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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12
Three Score and Ten Years

i allotted 10 man, and there is no reason
why he should not live out this time in reason
able health ard strength. When Drs. ID.
Fahrney < Sons PREPARATION FOR
CLEANSING TIE BLOOD. is within reach
OF all, aud oy keeping a bottle always at hand
few doses mag often save you from a violent
attack Of fever or some other Disease which
may be lurking in The system. Keep your
BLOOD PURE and your Liver in good
healthy condition, and you will enjoy good
health. This medicine will DO all tbs. Try
one bottle. Sold by al! druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

t. NOTICE. TO DEAD llEAps.-We
hereby give notice that all who have been
receiving our paper without paying q
"red." lha, we lnlend 10 place the names
Of all such under a heading Of "Deod
Beais," if paymeu, is not made within
the next three weeks. A(er their names
are ,he,e inserted for several weeks, they
will be stricken from our IL, ana their
account. sen, to constable for collection.
We c,nno, afford 10 work for nothing, as
We have already been doing for TOO many.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

G- PRcce.sI,N 1t will be seen in
thu issue that i've citizens OF THIS town
and vicinity, purpose having Grand
Celebration and ToschlighI Procession.
on saturday night, uexL 'be 18th Of No
vember, in houcr Of he recent dsmocrstic
victory in this State. Let ihere be full
turn ga. Of tie democracy Of this and the
sdlolOiDs ccandes and hold demons'ra-
ton wor.hv Of the victory achieved.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12
h$p GRAND roRCH LIGHT PROCESSION

hSe GRAND ToRCH LIGHT PROCESSION.
The iorchlight procession, and iInnina
ZION on Saturday night, in Martinsburg,
was an imposing demonstration. The
MarIinsburg Star says il attracted large
nunber OF our country friends, and the
pnblic square, was literally jammed and
crowded with people Al ! o'clock. P.
NJ, the procession, with . large number
OF appropriate ,ranspsrencie,, and headed
by the Msrrinsburg Brass Band, led by
Cap, Jno. II. BIonJell, and pioneered by
Cap, L. G. Alburtis, eaIen, soldier in
the Confederate service. snd L. 5. Dor
sey, Esq., an equally gallant one IN the
Union Army-ihe two IMPLYING that
chivaIic friendship, and union Of senii-
ren,, now existing between The soldiers
OF the two armies, fled out OF "Gran-
,tan Hall" and paradad the principle
streets OF the town. A large bonfire,
was lighted in the public square, and
amid general rejoicing, loud huzzas, the
strains Of martial music, the scene became
ono Of The mos, inspiring and jubilaBi
character.
A, about midnight, the ceremonies
closed. each and all pleased with The re-
suit OF the occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12
Pinples and brown spots on the face,

Pimples and brown spots on The face,
Erupiions, BIolches, ScrofUlOus Diseases.
aud all sores arising from impure blood.
are cured by Dr. Pierc's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. As an An
H.BIlIous or liver medicine, and for hs-
biruaI constipation Of The bowels i. works
wonderful cures. Sold by Druggists.
Psmphle, on the above diseases sen, free.
Addrs's Dr.. R. Y. Pierce, BufTslo, n.
Y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

MEnAND WOMEN may be more
liberal and as, Than women. but they
very rarely take woman for vile un-
less they believe her 10 be chasIe as ice
and pure as snow. II women were as
careful in choosing their husbands, We
think there would he fewer marriages, or
else wonderful reformation would be
begun. |, is presumed iha, The coming
woman will order .hess uings different.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

10, The Third Oaasieily Meeting for
SheDherds,ouu Circuit Nj L Church
South will be held 1T Unionvile, com
mencing to-day a, i O'Clock. Q isrter-
3y Conference on Monday a, the same
,,lace Al = o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

ns, Tie man who don't take the paper
va. N town last week. lie inquired ii
,Dy "ress" had been ,een lately over in
.bi,aly," and supposed i, was "monse.
resky boatin now as old Mosey was
said to be up about the da" the last time
hs had been 10 ,ovn. lie left in hurry
when told ,ha, Capt. links horse marines
we've crossing The river.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

Ns- Erchange-Rev ID II Billie OF
,hs Lutheran Church Of this place. end
Rev NJ I. Cutler of the Lutheran Ch3reh,
OF Msriinsburg. hsvs exchanged pulpils
for tomorrow, Sunday. consequently
Mr. c, will preach in the Lutheran
Church, to- morrow al lie regular hour.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
STATE SENATE.

STATE SENATE.
L.. Dislrict-.Lewis Apologize ~
Lewis Baker, ID.
End Dis,tcl-'Johu X. Brown, h''
Wm. B. Ice. D. ~
3rd Dislric.-.Wm. 3. Crane. R.; W.
Price, K. D
4th Di.,ric,-.Wm. |. Boreman, Il;
Chas. F. Scott, K.
5th Disnici-.Jsmes Gather, n; OSey
Johnson. ID. u
9Th Dis,ricl-sSpencer Dayton D.; W.
C. Csrper. d.
TN Dlsuicr-'Spicer Patrick D.; W:
A. Alexander, ID.
9Th Di.nicl-'Milchell Cook, D., I.
B. Cline, D.
Oh Dis.rict-.A. R. HumPhriss, r &,
James Scott. D.
lOlh DisIrici-*Geo. Harmsn, h., H.
G. Davis. d.
llth Dis,ric,-'Geo. KoOn'z, R.. Sam
uel GOO, r.
Twelve Democrats, ten Radicals
holding over.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Bqrbour-Byron Love, D.
BsrkeIsy-M. Nadenbou'ch' d. Df'
Stehley, X.
Boone-F. W. Meadows, D.
Brarton-W. D. RolIyson. D.
q Brooke-James Hersey, d.
CqJeH and LincOln-J. II. Ferguson,
Calhoun and William Lynch,
Clay and NichOlas-B. Stephenson
D,
Doddridge-V. Lang6u, D.
Fauene-R. A. Flanagan, ID.
Grant and Hardy-A. W. Smith u.
GreenJrier and MOnrOe-J. j.. Mel
son, D.. II. P. Brown, D., b. r. Ballard
Hampshire-F. W. Heiskell, D.
Hancock-D. Donehoo, X.
Hqrrison-Charles S. Lewis, D., L.
J. West, ID.
.Jackson-Fred. Hassler. K.
Jeferson-E. w. Wilson. D., Z. Il.
Stubs, x
Kana,cla-L. A. Martin, R., b. F.
Wyaii. r.
Lewis-Henry Brannon. d.
Logan-Not heard from.
lIason-H. ". Webster. ID.
NnrshuIl-W. r. Mcdonald, D., L.
+. Newman, ID.
Varion-James Morrow, Jr., d. A.
PrChard, ID
Mercer-S. Upton, d.
JIineral-J. W. Keys, D.
l1onon galia-George G.. Stursls, K,
J. B. Tough, r.
Morgan-J. Il. Hovermelr' ID.
Mcdowell, Uyoming and Raleigh
Not heard from.
Ohio-E. G.. Cracraft, D., K. G.
Barr, D., John Farls. ID.
PendictOn-Johu Boggs, r.
Peasants and Uood-J. VI. Jackson
d.. w. &. Keever, ID.
PresfoA-C. NJ. Bishop, r., j. =.
Jones. r.
Putaam-J. L. Mclean, r.
Randolph and Tuckr-L. Cheno'
with, d.
Ruchie-B. McGinnis, Z.
Ronne- - Simmons, y.
TagIor-R. DAWSON, ID.
Igler-Anthony Smith, K.
IDsh,r-A. b. Clark, K.
Uayne-Wm. Shannon, d.
Usbsier and P0cuhnntas-Not heard
from.
Ueizel-Chsrles IIornor, d.
Uirt-S. Sheppard, ID.
Thrty-eight Democrats, fifteen haOi'
Gals.
o. Jacobs (Democra0 majority for
Governor in The State, over Stevenson
Radical, ia about 1886.
Davis, democrat, has majority over
Golf, Radical. in the First CongressIon-
al district for Congress, Of 1884.
McGrew, Radical, for Congress, has
majority over Downey in the Second
Congressional district. Of 9S7.
Hereford. democrat, for Congre'', has
a majority over Wircher, Radical. in the
Third Congressional district, of 1874.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

&sy. Rev. f, W. neLingsr will preach
in the Presbyterian Church, OF This place.
OH TOMORROW noeuing, Sunday al the
usual hour, sf,rr " hlch the Sacrament OF
abe Lords Supper will be administered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

M, AGAIN posrPoNKp.-T The knode
49, williamson case. weil.known in tbs
community, was again continued al the
,rr;,,a States District Court. held at
Wheeling, unril The next term OF the
Cour, which meets mex, April.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

The Winchester Sentinel says; We
,,ds,s,and that :he Rev. Mr.. Dnreee.
tcolored) has been invited and intends t"
sccsp, call North, d, salary OF 81, 800.
Wa ,hou,d be sorry for him 10 leave
Winchester his influence With his bfe'h-
ern here has been Tor their good, aud
.hey could mol hope 10 secure his equal
IN an respect.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

An enormous OK, weighing 4,545
pounds, was exhibited st the Petersburg
and Virginia State Fairs. This huge
mountain Of flesh was raised in Kentucky,
and is said 10 be The Iarses, OF The species
ever seen 10 The world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12
Hnn. ChaS. ]. Faulkner.

The following tribute, from an earnest lie
publican Of this County, to Mr.. Faulkner
worth Of character we very cheerlully insert
and heartily endorse -
Mn. EpIroR The Conservative party, Vi
more properly the great majority OF our oes'
citizens. having elected 10 the Legislature
sufficient number Of their Candidates 10 secure
them the prospective Senatorship OF lhe u D
Senate from this Stale, permit me 10 oher ID!
humble tribute TO the claims oil gentleman,
for that high honor, on whom the eyes Oh our
nromjnent public men are now liked a.
s.Tur CoalNG MAN" ard refer 10 bon. u D.
Faulkner, OF Berkeley County.
Ina, this distinguished parsonage unites in
hi, character more qualifications for this Po-
s;,;on than any other gentleman named as Sen
otor Willey's successor, no man acquainted
win our public affairs will deny, Beyond aues-
lion the ablest lawyer IN this State, having ior
wears in the National Congress stood before The
country as the foremost man in the Virginia
delegation, tie honored representatives at
critical period Of our Government al the
French Court, where all admit that his record
as An Ambassador reflected lustre on the Amer
lean name. gentleman whose large fortune
places him beyond any mercenary motives OF
pecuniary temptations, -aiiable, polished ana
influential \ gentleman bringing 10 The SEN
ate ripe experience as statesman, and NOR
ourhly permeated with affection for his con-
stiiuency. Whose name is worthy OF mention
beside that Of Hon. G. J. Faulkner, and SIN
cerely trust that. The Delegates and Senators al
Charleston will honor themselves, as well as
honor him by laying aside all party PreJudlces
aud unanimously eiecting him to the Senate oil
the Republic. The people of West Virginia
will endorse that selection by acclamaiion'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

The trial Of Young Black f1r killing
". W. McKsig. in Cumberland. Nd,
bss been postponed until January next.
Corn doctors say Lei the ladies' keep
up the fashion Of high.heeIsd boots. Il
brings Va more customers than al the OH
er causes combined.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

MEMS heavy Buck Gloves. at
IlI nov II LickHdsr'S
MEMS Fine Calf Boots, City made, al
Ill nov II LickHder'S.
TUST look at these prices Heavy
y Tweed Goats. SO, so Pants, 50 90;
Hats, from IS cts up; Caps from 81 cts
up; Parer Collars 30 c.. box Hall
Hose 10 cents per pair, and Mems SHIRTS
and Drawers from so cts up, I'll to be
had al Oak Hall The Cheap Furnish ng
House. l.. Lickiidr.
nov ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

BLASTING Powder and Fuse. Corn
ID Hampers, Coal llod., for sale By
Nc curly g. Duke,
nov 10 Charlesiown.
ARD Cans made from double or sin
IL gle Tin, for sale by
DC Curly g. Duke,
nov IL Chsrrtsown.
NIRE Dog.. Coal Shnvels. Coil Sives,
J. Pokers, snd Wsil Irons for sale by
Nc Curly g. Dake.
nov IL CharesrOwn.
CAUSAGE Grinders and Suffers Tor
y sale by Nc Curry g. Duke,
nov IL Chsrlesioan.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

C. CAPrAIS NAPOLEON b. HARRtsos,
L. ). N.-Captin Harrison, whore
death al Key Wesr has been announced,
was born in Mat;insburg, West Virginia,
February 10, 1923, and was appointed 10
the navy from that State in February.
1898 He served in California during
the Mexican war az a volunteer in expe-
diiion hat rescued Gener4l kesFney's
command, sad in ether perllous employ
ments. After service al the National
Observatory, on the cnast survey, in tie
East Indies and on the coast OF Afuca, he
commanded in 1862, the steamer Cayu-
ga. which, as the flagship Of Captain
Bailey, Admiral FsrraGuts second in
command. led the line OF vessels al the
famous passage Of FORTS Jackson and 81.
Philip. up The Mississippi. TO New Or
leans, maneuvrlne his vessel so credi!sbly
that he was specially commended in the
official reports. During the lstief portion
OF the war lie saw service on the James
river and in the Nor,h Atlantic blccks-
ding squadron. Last year he was in
command OF The mjshipmen al The Naval
Academy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12

~. C,rcr,r CouRr.-The Novem-
her term Of our Circuit Court, Judge L
B Hall, presiding, and WIN A Chap'ine'
Clerk, convened in This town on We'd
pesJsy .sl. The Grand Jury. alter a
session OF TWO days, issued eleven in
diclmen.s, for misdemesnors, &c. The
following is isl CT the Jurymen -
] Miller. w VI Lemon, w E Anderson,
Charles Langdon, Thomas Turner, John
f Schley, " G Butler, L Spsngler, "
7 BaIen, Jacob Fulk, Robert Turner,
" \ Bennett, Joshua Cavalier, Jesse
BEillbsr,, Z C Engle, W NJ Snyder.
Judge Edward White, OF Berryvll.e'
Cls.ko county, Virginia, qualified as
Ptaciicing Attorney in This Court.
The Court opened with the commence
nent Of the Mlddekauf case, and occu'
pied Two days in hearing the evidence.
The lawyers commenced pleading On
Thursday night, and at the 'imo OF going
TO press on Friday afternoon he counsel
are still pleading. This case has excited
considerable interest in this county and
has attracted many persons 10 the Court
House, This case has also been in
Cour. for upwards of eighteen months,
and hiss Just arrived at a trial. The charge
is, Slate VS. II D Middekauf, for assault
with intent 10 rob Mrs Sullivan near
DulIields Depot The following is list
Of the Jurymen on the trial -
LG Echison, John Miller, Charles
GauelI, G w Show, Newton Conner, J
W Greenwood, Henry p Dean, 5 W
Strider, Robert Kimble, J II Shepherd,
Abraham Harris and Thomas Turner
S,ubbs, Betzhoover and Stanton for
State, and Lucas, Green, Faulkner and
Blackburn for MiddIekauG.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12
FOR RENT.

4 LARGE Room, well located :,
n suitable for Store Room or Sch
Room. Apply at this OFFICE
Nov. IL. 1870. 3R
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-12
Shephevastown, West Va:

10. 1870
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-19
Organization of the COlOred Men.

A mass meeting of the colored people was
held at the colored Church, in Elkton, on
Tuesday evening last, in the interest of ed
ucation, and for the purpose of taking pre-
liminary steps to complete the organiza-
ton of the colered citizens, that they may
be better prepared to perform the in!por
tant duties which will shortly devolve
upon them by the adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment. The meeting was hastily
gotten up and not published so we'll as such
a call should have been, but the capacious
hall was well filled with the colored people
Of the town and neighborhood, composed
of both sexes. There were also number
of white gentlemen in attendance.
The meeting was organized at o'clock
by religious exercises, singing hymn, and
prayer by Rev. Chas. II. Williams, colored
pastor of the church. Their enfranchse-
ment and political requirements are re-
ceved with deep generation, and religious
services, each stage of their progress on
the road to complete political emancipa-
ton. They are not elated and pulled up
by the rich boon of political power and
privileges, but receive it with bowed hearts
and feelings of deep gratitude to the giver
Of every 'sgood and perfect gift
Rev. Mr.. Williams was called to the
chair on the motion of Rev. Benz. Scott, of
Wilmington, Del, and Chas. W. NcCabe
appointed Secretary.
70 oILracs tLa
meeting was W. f. Taylor, tcol'd, from
Baltimore, who delivered plain, sensible
and forcible speech on the pressing necessity
devolving ON the colored people, to use all
diligence and make every sacrifice in the
cause of education, in view of the impor-
tant duties which they will be shortly called
upon to perform. Mr.. Taylor was followed
by Rev. b. Scott, in very appropriate and
forcible speech, also. We have heard a
great many political speeches, delivered by
s'good, bad and Indifferent orators, Of
all grades of political belief, and the major
ity Of those were infinitely inferior to the
speeches Of these two men. Their appeals
and arguments were direct to the vital
were sent home to the hearts and under
standings, as was indicated by the hearty
responses and applause they received.
Short and appropriate addresses were
made by J. T. Mccullough, W. p. Ewing,
Reuben Haines, J. E. Wilson and Ii. Il.
Torbert, Esqs., when the meeting was dis
missed a league organized, and upwards of
of 80 members enrolled. 1t is the purpose
of the colored people to effect a perfect or
ganization throughout the State, i'll order
to thoroughly protect themselves from the
willy and insidious arts of the Copperhead
party, and to instruct the more ignorant in
political affairs, so that when the day az
rives for the coiored men of Maryland to
assert their manhood at the polls, they will
be prepared to cast their votes inteligently
and i'll support of the principles of that
liberty, justice and philanthropy which las
delivered them from bondage; and there is
a moral certainty that they will give a
good account of themselves.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-19
ELKTON, MARCH 10, 1870.
Governor Bowie, the Aristocrat.

The Democratic journals of the State
are giving their attention to Governor
Bowie since the appointments, and accuse
him of treating with supreme indifference
all of the northern counties in distribution
Of appointments. He cut ingrateful Cecil
off with Wood Corder. Spite work, the
Democrat declares.
Washington county, it seems, hasn't
Jared much better. The Hagerstown Free
Pres. says that the Democrats expected
more from Governor Bowie than the ap-
pointment of John NJ. Hauck, Of Washing,
ton county, as Weigher Of Hay and Straw
and adds:
That one Of the most populous and
wealthy counties Of the State should be
cut off with but one among the general APP
pointments appears little singular. They
expected at least that Flour Inspector
would be accorded to this county, it being
the largest Touring county in the State.
Other northern and populous counties,
generally have been served with the same
sauce; and the duck law is pronounced by
good Democrats as the special protege of
the Governor, which prehibits all but gen.
tlsmen who own lands bordering on the
Bay from cunning fer wild fowl. The lit
tie southern counties, where the slave arts
tocracy dwell, claim the Governors care
The shibboleth of the party is its class
feature, and the Governor proves himself
a true exponent of Maryland Democracy,
in his preference for the former slave coun-
ties over the northern or free ones. IT'S
an anomily, but nevertheless true, that the
underlying principle of the Democratic
party has always been the practical ac-
acknowledgement Of an upper and lower
class. Although the party name implies
the very reverse of such condition, it has
long practiced upon this theory, and owes
its very existence to-day in Maryland to
this principle of upper or office holding,
and lower or voting grades among its mem
berS,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-19
Deg Tax.
'Pautuxcnt Planter" in the -Ntry3tMd
Farmer, thus speaks of dog tax:

'.Pautuxcnt Planter" in the Kai.y!amd
Farmer, thus speaks of dog tax:
Notwithstanding tic fact that it has been
shown by reliable statistics, that S100, coo
are lost to oar farmers hy worthless dogs
each year. and that dog tax would bling
in at least il revenue OF $4,000, besides
breaking up the keeping of worthless ours
10y a class of people who would raise hog
instead of dog, and thereby add to their
material interest and support, and 20 that
extent save other peoples from being felo-
niously taken to supply the deficit in hog
meat, our legislators have not heretofore
had the manlincss to pass a a dog-tax
hope it will be passed by the present As
Sembly, and If not, it is to be hoped the
State Agricultural Association will in the
future dcasand it through the united action
of its influential members WHO represent
almost every precinct III the State. Every
State which has tried it has been satisfied
with the results, and great amounts have
been saved to tile people by Il strict enforce
ment of the law. England protects her
sheep-a very important branch of her in
dustry-and obtains revenue yearly Of
near half a million dollars by her dog tax.
| have yet to meet the man who pays any
other tax, oppose dog-tax, and vet the
politicians are afraid to pass such law.
We have a very efficient dog law for this
county, which has not heretofore been en-
forced. The present Board of County
Commissioners, we are informed, are going
to enforce the collection of the dog tax or
kill the dogs the Collector to be held re-
sponsible for the tax, or the death of the
dog.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-19
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber having leased his farm between tie
Swamp and Kdds Purchase will sell al Public Sale. o.,
TTESE1l. tie 29M day Of Nnrch, 1870
all Of !i, personal property. to-wit:
q LIVE STOCK. rs-s
Zr-Xl VI Horse. pair of Mules. Milrh &EfU
1871 Cows q of which will Ice in profit s-GA.-s4y.
Ia, s,lc) head of Young Cattle. $ I;:,. ut ~
Turkeys and Chickens.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.-Onr IIul.,r,l's
Moving Machine. l IIors" Rake. two-hnrse Wagon |
Horse and Ok Cart combined. Fodder Gutter |
Cnrns!lrlcr. Fannn. Mill. Iirrows, Flows. Cutiva-
tors Sa",cl>, Spul--, M,tt"cks Rnkvs, Ok and other
tin. ii> Forks. &c.
MISCHILANEOIS.-1 sn.leseat Jenny Lirl Car
ra:sr, Dearborn. tw"-s,,i Carraer. Milk Wagon
Il l"r.,. lot Of Dairy Fixtures.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FCRNITuRE.-Bc,l-
ste:t Tables. Chairs. Game and other ch,irSl Eo,k
Cas- Slrinar' Parlor Stoves. Cook Stove. Mirrors.
SIf lir:" Copper Kettle. Sausage Curt lot If
Tin. Stone and Eartlrn-ware.
10 Acres of Wheat i'll the c,rnunl lot of superior
Prince Edward Island Oats. weigh - ms per huslrl 80
bushels of Potatoes: Il lot of Bacon: Old Iron: Barrels.
Casks. Cr"Ss-cut Saw. Maui and Wedges Pruning
Hooks. AMI nany other articles i!n herein specified
TERMS Of SALE.-AIl sums Of and und-r so Cash :
all amounts gu. crr,i: Of Six Months will ln.
given ~ giving Note and approved surety No interest
if paid when due: if not paid maturity interest from
date.
Rs-SAlc to commence al 10 O'Clock M precisely
JACOB b. THOMAS.
- l>Ib-.w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-19

The storm Of Tuesday last, which merely
made things uncomfortable here, was a
serious thing for the Northwest Four
feet of snow is reported as the average level
over the northern end of Minnesota; three
feet as the average level over the whole
State, and two feet as the average depth
throughout Wisconsin,. st. Paul is snow
bound, no trains leaving the city.