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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

Fbere 4 a .oc;al fight going on at
Akron between the Abolitionists and
thu colored .nonulation oyer. skating
rink. Let. en 6ght.
DR.. A. L. Lake. q treacherous VII
lain, has deserted his family in Akron
and5Hed TO parts unknown. He bears
/, with him a bad reputation. 1 .' :
Geo n Prentice. the gifted writer;
: poet and editor, died at the residence
Of his son, at Louisville, KY, q few
days since. -
Gen. Robert E. Lee is to participate
in the funeral 1obsequies OF George
Peabody IN Massachusetts BY invita-
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the Capitol to-day, in company with
his guardian, his equerry and the
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House scenes very much. Some Of
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-24
NOTICE.
RnprpT &IIpSIJD.NU
vs..
.JoUN w MITCHELL AMI oTrIu

JOHN W. MITCHELL AND OTHERS.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county In clancery
September *th, 1870.
The object of this suit is to procure Decree for an
account of the personal and sale of the real estate of
one Richard H. d. Mitchell late of said county deceased
for the payment of debts due from the said Richard II
b. Mitchell. deceased to the complainant and others.
The Bill states that the said Richard H. b. Mitchell
in his lifetime indebted unto tho complainant the
of sixtythree dollars and Twentyfour cents; with
interest thereon on certain promssory note to the
complainant in his lifetime dated the urth day of
May eighteen hundred and sixty-ne and payable sixty
days after the date thereof: and als in the sum of Four
teen dollars for sundry matters and things properly
chargeablc in account. That heiIg su indebted and
being seized and possessed Of real and personal estate
lying in said county and elsewhere in this State the said
Richard IL. ID. Mitchell died. having first made and
executed his last Will and Testament which the said
said last Will and Testament contained power for the
sale of said testators real estate leaving Margaret
Mitchell his widow, and John W. Mitchell, Richard H.
Mitchell, Walter Mitchell, James Mitchell Andrew B..
Mitchell, Wilmington ID. Mitchell. Lucy IIcb widow
Mary Bateman, widow, fioetta Mitchell his children,
and Lucy c. Robertson infant child of deceased aug-
ter Elizabeth Robertson and Edward T. Dent, infant
child of deceased daughter Catherine Dent his only
heirsat-law and derisess That the said John W has
wife; that the said Richard H. has wife. that the said
Walter has wife That the said Margaret Mitchell,
John W. Mitchell and wife, Richard H. Mitchell and
tinson D. Mitchell, Lucy lIehb, Mary Batnlan Vioetta
Mitchell and Lucy C. Robertson reside in the State of
MARYLAND; that the said Andrew b. Mitchell resides in
the State Of Delaware elsewhere beyond the limits Of
the State of Maryland: and the said Edward +. Dent
resides in the District of Columbia elsewhere beyond
the limits of the State Of Maryland.
The Bill further charges part of the said debts
the interest thereon has been paid that per-
s"nal estate of said deceased is insufficient for the pay
ment of his debts.
1t is hereupon adulSed and ordered, that the COIN
rainant by causing copy of this Order he inserted
i'll some newspaper published in Cecil county, a
week for month before the tenth day of October,
next give notice to the said absent defendants of the
object and substance of this Bill and warn them to
appear i'll this Court in person by solicitor,
lcforc the tenth day of January next to the
premises and show if any they have why Decree
ought not to pass prayed.
r. ID. LAMAR Register.
True copy: test r. ID. LAMAR,
Sept 10, 1S10-1m Register.
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NOTICE.
MATILDA i. PHILLIPS
vs..
JOHN 4. PHILLIPS.

In the Circuit Court far Cecil County In Chancery.
The object Of this sut is to procure Divorce
c"i0 n,atrnlonii of the Complainant from Defendant
The bill alleges that Complainant ant! Defendant
married in 1863 that in 1867 she WAS abandoned. hy
Defendant. and that said dcscron has continued unin-
tcrruptedly up to the present time and is she believes
reside in Maryland.
1t is therefore ordered by til. Court, this 18th day Of
September, 1870 that Complainant Il copy of this
Order giving the object and substance Of the bill
inserted in newspaper published in Cecil county
week for four successive weeks before the eight
day of October next. giving notice to the Defendant
said bill, and warning him to appear in this Court
person by solicitor, before the eighth day
January to show cause if any he has why Decree
shall not pass as prayed. DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy: Test. DAVID SCOTT,
Sep. 10. 1S70--4w Clerk
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Georgia State Fair.

Georgia has always laid claim to be the
Empire State of the South, and she seems
since the war to be more ambitious to re-
tain that distinction than ever. The efforts
which her State Agricultural Society are
putting forth in the way of preparations
for the Sixteenth Annual Exhibition, to be
held in Oglethorpe Park, two miles from
the city of Atlanta, rivals the spirit and
enterprise displayed by the citizens of New
York or Chicago, when they have deter
mined upon big thing"
The following resolutions passed the
State Agricultural Society unanimously,
having representation Of 1872 counties:
WHEREAS, The Fair to be held in At
lanta during the month of October, 1870,
is intended to be grand exhibition of
American industry and
WHEREAS, Said exhibition will be held
under the immediate control and supervi-
sion of the Georgia State Agricultural Con-
vention therefore. be it
Resolted, That we, the delegates and
representatives of the Georgia Agricultural
Convention assembled, do hereby extend to
our fellow citizens of the North, East and
~
brethren of the South at said Fair, to ex-
change friendly greetings, to exhibit stock,
agricultural implements and other articles
of home industry, and thus promote the
material interests Of all sections.
In order to work up to the full measure
of the broad principles embodied in this
resolution, the officers of the Western &
Atlantic Railroad have sent out agents,
who will visit every prominent city from
Augusta, Maine, to San Francisco, Califor-
mia, and supply every prominent Office with
round trip through tickets. These tickets
will all be endorsed so as to alloU tile pur-
chaser to return TO the point from aohich he
started, By any one of the routes of trauet,
either by land or rater.
Atlanta is already the Queen City of the
South, and is pushing forward ON the broad
road of enterprise at rate that may well
astonish live Yankee. 1t is reported that
at least one thousand houses are in course
of construction in the city of Atlanta, at
the present time.
$25, 900 in premiums are to be offered by
the Agricultural Society, and the citizens
of Atlanta offer special premium of So, 900
for the fastest trotting horse, and $500 for
the next best. "Open to the world.''
Five hundred tents will be erected in the
Park, and with the hotels and boarding
houses, accommodations will be provided
for 100000 guests.
Georgia is fast becoming manufacturing
as we'll as an agricultural State, and Atlanta
seems to be the destined central point of
southwestern enterprise. Here, at least,
thrift and industry have taken precedence
of the universal Southern politician who
has done so much to tear down, and SO lit
tie to build up, in that country. With a
climate the most healthful on the continent,
while producing all the crops in abundance,
raised in this region, it also yields in equal
profusion, the semi-tropical fruits, and the
enterprise which has planned the present
exhibition will not be likely to leave this
favored region long undeveloped.
The present opportunity of visiting this
Metropolis Of the South, and at the same
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-24
$105,315, 1920

The last Democratic administration that
was in full power in this country under
President Buchanan spent for the objects
embraced in this schedule something over
seventy millions per annum in gold-an
equivalent in paper to-day of cighty-five
millions of dollars. The population of the
country was then less than thirty millions.
1t is now forty millions, SO that President
Grant would be entitled by the ratio which
has always governed expenditure in this
country, to spend third more in the ad
ministration of the Government than was
required under Buchanan, which would
bring the sum total to one hundred and
fourteen millions of dollars when in reality
it is but one hundred and five millions
The details of expenditure in the two per-
iods will also show immensely in favor of
President Grants economy. Under Presi-
dent Buchanan the army consisted of nine
teen regiments, the maintenance of which
cost for the four years of the administra-
ton an average of over twenty-one millions
each year-nore than million dollars per
annum in gold, or about thirteen hundred
thousand dollars in the paper money of to-
day for each regiment. The army at pres
ent consists of forty regiments, yet its
whole maintenance for the year costs but
tWeHty-Dlhe WllllonS OF uoilarS, IflHe
over seven hundred thousand dollars in
paper money to each regiment.
have selected the Army merely because
comparison in that branch of the public
service is easy and the result palpable.-
The same statement is true in all the other
Departments of the Government, and if the
limits have assigned to this letter per-
mitted it, l could readily demonstrate that
under Republican administration the ma
tional expenditure has been far more care
fully guarded, and rigid economy far more
carefully consulted than under preceding
Democratic administrations. The amounts
expended have necessarily been very large
and the temptation to extravaganza thus
greatly enhanced, hence the adherence to
severe economy and strict accountability is
all the more praiseworthy and honorable.
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The Democrats oomnlo;p tbat tho

The Democrats complain that the ne
cessaries of life are taxed. AS they refused
to vote for the reduction of the tariff on
tea and coffee, and voted against keeping
the present tax upon whisky and tobacco,
we suppose they regard the former as lux
uries and the latter as necessaries. Men
will differ,
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OUR AGENT FOR CECIL COUNTY is
Benz. G. Biddle,
PIVOT BRIDGE.
P.O. Address Chesapeake City.
Sep II, lSI0-3m
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TWO-THIRDS OF A Lot OF GROUND,
COnstable's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Fl Ft, issued lay Eli CnSerove
of the Justices of the Peace Of tho State Of Mary
land i'll and for Cecil county, ut the suit of the Prrsi-
dent and Commits Of the village uf Port Deposit
against the goods and clnttelS lands and Of
Catherine A. Lyon to directed have seized and
taken in execution all the estate, right, title interest
property, claim. and demand. at law and in equity OF
the said Catherine A. Lyon. i'll and To her undivided
third of TAVERN HOUSE and Lot of Land IN
which the same is situated at Rock Run, in ssl&6
the village of Port Deposit. conveyed by :. :.s EA
Rowland Carson; and hereby give notice that
On SATURDAY, tie 18th day Of October, 1870,
ut o'clock p. at the Town Hall III said village will
offer for sale the property seized and taken in
ton. 10y Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash
to satisfy said claim and cost and crest
Sep II, 1870. WM T. KING, R.i.iff.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.
THOMAS J. BURBAGE, EFT AL, ETAL
JAMES l.. BURBAGE EFT AL, EFT AL.

I. i 4, u, 4 u.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
September Is, 1870. No. 263 D. No.2
ORDERED That the sales made ami reported by James
b. Groome and William j. Jones. Trustees for the sale
of the real estate of John Burago, deceased lie ratified
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof DO
shown before the 18th day of November, next :;
provided copy of this order he inserted In
paper printed in Cecil county. week for one
month before the Eth day of October, next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to he So 6lG 90.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT.
Sept IL, 1ST0-1m Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will he made
to the County Commissioners of Cecil county. at their
first meeting after the second Tuesday lh of Octnr
1870. to appoint Examiners (" view and lay out II road
from OcturarO locks, the Old Maryland Canal To the
county bridge at Rnwland>ville passn. through lands
of Com. Corners heirs, Susiuehanna Canal Company
and the Mccullough Iron Company.
sept Il. lS70-1m
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NOTICES., &c.
NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

All persons are hereby warned not trespass with Dog
or Gun. q the premises of the subscribers. All
offending will lie dealt with a. the law directs.
GEORGE W JANNEY. HARRY WARREN.
CHANDLER r. GRAY, NATHAN MARBLE.
EDWARD SMITH, W. 7. WARBU RTOS.
Sept Il. 1S.U-Jw&
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Will be offered at Public Sale,
Friday, Nocemsber the All, 1870,
the premises. valuable Farm Tract Of Land sit
uat- part in Elk township Chester county, Pa and part
in Cecil county Md bounded by the Pablo Road leading
from Lewisrille To Elkt"n hy the Public Road leading
from Lewisvillr t" the Brick Meeting HOUSE. by the
lands of Joseph Graccy, and the Armstrong; containing
about
IL Acres of Good Land,
divided into four enclosures. The improve EassLLs
mrntS good BRICK HOUSE, nearly new. EE!!,
Is 10y y feet. good rooms the 1>t floor and EN, ~
rooms and entry the 2,l floor. A good E!sa...l
Stone Kitchen attached, II ly ~ feet. LIST
floor, and rooms and entry 2d floor good Pump
House. 10 by 20 feet. FRAME BARN, first story
stone. 10 Icy II feet double decker with Dorman II 10y
Il feet: said buildings all in Chester county. Two
good wells of water with pump,
A Good Apple Orchard
Tia" house This property is situated in good
ncighI"rnn,l. schools. mills and places of worship
Any Wishing to examine it previous To the day Of
sale will he shown the same 10y the subscriber living in
Newark. Del If the heirs of Elisha Brown rcsi
ing the property. Sale to commence at o'clock
p NJ. when terms will he made known by
JAMES II. ARMSTRONG.
Sep. ~ 1S70-ts Executor of Elisha Brown, decd.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of CO-Partnership,

Notice is hereby given that the CoPartncrship here
tuprc existing between T. W. Janncy and ID. Desmond
both of Elkton. under the name and firm of JANNEY 4
DESMOND, dissolved this day 10y mutual consent -
Al persons indebted To- the said firm notified To pay
the 10 T. " Iannry. VIII" is authorized to receive
all debts due the late firm. Il. W. JANNEI
September l., 1870 D. DESMOND.
RS The business will he continued in future by d.
Ds Mund. of the late Partners at tLc old stand Odd
Fellows Hall Ekton, Md whose advertisement will he
found elsewhere in this paper. sept ~ lSI0-3w
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Divided into fields, we'll watcrctl about
20 Acres being Woodland,
Adjoining land of the heirs Of the late Commodore Con-
and heirs of the late Patrick Ewin. and the Ortnrn
Creek and mile from the depot of the p H. Cen
trail Railroad at Ruwlalsville: convenient to churches
schools mills and stores.
The improvements are "A large STONE HOUSE IL
with four the first floor and 81
the second floor with good cellar and well of e:o Il
good water Mt the Kitchen door: two Tenant .IGzzl
Houses: Stone Barn. Stone SprinlIousc, Smoke House
Corn Crib and Carriage House. There is also Young
Apple Orchard now in bearing. SARAH j. MOORE.
Aug -. 1870. MARY ANN MOORE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-24

time witnessing the thrift, the products in
manufactures and agriculture of the South
ern country, should not be neglected by any
one, especially when for SO comparatively
small an outlay, so much of interest may
be seen and learned. The exhibition will
commence on October 18th, and will prob
ably continue ten or fifteen days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-24
Extracts
FROM THE LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE OF
SPEAKER BLAINE, DATED AUGUST 4Tu.
REDUCTION OF EXPENDITURES.

REDUCTION OF EXPENDITURES.
The annual expenditures of the govern
ment under the Administration of General
Grant are reduced to the lowest practical
point. There are two large amounts of ex-
penditure over which Administrative di-
rection can have no control. The one is
the interest of the National Debt-the
other is the sum paid as Pensions to the
SCARED and disabled veterans of our late
war. These obligations must be met with
promptness and cheerfulnes unless we are
prepared on the one hand to repudiate our
obligations to the men who risked their
lives and lost their health in defense of the
government, or on the other hand to treat
the public creditors with downright dis
honesty and inflict lasting disgrace on the
name of our country. Excluding these
two items therefore as imperative and not
within the discretion of the executive or
legislative branch Of the government, we
find the following as the sum total of our
expenditures for the current fiscal year:
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FARM AT PRIVATE SAIL

The subscriber. having been appointed Trustee iy will
of John Harvey d. Will sell the Farm al private Sale
1t contains about
81 ACRES,
and is situate the Marley Paper Mill
Tn. land is in fair condition. with suicicncy of Wood
for fuel.
The Improvements consist of STONE -
DWELLING HOUSE Frame Kitchen, good l&H
EARN and necessary Out-BGildugs. H;;SM%
1t will Ice sold fair terms with good kssEAA
title. +. b. HARVEY,
Sept n 1S1u-tf Trustee