davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-08-21

MADRID, Au1. sn.-The government, Is ptrrar-
ing fur hcavy shipments Of tEoDi's to Cuoa In Sep
telnter.
,Sulue two .lnzcn republican lra'lers, including
t7ul Anjulos, have returned to Aaisid. taking nd
vantage ct the amnesty proclamation. Senior
I4err!ad has no, get returned, IS An Inquiry Is
r,nltne A. to whether bis case Is covered By the
Proclamation .....
The story that the French Empress has sent her
y.iuab1es hlthet ia lcried.
, 1870-08-21

NEW yoKK, Aug. so.-Montes1!eo dates o.
July l. state that the government forces arc bal
lid by raldlng parties Of insurrcct4onists, who
piuuder within few miles OF the city.
The American gunboat Wasp, b.! request OF shs
authorities Ind to Interfere In one case to p.p:ec
American property.
Minister Stevens had presented bis cte<ential
as Minister from the United StateA
Bucnos Ayrcs dates to July u state that Lore,
lor,,an had captured 1te town Of EncaruAc!on
the car!tal OF Entre Rios, shot two hundred pts
urcE1, and pillafe cd and Sucked the town.
rasaguayan aiytces state that Riva Rufa, pro
.ece Of Brazil, had been elected President.
, 1870-08-21

st. PE1ERsBrHG, Ang. ec.-u1!ou. Russian Am
tAsseaor 10 Vienna, has gone to Paris Oh special
mission.
The Car has congratulated the Sslcslan reEt.
ment, Of which he is Colonel, tos Its ga!fantsy Ia
the hattie 0! Wcissenbuse, on the 4th inst. He
,as also scut several surgeons to the Prusstau
raTon,
, 1870-08-21
aP01TlKH PERSONALS.

has heCn matcnet against Deerfoo:, the famous
nrucs,1iaD, whose ffats in England same ,ears
aen Causcd such a tuspr. They are TO nun three
miles.frr q, eco, either at Montreal OF Buffalo
THE friends Of O'Ealtxtn. the prze fighter
hare rc,:ttoned Governor C!anln, Of Massschu
sets, for the rar1on Of that muscular individual
NIKE Nccoc;e IL recovering the use Of hi
wounded arm for plsln wor1. ous not for 'lRacs
tuiNscS-
, 1870-08-21

&KE31H3 VI 1HE talkAtU NL& H.
At meeting OF the l'aicaRo Cricket Club, held
last evening, tt WAS decided 10 accept the chal-
lrEgc 50 fearlcssly issued by the Lincoln Park
Cricket Club, TO plav them some tine tn the 1rst
OF SspteEher. i lively game Is anticipated, a.
10th CLUBS are now well oTcnnize.l and bound to
w,n. Yesterday afternoon = game VAS rlaEcd be-
r1nuc.Is, corner nf Washington and Ada streets,
an,f some yery nne playing was exhibiteL
, 1870-08-21
1H0WEEQ

Cna,les Hart, II years Of sge, son Of cl7:asn
Hart. Of the canal beat General Acc.n N, fe:i
,pto the canal Al Bridgeport docGs, st oc!9eh
yes1srtax afternoon. arl Was htoHue.t Tac
kntx wns rccoycfr1i ard the Coroner nortde'f.
, 1870-08-21
WAN TED,


And Ten Acres Of Land, IN Grand
Rapids, Mich,
Owned by Jasuas I. Reynolds, is offered for
sa1e at bargain, a. the owner eontsmplates
rrolop god absence In Europe. Large and
connections brick house, with modern in
p1uvemeuts; fine barn and ousbuildtngs
grounds highly improved aud handsomely a1.
ranged; moro than 500 fruit and Ornamental
trees. With the house will be sold the Furui.
riaEe, farm implements, &c, Only one-third
cash required. 4 splendid investment.
WILLIAM C. REYNOLDS,
81 Clark.at. Chfca1o.
, 1870-08-21

VIENNA, aug. eA-.an Imperial decree opens the
n vincial 'ltets. The Emperor expresses gratia-
.s,on at the patriotic unanimtty OF all the people
~; tse monarchy; hopes he sha!. .,c able to sails
Is tae legitimate demands OF GAilcia anh Ttrui,
-n,l urges tile Immaculate election Q! t!lc 1,eIchs-
, 1870-08-21

.1xNSO3}1C.

-tn sd,eusref1 mre:lne Of the ncmofFs g; tte Ko'
Hill a-en'c Aon:r1ert eA,ea:!on q n
H. hri Il R,.ir Il Ii, MeVcker. Thsassr. ou Aone
rsrIine. 1t o'clock rrourt tu! ~ ,Eaa5ee ntFre
ft t.frr ,3DTiS NHITI.Nf. at1 ;.
, 1870-08-21
nENMARE.


CrrESnAGKS, Aug. l9.-Sjuce Monday .Atsen
has Men largely reinforced by l1,.lwchr 1egt,
, 1870-08-21
4:rent Excitement aud sudden
1'nI1 In Ikentc1 ut Paris.
Napoleon Isuused In III Cs1erantata]
Affairs,

NaEo.toa Isuosed In alf Cs1erantatal
General Ttrchu the Nominal Dictator.
AT THE FRONT.
BERLIN, Aug. ee.-The Queen has received the
following dispatch from King William
NEAR ltEznSyt11.K, Aug. Is, p. m-The
French army WIS attacked to-lay west of Metz
its position WAS very s:1ong. Ny command after
coMttat Of nine hours' duration, totally routed
The French f'scrs, Interrupted their conmuutca-
tuns With Paris, and threw them lack upun
N~.E.-
LDSpoS, Aug. SA-The following 1t the Official
dispatch Of King William, dattAl Tuesday evening:
I'VE have defeated the French under Baxatac,
after hattie lasting ten hunrs. THE garrison was
taken prisoners I commanird. TIE defeat nt
thc French is complete. WILIl3M.r
LnslHIS, aug. a1--Au private dispatches to
bankers arrec precisely in the same terms regan1-
tng the ytct0Ey Of the lrus*tans.
roS1-A-NoCssoS, Aug. ~, ria BERLIN, Aug. ~.
--ftAstrlay The PIussuns wtn brilliant victory
utar tirayellotte. The French were expelled
i1utn every position they held, thruGn back ur3n
atr1z, aud confined Ia narrow Territory around
,.a, ratification. They ART completely cut Oh
fam Paris. The Twelfth rrtIssEan Army Corps
h':s the Railways from Paris to ThionE1lc. The
i4G>stan lnsscs are heavy.
NANCY, Aug. i9,-Thc CsoEn Prince Is reported
IT. lave reached Witty yesterday. There are IT,
Il, Grs ri fighting at chaluns tp-.ay. nazane has
~. driven IL Metz, his army invested, anl there
,st,s lr IN escape fnt it ftusn capltnattun.
S,.r:~i l.+rpatr to the SrF Ytrx Herald.
i0SItnS, aug. 2D-EycAing.-A despatch to the
FtNtt hFFY ftf1n
zsine nA.lc desperate effort at tlaybscak to cut
through the Ptusstan 1lut+- Alter thEre hours
IT, hslhs ,Ar WAS n'[Atss1l with ttemeni0u s.uss and
N:s :Eltn tl.tyen within Mc1z.
tstAcial Des1ateh to the New York Herald.
HEELrs. Aug. 20. Information Is received of
81. ii suffering nf the wounced and want nf hos
rtal .tu,r=, and 1arEe supplies arc l'eag forwas-
dto the from.
l>HrssEls. aug. ga Pans lctte7 to the fH''e-
fa aMdanct Kt!ye s1ts:
.-,1Ass,ial MarM 4hon Is rrtr.attn,: to Paris, and
Will avoid an engagement nness lie CHI form
~ csaon with Marshal Razatnc."
CaRtsHCHE, Aug. 19.-Thc following despatch ts
uf.cIal:
~Th+ Da:cn .sirlsiun has occupied Tie French
town VI Schulzhesn, mile nu1tn Ut ST. ashousg,
ku.usshof!rn, On the West, anu lsurrechtzr, on
th. northeast Out I!ytslun cuai&uurs to fafaSs
thc retrcaiing French.
lSKrssEIs Aug, 19-Thc E,aur EeIee announces
that thr Emperor was EXTREMELY III an Ne.lnes-
.la: morning 1t ChalunA. 1t was 4lso !n.tlEatctl
tnat he contemplated ah'tcation.
In Fssis to-day, In all political arrangements,
tsc Emperor Is virtually dcposcsl.
II t. sisted that there are now more than
,eo,c0V Germans between tho Rhine and Paris
I'AKis, Aug. e0.-The Inhabitants At Cnalons
have Tc<riye,l oFsie1s ~ get trr atu away wiki
III ct houtF-
Part oi the Fru~s!au army have rs-caterct
, 1870-08-21
HIGHLAND PARK.

$2,6oo-Two new houses at s., 500 each
only three blocks from depot; $500 to
5000 cash required and balance On time
at low rate cf interest Also, cottage with
onc-acre lot, at $3.50; cash. Plans at
our of6ce. FIELD, KING g. CO.,
NV. cor. State and Washingtou-sts.,
Easement LIT NATL Bank Building.
, 1870-08-21
THE GENERAL SITUATION.

NEW yoRk, Aug. e0~-FEtFasc despatcheS from
pa1M say that while op!nIon prevails that tho
French have been woEsie1 In The late cnC1Ge-
ment, It is not believed tha, BazAues army has
,<en more seriously nust than the Pzasstans- 1t
is also stated that the r1ussian loss Is terrible;
that Hazaiue's connection with Cha1ons has not
ls.n cut; that the army at Chalons will he able
10 cone with any force brought Against IT.; that
hc1c is no fear whatever OF the PEusstAas reach
NJ Pans; that France vii! not listen to any prop
oslticu Of peace until the enemy IS driven from
her soil.
Tie Courier states that = great number Of
French cttizens In the city desire to go to France
| to take rart II defence Of their country. The
French Consuls arr constantly receiving these
| requests. and w7iters suppose they can By such
| appliances te forwarded; but the Consuls are
| puH e1less IN this reapect
l1ussan plans, according to the editor, arc
noH clearly indicated. Their recent NJ m-yemenis
atd attacks have tren OH parallel lines, With a
| view Of cuttlaG OF tho communication OF R1.
ksnet army with Chalons, and also 10 prevent
AacA1aten tom reunion With Tsuchu's army At
ctalors.
1"e 1tnt.+ remarks, IN its onaac:a1 ar:l-
c'e' The prevailing opinion down
WV a'"ous Americans. as well a. G:iman-
-sIai:eaa oalkesa aItl raeschaats, Is thar Prus-
s'h a''' "a.' ana tac Wit viii be eadc1' IN fer
"eeA* " Course, theie nrc exceptions, autt
soa'e - sH1I uosaNe ones to ta,s opinion, but
'"c s0eA 10 .u's e@aFasse'i now without much
E!z.rd 10 e1ecs upon cur uwu n..srts. ~, nj.
vcssc tndueaees "f the war arr a. an end. s. Is,
as The return OF s-ses 10 the New Yo.E nnrk.t
Aas caukea: by tie wa:, the whole nnoun, ths,
actually crossed The ocean :hls way *.uriae the
tlsc CT six weeks since the p,s, ,rnnh,e
neean between France AID Prussia. u estimate,
By su1nc Of our bankers Al $40, ,oDoea in al 1Ito7
to which !rum seur 10 dse millions OF these cont.
.ir I'D. Ee1d here for foreign account, wetc sa,1
CT. a.d {, lysErd rrcn the market carly !p the
w2r agitation. Taking the whole together as uf-
teen uslll,ous as maxn.nm. the r1ospcc;, a,
present, that 1t witt no, require ak weeks n se
turn corresponding amount 10 Europe. 1t I.
reasonably ce1ta!p, in any cEens, that or
public funds rever s.ocl higher In popula
estimation In England or on the eontlncu
ll,an ther s.ani totay, after passing through th'
ccry t,!sl Of ! European excitement"
TIE Dt.roira: says Of The peace rumoEs: "Gr7
!. ruzays tctetrs. uc1acts hi. ! dcc:del s:Aad b.
, 1870-08-21
l u NJ A


MCtIt EhS THEATRE,
IN AoSoAf AoGSSFEi aoXEbtsS K: eminent AMERICAN
Mr.. JOHN -. CLARKE
Whoee notable sues.-s At Rooh4 rh.str,. Sc1 Yn.k,
Aotth. and Ia LONDON, where he fccru;iv tI;.,d
~ <G CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS,
Cu1uet1ns II The Wo:iJ. Viii male hi. tf4s app.ss
ane< in chiesso. in the admirable comedy, te1pEes4
4 1Sin11E HINT.
M2i"F # kIIISGTDS DEBasUTS. -Mr. J. $. CLARKE
Mr.. Cl4AHkk:'% EMINENT POSITION
In the AT World briefly Indicated In the auboinexi
sekes3cn from the highest critical Judgment.
What the New York tit.ce s4S:
~ The hnsst asttst sern herr ancr RaeheL"-H.E7ct's
1h felicity Of his art Is sa,cEisv based nature
- fsnH;ne Gomcdian. p4scsssns the ia'sioe: Of
"Hts B+.t1c il the embodied ern1us Of dsunk--Eyc-
ming l'osI
-Helors- to The best echccl VI co,neIy.~'-Sun.
An Attcr Of upGnrrtin1,hte enthusiastically Timex.
" An artiss # eunsummate coule seuiuA"-E1p1rss. .
MS facial aetas IL wonderfully eHPrrsAyc-"-
He i ,;;nssi9ps, fhs9s FL, n.snt,, ~ T%;,
A. unauestonabte acquisition u ot,T st18r.'-lou-
1aiGI.ed varying power. .aL CONSUMES ate art~-
Glsc- s,r;kos rsost, power. sud or.s.u.lty"-
"fxpnrses lumcE Win errat sktli."-Pali Mall la.
nts t.se z raa;aas with husaas; his teeth sparkle
His 1nake-up |. i*lt.es; hi. hy.p.ay e1ev11ent"-
Malnt.n. comparison with the hctsof corncai
aaA"-TrltEraph.
j. 5. OLAKKK iu 4 WIDOW HUNT
CLARKE MATIxkE SATURDAY
, 1870-08-21
FOREIGN.


Additional and Decisive
Prussian Victories.
Another Disastrous French
Defeat at Recon-
vile.
Bazaine's Army Attempt to
Break Through The
Prussian Line.
The French are Driven Back
to Metz with Hea w
Slaughter.
Their Communications with Paris
Entirely Cut OFF.
Official Confirmation Of the Prus-
sian Victory Near Grav-
ellotte.
In>ttl,or&lilt,.tion Among the
Troops ut Ci,:,ions.
MacMahon Reported to be Retreat
ing on Paris.
4:rent Excitement and sudden
l'n11 In Ikentc~ Mt Paris.
NaEo.eoa Isuored In aif Governmental
Affairs.
General Tt1chu the Nominal Dictator.
, 1870-08-21
WAkTfD---F FURNISHED HOUSE,

We Want Everybody to Know
TEat ,besr I. IL ch:easo Th5 ca sJis :. re
Nth Chicago and sl:eNbe'e pr J3H u, ;hs - "A
Xla.e 81 St4 e.acts, npd Weak = een:s-
e-,T ~. ri rortAr~ mart ri the GnttI S:ste
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26

The applicant must either make OATH as heretofore,
before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of the county
where he engaged in business of the goods
kept on hand at thor principal of sale the
oath may be administered by Justice Of the Peace,
when tho person wanting license applies through
agent. If the latter lie adopted, the following
form will he deemed sufficient compliance with the
CECIL COUNTY To-WIT.
On this - day of - 1870 before the subscriber
Justice of the Peace of the State Maryland in and
for said county. personally appeared and
declared that he intends to apply for Traders license
under the second section of the Act of January Session
ISIS the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil county
and made oath that the Of the stock goods
generally kept hand 10y him. Tor by the concern in
which he is engaged, in il is larnrTship.J the
principal of sale Tor if the applicant pre-
viouSly engaged in such rair) that the goods
which h" intends TO keep &C.. does not cor will notJ
exceed s..
Sworn before Justice of the Peace
Ii tr oath he administered before Justice of the
Peace ont of the county in which the application
made there must be attached the certificate for the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the county in which the
Justice resides
may sell Salt cu-c fish in March April ami
May. without license.
Nendrrs of Cakes and Vendors Of Beer and Cider who
makers Of such beer and cider. Lager Beer rNrcpte
not required 10 pay license.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26

New PAPER.-We received on Saturday
last. the first number of the Baltimore
County Herald, published at Towsontown,
Baltimore county, by Mr.. Charles A. Con-
her, Editor. The Herald is neutral. printed
on entire new type, a seven column paper,
and presents all the qualifications of a spir-
tied first class country paper. Mr.. Conner
has been for a number of years principal
Editor of the t'nion published at the same
place, but has recently severed his editorial
relations with the latter paper. We wei
come the new Herald as a worthy and
acceptable addition to the country press of
Maryland, and wish the preprietors of the
new enterprise abundant success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26
Licenses to Owners OF Keepers
Of stations or Jacks,

T'ir owner keeper of every stallion Jack shall
hrtr" being permitted to stand station such animal
pay To the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of one of thu
counties i'll this State. the highest which he intends
Ia ask or receive for the Of and the
receipt of the said Clerk. with the seal OF his
tachc thereto for said shall he the license iur sta
fleming standing such Stallion Jack for one wear
from tho dat" thereof: provided that in ,lI the
sum directed t" he paid 10y this section for such license.
he less than ten dollars and that every Stallion Jack
upon which the aid tax is paid, shall he exempt from al;
other State tn.
An keeper >tatinning standing any Stallion
Jack witleut license shall forfeit or pay twice the
authorized and required to he paid i'll the last pre-
reng section. uEc-laf Ia the State aud other half
Ia, he inf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26
Oyster and Eating Houses.

Tie license to be paid 10y the keepers of oyster and
eating houses is 5000 throughout the State.
Females vending millinery AID other small articles
who's" stock il not $500 license of $500 only
hut if over that amount. they required pay the
license other pcrsonsoat tn he made the
amount oi stock AT the principal of the year
Tn" Clerk shall not issue license any person
sell Sl,irituoTs and FrrncTtcd Liquors from whom the
Grand Jury has recommended license be withheld
or t" any person whose license has been suppressed lay
the Court. without special order from the Court.
Th NGth Section of the Cntic. which required an ap-
Cant for license toopcn oyster :an houses pro-
the recommendation Of two ncisbnring freehold
and also make oath before the Clerk the Circuit
Court "f this county &C.. the annual value Of his
house is repealed.
The above licenses to Retailers and Oyster and Eating
Houses 90 into effect the LIST of Nav
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26

yet more wonderful and indicate careful
and exacting economy which those who
have been fond of thinking the black man
improvident and careless of his money will
find it very difficult to explain. In the
town of Lynchburg, Virginia. the negroes
have built, out of contributions among
themselves, Methodist church, which cost
thirteen thousand dollars. The writer was
present when their house of worship was
dedicated; there was q congregation Of
about two thousand colered people. and it
was eXpressibly touching to notice what
neatness of attire they had all struggled to
attain, and what fine, hopeful appearance
they presented-not even one of the little
children of the Sunday School who. by the
way, sung from their printed hymn books
putting in dragged appearance. Where
do they get their clothes FROM In the
days of slavery, it is well known by these
who have visited the plantations, negroes
were frequently found (and sometimes i'll
circumstances of embarrassment when
ladies were present. who were not present
able on account of the imperfect cover of
their nakedRess; there might have been
shirt wanting, or there might have been
o1siy a shirt, or there might have been in
decent glimpses through the rents. Now.
every one who has lately travelled in the
South will testify that instances are very
rare where negro makes any indecent ex-
hibiton from imperfect clothing; and this
improvement in dress will especially strike
one familiar with the former rags Of
slavery. This may be small circumstance
in ITSELF but it is large one when we
measure it against the means of the negro
laborer; and it is eloquent alike of the
economy and thrift which enable him, and
the self-respect which prompts him to make
such an appearance in the world.
And these are E. A. Pollard's present
views of the character and worth Of the
freedmen Of the South. And who will be
found bold or foolhardy enough to gainsay
such authority on this question? We ex-
cept our prurient Democrat, Of course 1t
hath all itching for exploded humbugs.
c,ut has nominated Mr.. Torbert for Con-
gress, and recommends him to the favor of
all decent and intelligent men, by frs
rate Safeguarding, in its own incompara-
BILE style. Since The Democrat has taken SO
much interest in Mr. Torbert, it would be
ungracieus to disappoint it by not confirm
ing the candidate of its choice in a seat in
the House of Representatives, in 1872.
Having lent its most strenuous efforts to
assist Postmaster General Creswell to a
seat in General Grants Cabinet. for which
it has Mr.. Creswells warmest thanks, it is
now turning its attention to Mr.. 1erbert
We wish it as great success in the latter
enterprise it has so heartily embarked in.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26

leave to report bill requiring the P. w. e
B. r. r. Company, to construct a sidewalk
for foot passengers on the Susquehanna
Bridge.
The bill to amend the General Law re-
lating to % Csury,'' so as to authorize par
ties to contract in writing fer the payment
Of not exceeding ten per cent, was lost by
yeas q, nays 80, but two of our members
voting, Messrs. Owens and Richards, both
in the negative.
The act to create State Banking Insttu-
tions, and to enable the several banks in
this State-State and National-to avail of
the provisions thereof, was read second
time and amended, Oh motion of MI Mer-
rick, so as to require said banks to pay
twenty cents on every one hundred dollars
Of their capital stock, for the benefit Of the
Free School Fund.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26

THE ALDISE Passive are in receipt
of the March number of The .11dine Press,
published by Sutton, Brown & Co., 90 Lib
erty ST., New York, at $500 year. For
neat Typography and handsome-or rather
elegant wood-cut illustration, the Press is
superior to anything in the United States.
The present nunber contains five splendid
wood engravings. The engraving of
silver punch bowl is Il marvel in the wood
engraving art. The Press is an Art Jour
nal, though not exclusively confined to sub
.iects which treat of art. but its superiority
in this line will be found in its unrivaled
letter-presS and charming engravings.
Every lover of beauty should subscribe
for it. BY renting an additional so cts,
it will be mailed to subscribers Oh rollers
thus preserving it from damage in the
mails
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26
Licenses to o + Il II a + es and
Tavern Keepers.

The licenses to Orlinares AMI Tavern Keepers To sell
>rrituus irmentcd liquors lager beer in Iuanti-
ties less than pint. at any time follows:
Provided that the applicant shall first he
to the Clerk by two respectable frec-hulcrs of his
immediate vicinity and shall make oath before said
Clerk that he has bona fle and without intending
svalc the requirements of this article. provided and
expects maintain six good beds, with sufficient cover
ing thercf"r-and tire" than sufficient for
the private of said ordinary keeper. with stahlng
and prov cner for five horses at least and if said appli-
resides in the city of Baltimore that he llls pro
vii.d ana expects I" maintain twelve good beds with
covering 5 aforesaid and six rooms
The said applicant i, also to make oath before the
Clerk the of rent annual value the lolis,
in which the business to he authorized hy the
license may be- done, or intended to he done.
If the rental or annual value is not
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

There was only moderate demand for
Beef Cattle yesterday, and prices of all
descriptions were weaker. We quote choice
at 9sM9ic.; prime at StG9c.; fair to good
at 1IMSic.; and common at 5I(G1c. = ib,
gross, according to quality. Receipts, 100
head. Cows and calves We're unchanged,
with sales of 80 head at $45On65. Spring
ing sold at $40GG0. Sheep.-The market
was dull at former figures. Sales of 5000
head at both yards at 6MS3c.; the latter
for extra. IIogs.-The market was firmer
at an advance Sales of 201G head at $l2M
1870 for slop..and s13(Gl3-50 ? 100 HIS. net
for corn fed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26
TO THE LICENSE
LAWS.
Passed hy the General Assembly of Maryland at the.
Regular Session, commencing January,
1862. relating to Licenses.
U'haptcr ~ 81


1862. relating to Licenses.
Chapter ~, page So
AN ACT to amend the frty-sccond section relating h
the granting of Licenses to Traders. Of Article fifty
six of the Code of Public General Laws.
Sec. |. Be it cHacfed bY the General AsseD,bIy of
Maryland, That the section of Article lift
six Of the Code of Public General Laws relating to the
granting of Licenses to Traders, he and the same is
hereby repealed, and the following enacted as susti
tnte therefor.
When any person body polite, corporate shall pro-
pose To sell or barter any thing mentioned in the prrct
ing section, except spurious fcmcntrl liquors he
shall apply 10 the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
county in which he may reside, if he resides in the
city Of Baltimore, 10 the Court Common Pleas for "A
License therefor hut no license trade sci. sp-
itous fermente liquors. shall he issued by any Clerk
age of twenty-one years. without the spcral order
the Judge Of the Courts hut Judge shalt give such
special order to issue license roll siruous or fer
mcnted liquors. unless upon the at
least ten respectable frcc-hohlcrs residents ward
District wherein the place for sale lac, ami when
any license shall De issued I" fcbc corcrt
shall be responsible for all contracts made in the
prosecution Of their business under such license and
shall he liable 10 he sued therefor IN Of the courts
of this Sate and the said cOrr,t may he sued or
indicted and prosecuted IN of II violation by her of
the licr,s, lave of this state. la she slunll keel"
ii ds"rlerIy house if she II fen.e soe u.., il
cui"n shall issue in the ordinary to affect
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-26

THE PEIHTER CIRCULAR begins its 18th
volume with the March No., and is enlarged
to - pages. Besides the enlargement,
g makeup geographically and editor
tally. We are glad to see this evidence of
prosperity on its part: for it is among the
best if not THE best. publications of the
kind issued.