrkesburg.
Chester Co.. Pa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

Sad reports are received from Maine
The daughter of Rev. Henry Giles, the
eminent Irish lecturer and scholar. beau
tiful girl of IS, was drowned at Bucksport
on Saturday; two young ladies, Misses
Greenlaw and Caswell, were drowned at
Booth Bay ON Monday; and boy 7 years
Old was shot, and probably mortallv
wounded, by playmate 10 years old, at
Bangor on the ) tn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

The Cecil Observation-Disclosures our towns
man, Mr.. Daniel Bratton, as democratic
candidate for Comptroller this fall. Mr..
Bratton will never satisfy the managers Of
the party. He will neither lie nor steal for
the party's sake two Indispensable quail
ties in democratic official. Those who do
with the party.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

-@3 We hope our Agricultural contribu-
ter who furnishes g Farm Items this
week, will not fail to procure the results
and experiments with wheat OH the Chester
County Farm he speaks of, and forward
them to us for publication. His deductions
are very judicious Our farmers spend too
much money for concentrated manures.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

If this should happen TO meet the eyes
of anybody who has never been to Rock
HILL & WILSON'S Great 'Brown Stone
Clothing Hail. we advise him to so there,
on his next visit to Philadelphia. There is
no other establishment III the city or else
where, where such satisfaction can be oh
tanned in clothing for man or boy, at such
moderate prices. Those who go once, al
ways go again. Make a memorandum in
your note book, when you next go to town,
thus II nsust get me q nice !Sumusr srh st
R0c&AW g. Filsoh's.' Also, " mnA get
JoAnmy Il nsr Gari5a'di SIT, aHd TT get Il
at RochhtU g. Wi,sons.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

JACOB HARLEY long and favorably
known for his fair dealing) dealer in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C., has remov-
ed from Market Street, to 1920 Chestnut
Street, Philada. Read his adv in this is
she.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

TIE GRAND GERMAN SINGING FESTIVAL.
Next week the great excitement of Bal
tlmore will be the grand Sacngerfest Over
two thousand visiting musicians were ex-
pccted to be in Baltimore to-day, and the
music is promised to be the finest ever
heard in that city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

Eminent New York and Philadelph a
Physicians claim that Dubois Missisquoi
Powder actually cures Cancer 1t is adj
vertised in this issue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
WICOMICO.

Court convened on Monday 9TH inst.
DR.. VIM. III. Rider was thrown from a
horse, last week. and somewhat injured.
The levy for the present year is SO cts,
Oh the 800.
The festival held in Salisbury, recently,
for the ben fit of the Presbyterian Church
realized about 500. clear.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
CAROLINp y.

IIucklcberrics were plentiful at Denton
two weeks since, and sold for ten cts, per
quart.
The colorcd people will hold camp
meeting in Neall's woods, near Anderson
town, commencing on the 18th of August
Thos. Williams has been appointed mail
messenger between the post Office i'll Green's
borough, and the railroad depot, at sala-
ry of $4,000 per annum.
The Denton Union says: Since the first
of October last, the Mancha Brothers have
been visited by two hundred and fifty-tive
persons in quest of land. OF this number
upwards of twenty have made purchases,
whilst the remainder have gone away fav-
orably impressed with our climate and
soil.
Johnny, little son of Thos. H. Kemp. re-
Gently fell down stairs, his mouth striking
a chair and causing his lower teeth to pass
through his lip and tear away large piece
of flesh.
The barn of Mr. Moffitt, who resides be-
tween Bridgtown and Ruthsburg, was
struck ly lightning two weeks since and it.
together with its contents, was entirely
consumed. Loss $500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

The advertisement of Messrs. Davis &
Pugh, dealers in Lumber and Fertilizers,
will be found i'll THE Wig to day. This
firm is extensively and favorably known for
its fair dealing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
- >>S

COMING In AND GOING OUT.-There are
many doors by which customelE enter Oak
Hall, but only one, the large one on Market
Street by which they go out. Malicious
persons have intimated that this is symbol
lie of the ease with which people get in and
the difficulty with which they get out of the
grasp of the great clothing men. Very
well, gentlemen, just as you please about it.
Any one of the tens Of thousands of reg
ulaT customers of Oak Hall will testif,- that
it is not only easy to get in, but impossible
to stay out, in view of the low prices and
excellent clothing found there, and that it
is not only difficult to get out but actually
impossible ever to cease buying all their
clothes there after they have once made
trial of the unparalleled advantages of deal
ing with Wanamaker & Brown.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

ACA8INEf MAKER. One who is Il steady man AMI
goo" plain workman. will find steady work aul liberal
wages. hy applying To II. II. NAKINSON
july 10. lSG'-3w Port Deposit Nil,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

Tho election in Virginia, on Monday
last, resulted in the election of Walker and
the defeat of Wells. Both candidates pro-
TESS to be Republicans, but all the old rebel
Democracy fell in with Walker. The
chairman of the Walker Central Committee
telegraphed President Grant congratulating
him on the triumph of his policy in Virgin
ia. If the policy of the President and his
Administration is to be adhered to by
Walker. then the old rebel element have
expended their vernon and cast their votes
against Wells and the straightout Repuhli-
can organization in vain. And if Walker
and his comrades are to follow the dicta-
ton of those men who contributed most to-
ward their election. then the Republicans
who aided in defeating the Wells tickc:
will come to grief, and the Walker party
be turned down by the Administration
Some body is bound to have their cxpccta-
tons disappointed. The old rebel Demo-
cratic element had everything to lose by
voting til; Wells ticket, they concluded,
but by bargaining with Col. Walker they
had reasonable hope of Johnsonizing him.
We will see in the end who is cheated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
NEU- ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

Map or Chart "f the town of Elkton made prior to
tho year 1876. Ii there is such in existence liberal
rr =" will b" paid for it, for its for short time.
ii furnished 10 BENJAMIN WELLS
july TO- 1863. Elkton Depot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
LIPPINCOTT s. BAKEWELL,

III ISntITicI1, Ia.
Sole orn.rs N CoNIs,ns aud Red Jacket Patents
StELF-IIELP FOR THE ERRINli-Wor,is of Cheer
~ FOR Young Men. who have fallen victims to SOCIAL
EVILS, desire better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD iSSO
CITATION. Box p. Philadelphia. Pa.
TNnIRTY YEARS Experience In the
Il Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Dfseasea--A FhrSiotogiroi Iistr Of Marriage-The
cheapest book evrr Notwithstanding nearly 300
pages and 80 fine plates and engraving Of the anatomy
of the human organs in 4 state Of health and disease
with treatise On early errors, its d-plorable coiiso-
Iuances upon the mind and body with tn, authors plan
"t t"atmrnt-tho only rational and successful mode Of
curv. a. shown by report Of treated. truthful
adviser to the married and those marriage
VIII" entertain doubts OF their physical condition Sent
free OF "stag" to any address receipt of d cents
STAMPS or Postal currency 10y addressing Dr. LA GROIN
No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany. y. Y. The sllthur NAV
D. consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which his
books treat either personally 10y mail and medicines
sent to Of the world
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
COLBURN'S PATENT
RED JACKET AXE

better than our regular shaped Axes for these reasons:
FTst-lt cuts deeper. !Stcond-It don't stick in tho
wood 1h'Td-lt docs not jar the hand. Fo..rth-No
time i, wasted in taking the AK out Of the cut Eth
With the same labor you will do third more work
than with regular Axes Rcd paint has nothing to do
with the good qualities Of this Axe for all are
painted red If your hardware does not Keen our
goods. We will gladly answer inquiries your orders
direct or give you the name of the dealer who
krrps Axes
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10

Photographic dispatches from all parts
of the country report general and enthu-
siastic observance of Independence day ex-
cept in the South, where the celebration of
the occasion was almost entirely left to the
cnlOred people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
QUEEN ANNE

Arthur Brown. Esq, of Centerille, has
been admitted to the Bar.
Work has been resumed on the Queen
Anne railroad, and everything seems fair
for a completion of the work without fur
tlier interruption. 1t is considered certain
that it will be open to Wilmington in time
for the peach crop, and perhaps to Suders-
vile. The work of grading the Harrins
ton and Queenstown road has already COM
rncnced The last rail was laid and the
last spike was driven on the railroad be-
tween Townsend and N:.ssey's on Thurs
day. the Gath ult.
The other day. a toad was found, appar-
emily lifeless, near the spigot of 4 whisky
barrel, in the bar room of the Crumpton
Hotel. 1t was kicked away, and after Il
few hours WAS found there again, slipping
the drops, pretty well intoxicated. 1t re-
c,ived similar treatment, and was shortly
after found there again, dead drunk
Toady tasted tank toddy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-10
KENT.

a large sized, handsome, thirty day, oc-
tagon cloak has just been put up in the
Methodist Protestant Church of Chester
town, present to the Church from Gener-
al Nickers.
The laying of the cornerstone of the VI.
p. Church, at Bel Air, has been postponed.
, 1869-09-02
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taut hi hBIi!rt'l ltrlts4t ale prtse, ut.i .'ar
city rr.brtta II darA clt,i u tIacA cuaIa Ant the
gtnNtl'K ellstr NEIc nj Mi.l1c hrai-.
The htsiinc fltElses Vi cur CIt4ZeilS AIA! The
Ill,tGls afG we'll ntcsl-
Ih4tANArutIa Skill. 1.-The Criminal Court has
srcLi tte u} III i: WORK u cIupanclltux jury 10
ii, ihr -,Lra1rN murder rare. t'ar hundred AMI
k!Ai3. FIVE pGrAunh lave been c1CuAesI IN CuAac-
Iutnce Uf llA, ttH orulri anh expressed N op1u'
l0r. Scstn 1ur3lHtn Ats now IN tan box. fltIt
nc!ttcr atty hIrE rxIlrAeli their challenges. II
viii se kumr days lAtore the )ary IL cotntrtei.
senator Morton rft, tonight, for Pittsburgh.
here he speaks Tomorrow night. lie will bc As'-
:nmes Fa.Ti5stou, Assessor Of the Seventh Col.
lec'snu l'!strtct, torwar!rf h's rrs1gnaitan ~
| Washington totduy. General Frank White, ul
uwen Comfy, has been recommended tJ Stuatprs
| Aottou aud Pratt for the vacancy. The rccoM'
| mtnIatton viii !n,urc tho a2ioltaent
| An indignant husband Chwhleti the castfer o1
ono Of tho leading dry goods houses on the htFce1
III :t1Is city to-day. because lie refused to credit
Ills wife foI gouds. The a1alr CREATED quite sen
.asion.
| CarrnT, tho accomplcc Ct Farrlns, who nur
dtrrsl Uurhey In Balloon last hight, confessed to
dGy that theS wclt to The saloon for the rnrrost
| ui seeking qun1rc! With the murdered ul1a.
| The pstpafa'luns for tho State Fair Arc on
| inore exfcnAtEe scate than ever 1Efofe, An .t1i
lual int eyest ts being taken tho forthcoming tx
| llblntuup br ali classics
, 1869-09-02

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ha!1nt Ths thtn takrn s"r s,1rttar} OF State
giving titEtral 7. r Aiirn eighty nfe yot4-s, f.
spencer Is9, J. Il Curtis thirty y.onr, tlln t,alanc
staltefinE. giving :@renccr the nomination u Jus
sutes enough, 10 Tie surprise OF tnoss uot In thi
secret.
The nstt ballot for State Treasurer gave L l.
Tsetzo lc6 yors; ftcnsJ Iisesz III. q. Htlilr, 81
". r tmnh, II; lsoh14li Noser. JE., II; ". ketch
HU. !. Tntat 1G4, VIII no nomination.
IN The next tallOt therr WAS exc .sa Of yotes
The ballot WIS declared foul and ruled out Ear
nest appeals we're made IN reference to the DANCE
OF locating TOO many candidates to the secon1 Dls
trfrt, aLA strerAl motion. were made md frlecte
for recess and adjournment till to-nloTroW mort
| Ing Another ballot VAS taken, resulting IN III
nom,nsliDn Of Major Henry Baetz BY a vote Of !:
| to = II T ETeeZc-
, 1869-09-02
SPRINGFIELD,

Meeting or tho R3oard OF Pablo
Charities -Trrnsnry *tntrrurns -
R1atnh Runaway Accidcnt-Thc
Weather.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trib1nc,
srKlsGr1ELp. Ill, Sept, !.
The Isoas.l Of TE!i' Charles RET tu the Sia:c
L.nra1y yesterday. The rtrcs1 Of Rev. Fred
NiEcs, SECRETARY Of the LoAr,, In RELATION 10 his
observations uf the working oi SIMILAR boards In
kuch l.4s1efn STATES Hs he recently ,ist.4i
together With Mnch valuable statistical
naftsT. form" Of rports ctt.. was
Secretary mud AensHEs o. the bnarA were nuiite'1
and PAIL III The State Treasurer. D*tug to
various caIses the WORT Of Inspecting tas, al1.A-
houses t,c-, bul hot lFen completed, and no re-
rnrt Ut the wn1k DOM wna made, bnt II WAA fc-
tolEet1 to EnlAh The tntncctttn, mud each mcu.'er
to make a full report Of hts lnzcsstzaton AMI ob-
tt1yaitoLs To tht next H1eef.nc ct the ..oo"n' TO
i,e held In !f1ooullpgt.,n the 9Th OF November
hexL The!t snlt serort to The Governor ns re-
nr.red I,5 Law, viii tie mate DNseusbcr IS, lSia
The receipts OF the StoIc Treasury to-day were:
From Grundy County. tat.": IaSalic, tA."p:
Saline, balance tn inlI. $s.s 20 THIS being Gun1-
frr ,iny, sh,nt sen,Hp has t~eu pail cut Of tac
c.rf, Judges Of Court state Attorneys aal raEt
ous rerrons who LOOK 10 the sts'c fer sEeis daily
bread. IL
Mir. 11ern PTathcr, Of rccqtnr, hrohct-iu-:aw ol
Governor Orle.f'v. wht ming In his bs:Erf !asf
G. entnE. was run intn hy .Pan OF ruIawns hoese!
ntiacEch TO heavy waS"n. aH'l Utmost fasiaHtis
Killed. Mr. TTatheE VA, IL Ilost weshy, esEiiuaale
AID rrnE.incnt c;iizsn nI n+ta1HF.
ftr tlt past threr ,tHss ~c hare tart very roo
Wra her, The Thermometer rAHgtnC ~ low as &
nnh Is ntsreck- This II decidedly 1snr Gather FOL
agtc, aua q,I!ntnr Is Ia good demand
, 1869-09-02

Prospect Of Lively Competition
In tic Railroad Passenger
Business.
Election Of President by the
Northwestern Railroad
Directors.


rn ,,
spce'a1 Oesis1'cu ~ lhc e''t.s' 4l''ahe'
kAl''n'Ap AAi' ."s.
4ASse'se9s A!l'et I.ie AU.HA, - '"t n."
!iess Ha'ii ~ s"sn's ee"t h"a'' !toti est,as'-
~ so'ut iit4'n =, 'uo i"",. We '!A'u lnAic ~
tN".a F.t "os, n1''ss ~ ~. Au'.'oll 'uls's@s
sa' 1"nl .He ou.il'""t H'N ,ostle'en "''Auat'
iEenss "hn 1''c ,ie"t afs'I4u :" -''eASaH .eA'
t'al hai"as, nut WI soon give passenger 'afes
md ttnc lcttcE than ifc other linz. The lntlIca-
lions are thHt trcrr II to Ike lrcly competition In
raEsenvcr ht1sinrss Freight rates to-day Nrr.
20 crri. n t>hcaro and uran.rtlnn.l tn o,hcr
y 'tH'o !" Na'N"a'f N1" l"os"4A"H1' :" "'ue'
Fotitk-
rEs7EK's TlME
OF q:q;, trotttne In ROAD wa-au Yesterday Il the
,,,.,o r, ,o.-.,ea,1on ,,,o,t, tn,tr,on rha So.
.ol'e W epo',tea.tou .. "moHe .'.'hnea. lug Ws'
skt4eton HaF"u 1ifne IN lecpEn Is @::s' H1h!c oy
utxttr tn 1eSi. The wagon and driver yesterday
weighed 3,9 pouuls
WI, srurrr
,-,. eo,,, ~ ,,ox n,,n ~. .nno,nroro,, .,a, c.n
"us lou ueua, MN .4Ee annoances'cns taat tsen'
cfal Haxtcr WIS electca Ffeeldcht OF thc SoEtc-
wcttern Itoad- Tie stock ADVANCED and was rap
kfly honot,t Until A]tchtil's c]tciInn VIM an
rnuprns rhcn ,hr s,ort fe,t I'm, ,rto,r,,,, i'm
W ' ~ ~ ]s+ - A'' - -
peu'ec-' 1ne t'ec"on ~ ahaels''"t 10 tacan t"e
triumph Of LcGfand lockwood. anu tho shelving
Of Unnel Drew. ho has forcd to be r.ro,uincpt In
tbo nr.ir, ~ nm .,rthw,.,nr, t,,,,,.rr ,nh.-
.,sos 49, ts..4s.' - ~ 49, .,,.S ..
6tocks were bLfpHR hhn he!tAe. the fh!eE features
being Ncr Yurk Central, Hudson, Ncatllug, atll
I3oct Jslnrd
,,
tAiLtH!S~
Two EfD01l et0Ek 1lrTna 1Htch today from 0Tcr-
trading on tie bear ti1c Of Eric.
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The Camp MccttnE-CfosinE Days
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The Camp MccttuE-CtosinE Days
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Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
rKEEPuKr, August 3l>
Atonday morning the prayer meeting WAS le,i BY
Rev. II. L. Reynolds, and followed by q speaking
meeting iull Of rich Testimonies. IT 10 O'Clock
large congregation had gathered, md preaching
a1L Itaser meeting lasted tilt noon-
The chillEtna meeting w1s one Of great inter-
est. Scores Of young heafts sought the Lord. A
great many EpOie Tor Jesus, aud trutD their feEti
nloules re arc convinced that Mau{ ate trained In
Chrtatsn dut,ts ut home.
TGc Afternoon services 11stcl several to7rs; the
Eorehrrer4, hayins nothing efae to do, continued
Their dulles i'll surres time. Thr young reop;c i
EacrtiDE was vfry :0nT. nHG more look uu a'tiye
rast than beforr. They shook huuds all aroan,t at
| parting. ati mitch ic,p lec!tlE vas manifested
l,Iatr Hanrhari remained tH1 lat. ituur direct
Ing the forccs and urging on tile GLORIOUS wosk.
A couple Of ruWHE youngsters frtctl Ia Ees up a
| fight, l4t a hrrcul"an u!,iIe lal hts hanIs upon
tGtr ind GHtetsh the rnttFsp row,
| The prayer anh pra!sc meetings lasted ceart oil
| night: trycr1 !norc were enabled to EMl the
| rtar nf grpAf fHre- New delegations arr arltT-
cL,s1NG ExERc1-ES-
Tuesday mor''lnS was de'otei 10 the closing
EXERCISES.
Rev. Da.tti Deal, Of Wisconsin, was catlel On to
preach. instead Of The u4nAl t1yc-feBst or aacra.
| nicnt. lis text NILS We'll chuscp aui Impressed
had been In California, an'i frequently ut the Col
| den Cute hal watched from Telegraph Hill s:at
coming ships, with fathers, mot hers, brothers hHt
e.tcrH, aun s2H their joy nj meeting on The shprc.
The preacher drew tuc picture Of Heaven aud
the meeting ur there. Thr !llrr closed thr excr
cscs with come Timely rca nrks, the throng Shoot
| hands, THE tents were Hsfuck nnI like
"Sh!ps Of The desert silently moved away.