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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-23


We once knew gentleman, quite a
prominent member of what, by the rule of
contrares is sometimes called the Demo-
cratic party, remark, in playful way, that
lac had inherited his religion and politics.
Although jestingly spoken, in the instance
above referred to, how many thousands
inherit - their politics. What should
claim the most careful study and investiga-
ton is too often accepted as an inheritance.
This is one of the worst habits among
young men, who are starting in life. Their
habit of rashly affiliating with the politi-
cal party to which their fathers belong.
who have, perhaps, been guilty, in their
younger days, of the same indiscretion, is
often serious stumbling block for them in
future, when greater knowledge Of politi-
cal affairs, exposes the absurdity of the
dogmas they have blindly adopted through
educational and family prejudice.
II the choice Of political parties depended
upon deliberate thought and investigation
of the principles of government, but a
small, very small number of educated young
men, starting in life, would cast their lot
with the party claiming to be Democratic.
An investigation would show them the he'll
lowness of its pretentiOns, its narrow
prejudices, and demagogue management.
Without principle worthy the support OF
statesman or patriot, it would be found
utterly destitute of every virtue, and &C.
tod Ixrt hou
degenerated into family Of prejudices un-
worthy of any but the most mercenary dem
agogue. On the other hand, the prlnci-
pies which vitalize the Republican party
would be found as broad as the universe,
founded on precepts of eternal truth, pro-
claiming universal liberty and justice,
ignoring all class government, and regard
ing the Declaration of Independence as a
proclamation of Liberty applying to all men
and to endure through all time.
No young man, filled with high aspira-
tions and living in moral atmosphere, will
associate himself with the Nasty Dem
ocracy, who possesses clear understand
ing of our national politics. His doing so
questions, or the power Of unworthy
prejudices over reason, the result of early
habits Of thought arising from erroneous
reading, and, perhaps, family associations,
leftuncorrectedb by the test of calm reflection.
The Republican party commends itself to
the young men of the nation as the party
Of progress in the true science Of govern
ment, dictated by the increasing lights of a
christian civilization.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-
adjourned on Friday last 10th inst, the
time fixed some weeks previous for that
event. Among the most important bills
passed near close Of the session were the
Funding Bill, and the Tax Tariff Bills.
The Funding Bill provides for funding
$500, OOO, 900 at per cent: $500, 600, 900 at
a per cent. and $1,000, 600, 600 at per cent.
The Income Tax was retained for two
years at rate of % per cent. with an
exemption of $4,000.
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Mild, Certain, Safe and Efficient.
1t at once relieves and invgoratcs VITAL
TONS, without causing, at any TINE, under any cir
cnnlstai.res .iIe GtgHsest ,tIH.y TO any Of them.
The most complete and uniform its for many
years att".e-i its France, and in portion,
Of the Cned States. and il is offered to the gen
cral public, with the aI>"ut. conviction that it
fail to accomplish all that is claimed for it.
1t is HARMLESS IN THE EXTREME at all times AMI under
all circumstances and is rNEQuALED by any remedy yet
known 20 ihA @atih alIese l'hrGatl'e 10 Indicated
1t produces little PAIN in its operation leaves
the organs entirely free from irritation. and in
the slightest degree over taxes or cxctcs the nervous
system.
In HnIous DISEASES Indigestion and Dyspepsia, it is
invaluable.
1t is the grand PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD and hence
cannot fail t" eradicate from the system Scroii Fry
sipcas. Salt Rheum Canker and Cutancous Eruptions
generally. Irregular of appetite. Colds Coughs
Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarr, Collie Pains, Diarllr.
Water-rash. Sour and Bitter Stomach, AMI founcss and
tunncss of the Impure breath dizziness symp
tirtic nervous sick Headache Rhrumat ism. Gout
and inilamnations in all forms-tose and all kindred
diseases always lie greatly relieved
10y this mild yet powerful remedy.
GENERAL DEBILITY with its nscparable accohpani-
mrntS-mental and physical such As grccn->ckncs>
lassitie of mind and body druwsness. inspositon to
exercise, weakness of the limbs, feelings of discourage
mcnt, dependency and di>trut,-alI disappear under
its magic influence.
1t regulates and invgoracs the bowels: is a SURE
iArIporE for obs tiratc cnstiycncss and piles: gives
nrwci ,g"r 10 the stomach evokcs the action of the
LIVER: diSsratcs the yellow dye of JUNpICEand cfid
Gates from the skin. bilious spots or mould moth and
fRECKLEs
II cNces the kidneys to rciewc' vigorous and heal
thy action: and it is certain t" bring prompt relief in
ell cases of DidhITh,ra and D,EseHtcfV.
II Is eninently ciirctua in the cure Of ALL DISEASES OF
CHILDREN however infinc, especially for collie, worms
and irritation and frctfulnrss while tectliinS
As Il DINNER PILL or mGESrER. il Is second to none
other taken with the food. 1t operates general
Alternative. whereby the entire impaired organism is
stimulated to renewed energy, and to healthy vsor
ami vitality. 1t is extensively USED Er THE FACULTY
convenient and thorough catlartir. having no action
other than the intended Sent by mail receipt
price and postage viz:
l Box, S0.2j Postage cents.
D Boxes. 100 Is
II is sol" by all dealers in drugs and medicines and by
Turner 4 Co., Sole Eronrict"rs. l2O fremont St.
Boston, MASS. Jdly 23-4w
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eve arc frequently asked by adver-
tisers to enclose a circular of their business
in each number Of The Wing which we
mail to subscribers. The practice is illegal
and we will not do it for any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-23

The Hsnton Union, with a good deal
of gusto, asks grace Of few weeks OF its
readers to have a personal warfare y with
Tie Wig. Thank you, but We don't pro-
pose to visit the fish market.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-23

An Eminent Divine Says, : have been using
the Peruvian Syrup 1t gives me new vig"r buoyancy
of spirits elasticity of muscle. J. p Dnsmore &c
Dey street New York, will send free pamphlet of -
pages containing full account of this remarkable med
icinc, to one scnling him their address:
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,
War in Europe.

France has declared war against Prussia,
and Europe, from all appearance, is des-
tined to be the theatre of bloody drama
Prince Leopold, who was selected by Prym,
to be King of Spain, was made the pretext
for war by France, but all unite in agree
ing that this is merely pretsAt. kapo-
leon III. is jealous of Pussian power, and
has been preparing for war for sometime.
Both parties appear to be reluctant to COM
menpe tbs strife, but when millions of men
in arms are concentrating and approaching
each other daily, the conflict cannot long
be delayed. The war fever in France, as
usual, is very high.
The feeling in the United States is gen.
orally on the side Of Prussia AID in Eng
land, also, the popular sympathies are with
Prussia.
Tho Li6erte, organ of the Theirs party,
gives the following as the programme of
the French !: The army will first enter
Hesse, in order to neutralize the Southern
States of Germany. They will then occupy
and fortify the city Of Frankfort. From
this point they will bs able to sweep all
Prussian territory to the left Of the Hhine
They will then enter Prussia by way of
Westpi.alia, and the reconstruction Of the
Rhenish Confederation will follow.
If not in the present issue, iI orr next,
no doubt, we will have to narratc great
battle, and the slaughter of thousands, to
satisfy the ambition Of the crowned heads,
without one thought, on their part, for the
liberty or prosperity Of the people. But
out Of the carnage freedom for the masses
steadily grows apaes. and while Kings and
Emperors hack each others thrones to
pieces, the cause of universal liberty adj
vances, slowly, perhaps, but surely. The
steam engine, the printing press and cleo
trio telegraph are fighting silently the bat
tie for the millions. They are not enlisted
for season only, but for their campaign they
have appropriated the "eternal years.
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MARRIED..

tbs atst of
July, 1870. by Mayor Fox, Of Phiiadel-
phia, JACOB HARLAN and ELENoRA VIII
JJhMS,
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TO one of the numerous effervescent
articles which have appeared in the Denton
Union during the heated term, charging
Cecil county with connecting dire con-
spiracies against the rest of the District, a
correspondent replies through the last issue
of the Easton Gazette. From his letter we
select the following passages:
"Who are the iHtermeddling dema-
gogues, political wire puilers-the men
whose characters are blackened with sins of
political ingratituder know Of no such
persons in this vicinity, yet we might with
out much diligence find the party who de-
serves all the asDellations he so freely uses,
in the gentleman wig signs his name with
what he does not put in his article.
The charges of Truth are more eempli-
mentary to Cecil county than 0thefWiSsaa,
that she can make combinations which can
frighten suej men out of their wits, and so
brighten them as to force such scurrilous
articles as the one put forth; but Cecil does
not accept the compliment, and disclaims
all desire to rule the District. She is will
ing not only to abide by the nomination,
but to give The .ciqipee strong and undi-
vided support. !"CECII.'
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Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given to all persons who detected
trespassing upon the firm upon which reside.
taking fruits other things growing thereon that they
will be prosecuted to the utmost extent of the low.
T. EWING,
July Q lSTO-3w Rowlandsve Md.
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Mutual Fire Insurance CO. Of Cecil county.

The Annual Meeting of the members of this Company
will he held at their Office in Elkton on SATURDAY.
the 9th day of August, next.
W. ToRBERT. President.
T. A. ELLIS Secretary July L. lS70-tm
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We call attention to the business card
of Louis f. DERRICK, 81 Pratt street, Balti-
more, in to-day's Wig
pcnfnSuIur and State ITEMS
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One Hundred & Thirty-tWO
FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.

FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
Will, lin SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
Ehursssay. September the list, 1870,
at orlock NJ at Inv Il,lie h"us" Of John A. TlomI
ron Port ltrlosit, MarAiam the FARM situated two
E,iies om Fft hetusit Cecil county. NIL, and the
Junction Of the Nilasrhi, and Baltimore Central and
Hort DeroSi, anu Columbia Railroads. containing
1%S ACRES,
high state of cultivation. suitable for .raa growing
grazing dairy farm. with running water in nearly
every field: and 6S acres of heavy Oak. Hickory "a
and Walnut Timl'cf hand. large Mansion 49,
@S3 llu:."! large Barn; Tenant House, and H5itaeA
eHE8 all necessary outiuil'lings; all Of which -
ssEs1 are in good repair Also. IA fine hearing Annie
Orchard ant! other fruit IIu,,s, and barn
supplied with water by hydraulics aRi u nrycr-ailing
well of water.
As the timber land is III" Railroad stations and
me stream Ct Mtp runs through IT. power could
be 4.i great advantage in cutting am. saving an the
,mtcr: and large prt"n of the purchase ;unay could
be realized III Il very short time.
The location is good; cunvt churches schools
ami mills The view 81 ,,.a Chesapeake Bay AMI Sus.
qnchanna River ,lp the Mansion House cannot he sur
passed i, Leausy.
\ E,rm with such advantages is scl,aa offered it
being within two miles Of tide waite, navigation and very
near TWO Railroad stations, and only hours 10y Rail
road from Batinay. hours from Ihilaelrl.. and 6
hours fr.ir New York This would c jaSl iii, ,acr for
fty persons requiring country Residence.
f5-fers OF Sale and co,ttinS will he male know
by GEORGE EVANS.
July ?, lS1es-sa
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Made Of POOR RUN, WHISKY. PROOF SPIRITS and
REFUSE LIQUORS. doc"re,l spiccl, and sweetrncd to
please the taste. called Tuncs. Appezers" Rcsor
ers &c. that lead the tipplcr 10 drunkenness and
ruin hut true Medicine. made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California; free from all alco-
hollc StlmulantS. They the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER ami LlFEI;INING PRINCIPLE. a perfect
Renovation and lnvgorator of the System carrying o
all poisonous matter. and restoring the blood to
healthy condition, No person take t!.>.. Eittcrs
according To directions. and remain long unwcll.
SsOO will he given for ncrabc case provided the
homes not destroyed by mineral lpisuns or other
means, and the vital "r:i> wasted beyond the point of
repair.
For InfammotorH and Chronic Rh6umotisn,. and
Gout Dyspepsia, indigestion. BonS. R.ntittent and
Intermittent FirtfS. Diseases Of tic BiOGd Lircr Hid
nous ant Bini.r, these BittcIS have been success
full Such Diseases caused Icy Initiated Btood which
is generally produced by arrangement of the Digcstre
OrgdRs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever y"u find its
Sores: cleanse it when find it olstrctr,i and slug
gis in the veins: cleanse it when it is foul and your
feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health of the system will follow.
PIN. TAPE and other WORMS. lurking in the system
of many thousands. cilcctuay dcstruyc, and
removed.
In Bilious Rcmttcnt and Intermittent Fcvcrs these
Bttcrs have equal For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed in four languages
--Ensli-h. German. French, and Spanish.
}. WALKER. Proprietor. y Commerce ST.. ny
r. ii. MCDONALD 4 Co.,
Druggists and General Agents san Francisco and Sac
rimento. California, and - a - Commerce ST. NY.
FS-S0LD by ALL DRUGGISTS d DEALERS. [l5l4
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F4RE.-I'he Large new barn of A. N. Mil
Ter, of Baltimore county, Nd, was struck
by lightning on the night Of the 18th inst,
and entirely consumed, together With four
horses AID mules, farm implements, &c
The loss is estimated at about So, 600, on
which there was an insurance of $2,G75, in
the Farmers Mutual, of York, Pa, which.
with the company's eharactprirrio prompt
ness, has already been adjusted and paid.
This company is doing large and prosper
GUS business, and to all desiring solid in
demnity and prompt payments in case of
loss, we would say, "secure policies liz the
Farmers. i-York Gazette.
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1I 900 REV RID.
man For any r,sc q, blind El"'-ling. Itching
" ltUUU or liberated Files that DE BlNC'S
PILE REMEDY fails to cure.
1t is prepared expressly to the Piles and noln.
else and has cured of - years standing Sold
b. all hls:gis.s
-. 80 - t. VIA EltGA.
nE BISGs Ma rug:i is tle pure cs of Barl. Herbs.
Iout<. a.i BGlrias, hir
CONSUMPTION.
Inflammation of tn Lnng>; all Liver. Kidney. and
Bladder diseases. Organic Weakness. Female Affections
General Debility: and all complaints Of the Urinary Or
ganS in Male and Female producing Dyspepsia. C">tv,
0ri, ei Dr!-y aii Errotnl4 lcI .ost generally
rnrich, the Blood III hillary. Cnulr and Srcrrtive
SYSTEM C9rrecs arl >lreI& en> the Nervous and Mus
cRar forces il acts like Charm weak. and
lie without it, -"h ever, ~hrr.,
LABOR ,ToRY-l42 franklin -. Baltimore, Md.
.JuIy
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Gold run up to 122 this week, in New
Vn,,y
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that application Will be made
to the County Commissioners of Cecil county, at their
first meeting after the 18th day of August, 1870 for the
appointment of Examiners to view and determine the
propricty of opening new road beginning at William
Crows gate, the road leading from Newark TO Cherry
Ill., and running through the land OF SAID Crow and
William McAllistcr. to ntrrsect new road laid out
from Christana Church. Delaware to the Maryland Line
July Ii lS1O-lm
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Meeting Of the Republican State Central
Committee.

The Republican State Central Commit
tee assembled in Baltimore, on Tuesday
last for the purpose of determining the
time and place of holding Congressional
Convention. The First of September was
fixed upon as the time for holding the sew
eral nominating conventions, and Cam
bridge, Dorchester county, was selected as
the place for holding the Congressional
Conventions for the Eastern Shore, or first
Congressional District. The time and
place for holding the primary meetings and
county conventions were left to the men,
bers of the State Central Committee from
the several counties to determine. The
counties represented in the Convention from
Kent, Queen Annc's, Caroline and Somer-
set. Talbot, Dorchester, Worcester and
Wicomico had 10 members in the Conven-
ton.
The following resolutions were offered by
Mr.. c. c. Fulton of the A0serican, and
passed with great applause:
Resolved By the State Central Comasittee of
Maryland, That We regard the war forced
npon Prussia by France as an outrage upon
liberty and civilization and entertain the
earnest hope that Prussia may triumph in
the approaching conflict.
Resotced, further, That as an evidence of
our practical sympathy, the Treasurer of
the State Central Committee be authorized
to subscribe 800 in the name of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee of Maryland
to the fund now being raised in this city
for Prussian hospital purposes.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having purchased J. II. Rowland /
Coz interest will ON and after this date conduct the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04

PEW RgSTrSp.- Quite large number
of the members and friends Of Fourth
street NJ. E. Church assembled In the new
audience room, Saturday afternoon, for
the purpose of selecting slttipgs. AfleFoa
few remarks by DR.. Logan, explanatory
Of the plan adopted by the oft1ciaFy Of the
Church, a Committee was appointed to
supcrintend the renting Of the Spews in
each block. This feature Is anew onein
Methodlsm here, but appeared to be p6ph:
lar, as in the course Of an hour or twoa
very large proportion of'tlle sl4iIgs wers
disposed Of at gooa prices, Where more
than one party desired the same pew lots
were cast, ind the ownership determined
in that WY. Everything passed If If
pleasantly v q # '''.5,, ,as PIE ~,
In the evening. tho Church was lighted
and the nnrontod peWs were again offer.
cd. The grand organ was thrown open,
and several Of our professionals and ANA
tours tested It's quality, Both performers
and hearers were dclightcdwIthits sweet,
full, rich tones, md many warm com.
negotiations were bestowed on Ahe manu-
tacmrrr, rand on the tilis tastc Of those
who had been delegated to select an in,
strument fQr the CHURCH, 54 :" e,o%,
The Church will be formally dedicated
on the LIST dry Of May, on which occasion
eminent ministers Of tie denomination
from y distance will he in attendance.
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yTHs RiccaDiv6tta Suit for lraJd IN age,
iSsAasins! l g3t9fa, extitopi&Rs iE,lS0stan. .lIt
should rSIrn young, mon not TO plarrSLlp
haste! aucsI Is Int %. his bride 3l!ilHh
swcarsthmt sic madc him believe Fba vas
bp. lis qWtSgs, by using Magnolia BALM
tlTion lrer flee. neck and hands Poon
yoth,t He'I probably fOund her elbows
weren't 0uitc sG soIt and PRETTY ongh1t
H Iaa T. 10 gq!baJGted' MISUNDERSTANDING
similar cAseslo This BALM gives II most
,$6nlerfIGMafly and natural complexion.
to 'wlitl' Ne aoRt object. we'liESprtltSi
women. LEO-ARisIul,tlle-- picture, they
ssIddiA lie Lyons sKatEslt6h Upon he
hair. wl6fPedrly chin t6ay CHECKS, and
sQls,lpxriant trossQs they AOeopsiFreah'
tihlco 1yli .ipp r'uaiar90seOdd@w
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DEowNEp-7s4tpEda morning sbog
10 O'clock, the northern section Of the city
was startled with tic intelligence that Al
exandcr Gibson, an aged and highly re
spccted citizen. brother of Mr.. Robert
Gibson, Ind been drowned, The report
proved, on investigation, to betoo true!
Tie deceased Ind been subject for yGah
TO epileptic fits, and had aforementioned
to hattie his head frequently as q means o.
relief from tic consequent disturbed con,
1itlOn Of the brain. he had conceived
tho idea that water conveyed in lead OF
iron pipes did not afford tho same rCllefas
when used directly from the river. For
this reason he went thcrc occasionally
when the weather or his friends would
permit, and bathcd his head. Saturday
morning Ito took a bath in his brothers
house. with whom he Iivcd,I and some.
timc nfler had occasion 70 walk out in The
yard. IIc continued his walk.down,t0 the
Everywhere he Invested himse!f6f his vest,
cnvat and slippers, and was seen wading
along parallel with TIC shore, where the
wnter was only twelve or fifteen inches
deep. Several persons observed him
while wading along stoop down and throw
water on Ills head with bis hands. In a
few minutes he reached the stone wall at
the rear end Of Hon. Thos. ,sweenty's lot,
at that time submerged about the depth
above indicated. Proceeding along 1t he
came to Tie South end Of the wall, and
without knowing, II Is believed, tie exact
situation he stepped of into the water,
several feet deep: He Immediately com;
menccd making. an effort to reach the
shore, but Us the river was high and the
current swim, he was carried out into the
stream and SoOn sunk beneath It's turbid
waters.
Parties ut once set to work dragging TO
recover the body, but up to tho present
writing Iiey hGyEtbeeh unsuccessful. a0i
Mr.. Gibson had nearly reached four
score years, and-waS highly esteemed by
oil who knew him. He was q worthy
member Of tho United Presbyterian
Church, and his death Is sincerely mourn.
cd by large circle Of relatives and
friends. .'a'
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
q {. Eliza s,Ifel, admir- Of c. Hammer deceased.

c. RlIas stlfcl, admir- Of c. Hammer deceased.
?. A Drcntlpger, admir- Of Gco W. Sights ct al
In Chaueery, in chs Municipal Court Of Wheeling
Pursuant to decree Of said Court entered IN
aboys calSe, al Ihe January, 1910, term thereof
will, on the Sd day Of May, 1870, at 10 o'clock 4
n, Il tho font door Of tho Court House II
Wheeling West Virginia, proceed TO sell at pub.
lie aucjIon. a Niece Of the Souih East corner o.
Lot No. III Ii Noah Zane's Addition to the City
OF Wheeling. West Virginia. fronting, IL feet
inches on Union street, and running back thai
width % feet. I "'t .'
TERHt-One.thIrtl Of the purchase money OF
such further sum ma the purchaser may elect q
pay, in hand, the residue IN two equal install
nerta payable IN SIX and twelve months with In,
tereft from the day Of sale, bond with approved
security being given by the purchaser for each oil
GaId Iustalmenia. aud interest ~ aforesaid.
Selling a. Commissioner ! shall only convey
such tltls AZ Ii vested In me- a. such, which ~,
however, believed TO he perfect ma
.''-,'''I .I-I GEO, u. CALDWELL,
Anrl @ fnaulu COMMISSIONER
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RiYler News.

The river WINS falling last evening, with
so feet and 8 inches by the water marks,
Local packets arrived and departed on
Saturday on time. 81. Charles. for Gin.
clnn0ti, WIS six hours late. a tow!boiit
passing up Saturday night, broke two Of
the wire guys to the bridge Weather
clear and cool. Strong wind all dry. n