davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-01

only anoths1 month renatns IN WHICH thls VIII pe
pcsAible- r..a.n ~ me
..o1hern reuit enitsry. ma boen subni&ted 10 the
Governor. Here il ehidef extract:
'Uur present number ot eoaI!ess - ~ nHt se II
etpoet tEufh of "A aannA profit st1i beoe taM LIZ
he1esiIer - may aaiel1 e.eul.tA unss. .o@f tn.t .
- tnttttpt1on viii b. found to b. e<H 9tn,c
NJ tbs number II eoartets tnd esee Hos u
sx,st th.t the r4oats viii tu1ease eorretpen dinx5
m uis fbe following t1teens Of ftetts 400
;atr. fo1 de ps,t ref, detailed statement 9! -
e1sensitu!os vn be sgpeoaed to hi 5.9stt totai
en.oant d expenditures 81 III amount o. s1ee's's
Tbe r porT al dc Moral Inspector lno*a taat
much prparrAs has bean made IN tue edueatlon 2.
prisoners, and ttst great adIsnsage has nas naeaa5
fesu,,ed from the purchase Of the nav nota55. "
fnr Thlch ITO hare been expanded oas o. t1e
81 10 appropriated By the LegGatofe Iee ~ u =,
oet Of IL Lmaies n the ciose Of re peHf - - q
Thlcu uuuoes II we're IRON Aarioo Count!. .
frpm rppecauoe, 81 from Lnpofte, and - ltoa
Aucn. No o,hef county hA mo1r Trad 10
, 1870-01-01

Continued Excitement IN Boone and
adjoining Counttca-Thc Source OF
the IlnlndY Discovered
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tnaune-
BELy1pEKK, i'll, Dec 81.
The t11cbtnn cafcs continue TO create much ex-
c.teu ent In tits and Adjoung counties. Pork 1t
dlsca1deo By eve1y one, and those Who have eaten
any during ,he past fortnight are not easJ uD-
III sufficient time elapses 70 mate II
has ieen ascertained thse Ene hog which Cauted
the dikex1A x4s years old, aud almost rotten.
he WIS 1T for nothing bat to Kill 8nd bury. The
est. Is important scientific developments a.
likely 10 result from proper study Of The dlscat
In 10 aggravated q form.
, 1870-01-01

N.Y. f1ryYaxk Die MQuyuY-Act!Te sEd
fI1ner II 34Ac Tor Endhnk: sa!s 9*s hcts stettpts
at:9 h.la G1poft. Alxs eeios; rse7Rt: !af soe WEE
Baxsrs1 rJ7s-flouf 1r1nss II Is .s*ao % aad Is =
Cnrn pG@15e. Qata 6SsAT1c. Bran. ALlA
H4I-Ftrr ef: T1tme. rs oo4AG
Pnoy7Npxs-pptk. &so oN8D.A Haeco. 1c19EHe.
oMaSGrxTT1EY-13old, f31s: sterling. 10: Ssw Yo.t
x4st1 exrh1rst. rar2 discount
, 1870-01-01
SPAIN
EIL.KAsED.

MADRID, Dec. 81
General pe1ftad hi been released
Rb4pS bLoCx1pXn
NoFfe1cl OF English malls have been received
hers for four days. The rosds arc olocfAded by
eLoK.
Tm pCKI OF GEfo1 Ind TuX IHEoFk
MADRID, Dcc. s.
1t Il reported that Victor Enamel hH pos.t!Tes
II rrinled his consent 10 the candldAturt Of the
Uufe CT Genoa,
, 1870-01-01

p-.1n DIE u-CsttIe-Reeeipts fof the week
iro hr.d Maa closed arm Il &ko for rIssA sn1.
mon 10 u1edUn: 4'9;.7s fof tAH 10 sood' *3-1ss'S
'oI oIueen.Ieek!pss, eano~heAd. MAtktt s:Akaaat md
~ sSfFct|Heeetrtr, ~ 200 head Ma5ket fM .ad Nc
tfshrre CsnaLA xapo<4As3; he&skf1- 4A1oSASA
, 1870-01-01

NASHVILLE, Dec. eL--A commission Of
Federal otnce1s convened hero this morn.
ing to investigate the frauds ALLEGED to
have been rr1csised by clairn agents In collecting
bounty and hack.pAy Of oolofed sold!trA II ID
thought that hundreds Of thousanda Of dnllaEa
have been diverted from the pockets Of this eaass
s3 eolticF1, MI. Lyou2, fos1neriF detective IN thd
tinted stntea Q1aItesma4ttr's Department wa
htfnrn fht Comnt6tiopeS.
, 1870-01-01

CINCINNATI, Dec a1-Onicera rom Lebanon.
Ill, arrived here today 10 put detectives cn me
charged win having rubbed, July LAST, Tnomas
Sheppard, merchant Of that place, Of tAeoo
In Cn1ted SiAttB bopua- FREEZER
eop-tn.1Aw OF the man fobted. Tbs odcesa hce1-
deutalfJ bluEdeTed rpou him. lie Was a1zeAted.
aud will be tAkeu at once to IlfuoiL He n1l 20
money, but had = railroad ticket To san E9An'
, 1870-01-01

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec sl.-Hon. Fos.eE Bloagets,
Chairman Of the Stale Central Comuitsee Of TIC
cali for meetoR .! the committee IA Atlantis,
3A1nay3 q. He invites all Republican members Of
lie L-E'statr1e to be pTesent, 1ae seesetAlf q
The Democratic Committee has Isx1td call TO
lknpt1nls foI the E112e p1rpose, The k4ne Gay.
, 1870-01-01
FOREIGN.
Fearful Gale with loss Of Lie
on the English Coast.
Card from the FFench Cable
Company.
Reported Spanish 0utrages in
Cuba.

France.
RoYAL y1s1ToHs X fARl1-
PAR1s Dec H.
Prince Charles. Of Ptuada. aud hi vile, s1o ~
tns Grand HotsL The Emperor called upon aoesn
yesterday. -
PAa1s, Dec sl-N Pm
Cp to the present tine new AtnAs5 ms ao'
been formed but II il reported It Will oe to"mos'
1u1 TRkscu cAnIA coxFAxT-Er1AxA1oR4
STATEMENT.
PARIS, Dec. 81
Tho Frerch Cable Company forward tree Of
charge. ard beg you viii publish the folio wing
telegram copied from tho Journal Q&ekt OF ta4
morning: -.-
TMEakAPH L1fA5. J
The ueseage Of the President Of the United
States, 10 Congress It tn opening as
II IL publ,ahed IN the newbpaptrs, COZ
t.fus IN the part relative to the French
Transatlantic Cable Company IN assertion WHICH
this administration con1ders It da'J 70 correct.
| 1t ttatea, In substance, thst, according 70 inc
| terms Of the concession. Dispatches tfoH AmeHcA
tar sm!led By that route are tuo>ect 70 the c1hn
| 1nattou and control Of 1he French eosetnn'eut
and II IL evident that the paessgc "as Written IN
der ,he npres2lon thai luca are the conditions O.
the coucs sston. THIS administration exercises NJ
| control OF that nature, either over dtspatcaea
| from America or from any othet quat1es
! but It IA tts duty to sce that communications ~
transmitted over the cable In the order Of incl
M1g. or Of theu reception .: Brest, and that the'
IL no faypsttaam In tnts respect 1t must A4so. o.
aeeoun. Of The photographic monopoly held bJ N
government, see ta&t no despAtenc4 are c'An
denlnely introduced upon the line, and 70 a'o'
the tax which leeitimate.y aocsues 70 the STATE
Such IL tae double aitns OF lta contso! TO ffotee
At once the interests Of the public and Ct 70
+ treasury. Fnally, the conditions under WHICH ta
; department exe1c!ses cont1o! oves tho business
the line arc without political intention. It's su'
orslrate employes are charged with the taAS' &C
.nelr duty Is restricted 10 the Veladeaaon OF c
rhe.s, such ~ the lizpals OF pisee and time
a Ming and re1orwa1din9, and the number os Weft
which form the bans for application Of u
!. t government tax. Again tho noat
!. tho dispatches. particularly those destined :
Nantes, Bordeaux, Tours, Toufouse, and tho
sectiope. arrive =. their Destination without pa
fn1 through Paris 1t all. The same u tr1e Of &C
Is reanondepee addressed to any part Of spain
u Erglsnd, sucn messages being transmitted o1se
il from Brest to London
, 1870-01-01
West Xndlcb.
nkyoRTEp srANSu ATROCITIES IN cCBi-

West &0ukcb.
nkrosTEp srASIsu ATROCITIES IN cCBA-
EEE YORK, Dec 81.
f,o,rcHnantcnee e1vea tho safficutnra iaurprcsst
By telegrapb} OF many cruel deeds bJ the spnnisn
authorities In Cubs. St1ty~thtcc OF the most re-
spectable citizens Of uarana hare been torn
from their homes md sent to Spain on
susp!c!on; seventeen more hare been
thrown into the dungeons Of the Moro, 10
be tried for their liEeA- Don Teflo Lamar, k1ns-
nan Of the Georgia Laua1s, and Joung Million
a,re planter, hAs been natosEpuA1 executed ~
the demand Of EarsrZas Sol1nteefs- Our clt1-
gems have been anot by order OF dtau.heAd
coult.maStial, and two aged and inhrm gtn1e"
men, who could not well be shipped Away, haFa
been pat under bonds o! 100000 eaen 10 keep
the pe1ce toward Spain.
RRcEkT ENGAGEMENT.
HAVANA, Dec 81
4 enArp engagement occurred yestefu2F
between Tie imperial roops aud the
,osu,seuts q. Aagus, IN the Cinco Villas dts
trtct Twenty Of the latter were killed and sixty
dix captured. Not one eacApcd 4 l2tVo quannt5
Of o.osslons md munitions Of war, II vel IA
eorne important correspondence, were also cap
ta1rd. -.-..
Tne Insurgents continne to present themselves
to the Spanish authorities TO io''est PARDON
SrANIsH ercCEssEs IN CCBA-
wAsuMo7ox, Dec 81.
Private dispatches from reaponAihle sources ID
uRya1a. received to-day, Etate that Sa.maaeda
reports that In hIa district, soont 100 n'eo with
their of1ce4t have lhld down ther arms 70 the
suautsh foyces and that IN The district OF Remed
o. the Chief Coca and all his ucn surrendered
Snspisu succet ses also reported IN the daIscl
nf Puerto p.1L c!pe ia the surrender Of tnsurgenh
| rbe Opinion Is expressed In ihe deapatcnts thai
the Cuban ca1se IS daily growing weaker.
, 1870-01-01

FR4xEfpK1, Dee. q.
~ f1M II p
eost'A t~~' Ar1vEHF. pte- q.
Petroleum qp,et. steady Il sa;;1 tt.ne.
Petroleum A,E hut uaehaneed u thA:sfA
Pet,p1e1rc ts1o at r3xIe haneos, seh1ldnk1-
, 1870-01-01

~0TTCF.

t., ,ha t.naar.iou # tue olct Alr Ern-ry fsk1AA
=, NJ. {: River IT,. eorrer 0! South Naser+t.
~ AS' lSAAC n. HARAQS.
JOHN NESSEA
, 1870-01-01

bosTof, Uee. sl+-The Auditors report Ehox1
tne totai os9t o! TIC CITY. landed and uufnndsd.
Yt1s. but The increase OF nrsns in hxpd Tor tho
redemption Of the debt .1akcs i net increase Of
a,o00. 600. The project Of extending Warrington
Bt1eet and o'her expensive hobs have been TO
ferred to Inc NEXT city government.
, 1870-01-01

~- ycpx nee 3l-The dry keo.8 n1rket Ext hfCo
AZ onint and teA1afH to be Eo&nE noth1u&
1f s1tinr 1toe Prices consequently Atr without par
- - = ert that the market IA aoC1 * hEh
- ~ fSsEds d 6tsxed eAnb[!e4 %neh = hte.
tan yetofT i, md Snitht cid y whta e,saA1d ae ta1
~; r3s;r I'D iesxe {4f h!Fh cplertd-
, 1870-01-01

CR1cAao, JAnoary l, lS7n.
The Co-Pastnc.shIp heretofore e1huhk I onaet .ne
49, a.r,. II HARMON MAC VRAEH MkSSHR-
h.Y;rx bsea dac!.xd Ey Limitation on the slst Deem
hrr 1ss9 the uudesslsned have formed tsfA1Sness
, 1870-01-01
AGENTS WANTED.
aas 9d91 14f \

i3;3i3si73 7''1s
to tni.h III elasss wf:h e2i:ypae =: bs5t
he Earls i tts ttze CT IT. 10 EE.so naEe1:. ~.
esalI e.;a ian ~ + ~ sveatsf - psssss'
tta7l b dsvoax :aet; Eh:!t ae = :ae =
ut noaee ssEd .aa:e'1 - r.; e.: e.,
no8 xtu aatisted, We vii se.t Il fos Tia srosh4
Wrsdo{. Fun p4=teaia,1. va1.AeIe ssnkle, = ~
erarx Co02<1~io~-apa Of t4a la1-lx: A2d h.s fa9aS
pew1p4peta potu1sed-aN seat tsA- sr :aAA Aesds-t
Tna yFHr. petaxae1., profitable wax. Adt-eks T. ~
All IN CO. AnEaEtx. AA.la
, 1870-01-01

LOUISVILLE, Dec, sI.--The great Southern NAL
route, ffpm New York, Boston, aod tho
Eot1heasf, heretofore going ria W1ahinE-
ion, Richmond. and LJncnburE, TO MOBILE
and New New Orleans, hAs been ehAngho tta
Ctnctnuau L Ioutsslle, and Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad running three daI11 sfains fto4 Clnc!n.
nati, md making cloac connections 1t Loulsy1le
with the Nashville and Memphis nne&-
, 1870-01-01

p-urnoH, pee n-ornde % market {! !e9ssd Ants . !
pr,ctt}ed owing to ID be4ng dttse!y dAy sses ~
g.nnsT. II IKE Refined opened q a1te had lot spot
6eetincd 70 N.ses futures nnm1rA-
, 1870-01-01

III. LEAUKL 1. hGUTT and Ar. 1sA4C
COLLINS are tsis day aantttrd to an uesess IN our
'0''e HARMON, MEs3ER T. CO.
, 1870-01-01

WIGHT 1MAN-QUlNN-ln this city. Taesday; ns
sn s nWi1ttmin II e Miss Fsnne Qntnn Il Qhic.eo:
-DtGKuFE-1n Annta- prsem1st -
II t:hiens to Miss Manc l. DtGrod.
eW-HotssIp papers pleAst e1pE. , s-.x :.
t;htELO ELONEHLBRIGHT-1t The retidenct Of the
hrfe's i.lher Dec. =. by RcE. s. G4;et. Es.st1,
, 1870-01-01

New Ycarsa Dny 0bseFvnncc-Ap.
otutmc1t-Arftclcs OF Aasocaotaon
FpIcsI-Suddcn Death OF DF. 98tnos
II. x.km1lh-HurKlnFo About. &c.
epecal Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
, 1870-01-01

wN F. STOsR rrsises it"n "u. hsrl. ttis d.te.
III. rr atpink paIt continue the boainess anees
the f:m uA:re Of
T, YDCSt; l. co. New 1"rk. and
YDl'S(: lIItUS. 8: Eo., 1t. Lonlss
OR Chse4ge trstac+s being discontinued
T. h. YOUNG.
ItAEl. H. fUCNG.
EbkS IOt5G,
, 1870-01-01
Turk

Turkey
r1x sr1rAS TALKS VIOLENTLY TO 1sxAHl FAcH1.
CONSTITUENCIES. Dec. 81.
Rome tine slnce, tho Sublime Porte sent 90
,pand TO IsmAcl pachA TO abandon M 1on-e1ao
oert. This remairInz unanswered, the Sultan to-
div forwarded = violent message to the came ei-
feet -
c.rrrRE OF roRr-LC-rR1EcK HT 1HE HAFfIESk
NKH Yo1x, Dec. 81.
It's reported that the city Of Port-Au-FFsnce
Nss c&ptured BY uhyt!en feyoluttonlsu, on the
night Of the 18th inst.
, 1870-01-01
Governor mcDougnll En- Route Tor
4{ome-44c Attributes the 1nsUEroe.
t4ou TO Catholic Influcnco-Amcrt-
cRDa Involved.

~ FIEI, 1H1Qu.1
coiontl nenpts, and Alexander BeRg arrived o.
ii, CIpuu, from Pcublus. yesterday, md w1ll be
In St Paul this afternoon, where theJ intend
no additional news from the Red River country.
put they axsieo 70 catnos.e aggression tbs &c chief
cause of ine insusrect.on. and claim snht Bishop
IN for home. Tne Catholics des1re lAfge tract
Ct iant vest Of Fort Garry, for Church property.
and hope, By this display Of peer. to iotce ~ u
from tie authorities. Governor Aepoogan ethims ~
nnpes he rebellion xoal1 result In annexation U
tnnIpitsd Slates. Colonel Dennis Claims 70 nave
fSpped . party Of Sioux Indiana MAKING -
sCn,flst the United Btas.a, and TO nave peraoaaet
ihen1 Ia utHe m fhfIt Invention.
, 1870-01-01
AGENTS WAHTED.
RTtrybody's LAWYER, aud Book Of FornL

f.t.a Ia4v Lhy1y Condensed!
III, tbe tAstat A1t Eeat Hotk cut
Itfs thc No4s Relt4t1e nvef ttsIct.
I:fs AlIke t.Eed to nj :se E.A-ezt
1. i. EUca1 70 sT1ry LeSal QontioEtce7! =
II b n Instructive Book for the 10y.
Ita1 Ready Bs.ertres Beck f3F IL E!aAssas
f:ie he Es:nest- sla,pez:. I'D Mo-: CeoH.Sl!,
II H. in .tHY- -Itt Peoples Great Form .. okt.
rs ca tbs ii.5at i Il ia Ctea2ex: Beck before TT
PeoI!sl rrxr rrncE po1Ex~-f n n,xx.
m i,i-strsuotx AL Ah1us the As-ory A1d y.Eierds.
ernssnx hfeedt2k fee4tzx. ana raAn4xenenr d1ssa.9
POULTRY e. 4 t9ess1tsa .aa ts.ae.s + II 20 s1'+
.fiIr INV NAP WON DKK' t~1 eTcsy suescisc.
'er:f'ee 1'sss' GtsiOspxkD CO. e.lieaz.
, 1870-01-01

The 70 psttuerrhip her'totorr e1t.tne tStw:e3 tae
unar; .jInttt uuArr til. uasrs aud st1le et H. Nts
W GEi Tfti 4 Gu . il thls day LiatulFcd ~ tnutu1
sept. s:, ~ ...,,,d ,,1. br Il
H. "''ls's A''S kUbkRT Il. t;tl.AETT.
ThlI.AHbkf4 tslL1.NT IT.
FRANKLIN ]. TuNlSH.
, 1870-01-01

Health Of GeorEo D. PFenttce.
Lou1sr11lI, Dec. sl.-9eo. D. fTtndoe &l1d'
ustly roepye4lnN, End u considered o01 OF dAu8cfs
, 1870-01-01

EKNEC*78N
s.x Ex.rc1noo Dee u--kisef unehAnEod. Email
II. vhs1i II N AaN tnEslteRaas. 1ks
, 1870-01-01
OHROM0S,
pRANG'S AMERICAN cHR0M0S.
FOB CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
MEDICAL.
NO NO Ia MeptCfNE.
G0OPFRS' STOCK.
COOPER STOCK.

seasertd oak raves~ = bite asa- oaH aua aas 1ood
and tof saIe Il oot stare a1d. sarasr
Wsutwp.th er., Cnieax7, H. IOa1S tdAs.
, 1870-01-01
OCEAN STEAMERS.


Tth LNEEE1GL AxD QfEEdsTuEa l.
lrnAS L.sR oE MAIL sI5: iK41s, , SAII1s =
ASD ALTKaSATE TUFsrAYB
Es.r. :. r.uss5 b .te SA.u.dAY Ae4GE.
II ii = 49,. -. .ssraoo 1sssi ;: saetr. ,e
+ As..<r ~ sas t-.esoay steAnsr. u. Hzai 4;
Ltpool u Q1ezaa ESD L'pe4 OF G.eeLaa
st. Jchr'A \. b. ST Joa-s, y. = " =. L.
sftts "a 20 zrs,.ra !;.:.2a a e
apt;y Il tbs t5olpA4y's ftihss4- Jpstf y go
ARM, Il A.sat AZ ..s- =. q Il sxeE
EAgk, A1cct Csl.4kA 1ss.e :as!a y I'll
Aus c>c:- 44taE-<i t.t m .:t =. =: :: ,.G--
, 1870-01-01
DRY GOODS.
NOT iCE.

On MONDAY
Jan. 8, 1870, a.
G.. DOWNS &
CO, .,150 Lake-st.,
will begin a clear
ing sale of DRY
GOODS. Owing
to the decline in
gold, and their
certain removal
in March next to
their spacious
| new store, 10
| and liz State-st.,
unpTe e deuted q
reductions may
be expected.
| Special induce
ments offered in
the CLOAK AND
SH A WI DE
PARTMENTS.
! Remember the
sign Of the COLD i.
: EN- Isl
y Lake-st.
, 1870-01-01
Governor AlcoFm, OF p1tssisstPptt ake.
fu1e9 to 0uAltfys

AExrMA Dec 8f--The 4 sdlanchf ha* Informs
ton IRON MisstGltppt that General Aleoru. GOV
eruoF.eiect positively refuses to accept tho Pro.
Ttslonl Goveruorshlp rendered him bJ General
Ame6.
, 1870-01-01

The vuaersisutd have forruri eo.:A:tusFsSip aaa
Will e,btpe the Wholesale ulcthluk batae:s ~ - @'
= Bsndslra.s., und der the 6E1's as&c u
, 1870-01-01
MARRIED..

SUICi06 Of u HufHEEcEs
HARTFORD, Dec. 3L-Aarttn Acduire. awaiting
mai for the murder Of his Wife hung hnaeu II
ta!l, lat night
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

THE POSTMASTER Generals REPORT.
The report of the Postoffice Department
for the fiscal year will show the encoura-
ging improvement of 81, 1877, 003.SO over
last year. The total amount of receipts is
$40, 772, 22O.65, being gain of 81, 41S,000.
of this sum SIG, 800, 900 come from the sale
of stamps, $S30,000 from letter postage
and 5000, 900 from box rents, &c. The ex-
penditures have been $23, $780, s37.52, of
which $13,35G, 251.S5 have been paid for
carrying the mails, $1.107,23s for the
oceanic mails, S1,231, $40 for letter carriers,
and $1,O79, S90.41 for route agents.
The Department has been managed with
great economy and fidelity, and would be
self-snpporting to-day were it not for the
incubus of the franking privilege The
Postmaster General, in his report, will pre-
sent some Interesting statistics in regard
to the cost and disadvantages to the postal
service of the franking privilege, as regu-
lated by the present laws.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29
Havre de Grace Items.

Distressing Suicide.-On Saturday night
last, Miss Lizzie Bailey, a highly respected
lady of our town, committed suicide, by
drowning herself in a tank of water in the
yard OF Mr.. VIM. Bailey, her brother-in-
law. The cause of the distressing event
was religious melancholy.
Meeting Of Duchers.-A large and re-
spectacle meeting of gunners, and others
interested in the shooting of wild fowl, was
held in the Town Hall last Friday evening,
to consult and exchange views in regard as
to what action to take in regard to the
oppressive prohibitory law that will ruin
their business if vigorously enforced. A
committee was appointed to wait on the
Governor and State authorities, and pre-
sent their grievances.
Contract Signed.-On last Monday the
lease of the town wharf to Messrs. Steven
son & Co., of Baltimore, for the purpose of
carrying on the making of cans and fruit
packing, was signed by our commissioners.
Messrs. Stevenson & Co., propose to COM
mence operations at once. We are in
formed that they have already contracted
with nlcssrs. Ives & Green to put them up
a building on the wharf 35x60 feet, two
stories high.-Republican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29
Singular Chapter of Accidents.-M

Singular Chapter of Accidents.-Mr.
John Rutter, young man, late resident of
Elk Neck, was buried in the Presbyterian
burying ground, of this town, on Wednes-
day last. His remains were attended to
their last resting place by large gathering
of friends and neighbors. The deceased
had been singularly unfortunate in becom-
ing the victim of several painful accidents
within a few months of his death, which
probably assisted to hasten his end. S,
years ago he shot himself, we are Informed,
by the accidental discharge of gun,
inhicting a wound on one of his arms,
Last Winter he had one of his legs broken,
last Spring he inflicted a severe wound or
one of his legs with an AK, at still Later
date, with the same tool he split open ont
of his feet. A few weeks since, he tool
the typhoid fever, which carried the unfor
tunate young man to his grave.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

A correspondent makes the following
complaint of our report of the Oxford
Agricultural Exhibition
"I noticed in your issue of October 9Th
your correspondent of the Oxford Fair,
among other things, states:
Looking further, we noticed Hay Press.
entered by X. Wakeman; Corn Plow, by
nj. Hunt, of Rising Sun, and Feed Cutter
from the same place, which was marked
second premium. Now most would infer
that all of the above were second premium,
and have had several to remark to me to
this effect
We can only account for the above doubts
as to the meaning of our reporter by a
defect in grammar on the part of those
falling into the error referred to "aeus
marked second PREMIUM" will not imply
that three articles aoere marked thus.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29
A Torpid System.

Sometimes, without any assgnale cause, the physi-
cal strength anl animal spirits give way and strange
torpor falls alike the body and intellect There is
little pain perhaps, hut the natural vg0r and
elasticity of the and muscular system
have Departed and Indifference the pleasures of
life and of its grave responsibilities, takes the
place Of that earnest interest in both which character
lies every well balanced mind when in healthy con-
dtion.
This state Of partial collapse is often the premoRitory
symptoms of serious milady. 1t indicates unmS-
takab;y that the vital powers laIIisnS and need
stimulant. In such the effect of few doses of
Hosettars Stomach Bittcrs is wonderfully beneficial
The great tonic wakes up the system from its drowse
The secretons and the circulation receive impc-
The relaxed their elasticity under
the operations of the specific like the ackened strength
Of musical instrument in the process of tuning
Lehargy and debility replaced by energy and vigor,
the spirits rise. and life that almost seemed burden
while the of depression lasted, becomes
enjoyable. That such radical change should he
produced y remedy entirely devoid of the powerful
alkaluls and minerals extensively used in modern
practice. may incredible to those who pin their
faith the medical efficacy of active poisons, but if
these skepcs will take the trouble enquire of those
who have tested the corrective and Alternative virtues
the Bters under the circumstances described they will
find the statement to be true. Oct l, 1S10--1m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

GOLD DEPosITs.-The gold deposits at
the Mint in Philadelphia for the month of
September were $212, $50. II; the silver de-
posts and purchases, $67, 1924; total,
1885, 532.05. The gold coinage for the
same month was $557, 800, fine; bars, $12,-
794.14. The silver coinage, $4,000, fine
bars, $23, 3S4.91. The nickle coinage of
three and five cent pieces, was $27, 700:
the bronze one and two cent pieces, 81, $50:
total coinage, $606, $50; total bars stamped,
$36, 1905.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

"a If you want to be IN good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Wilmington
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

Since Mr.. Wanamaker enlarged his great
Oak Hall, and made it the largest Clothing
House in America, popular favor has set i'll
with undoublcd force. People stop as they
pass to look in upon the busy tlrong, and
marvel at the great success. Bnt the
secret all lies in the two words -''Cheapest'
and 8. Best. y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts, in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like "good news from a
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore & Bro;-that article is Whining
ton City Soap"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

r. G. Reese is again behind the counter
offering Cheap Goods to the puphe. ii.s
place is on Main street, in the hohoM'
lately occupied by Messrs. s. b. foara "
Son., and will be known as 'lie D's
Hiver, His terms-Cash or Trade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

Cutting Affair." cutting affair took
place at Chesapeake City, on Monday hi glt
last between Larry Simmons and Jim War
ham. Simmons inflicted dangerous wounds
upon Warham with knife on the back,
extending up round the shoulder, and
down the right arm, severins all the mus
cles of the arm. Simmons was arrested
and LODGED in Jail
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-10-29

Painful Accident.--Harry Thomas a
vouna man about 1s years of age, son OF
Iohr Thomas. of this town, had one of his
feet so badly wounded last week by cir
cular saw, that the injured member had to
be amputated. The young man resides IN