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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-04

Pennsrtvania
Corn Meal quiet though steady sales, go bbls We qaots
Cart Meal WesLW.
Caorns AMI Oregou Flour quiet at SEA 50 IS Gales Of bb
Bnckwhet Flour moderate - 100 D.
EREGHTS-Ibe at
decided eharteng les a;ive
pool BY steam % bush Grain I'd bales Of s6
Hogs Hair bush. Grain Qll.d
To London 5000 bush Grain ~ aN by steam and 80 jse 0
Hair a. The charters American ship hence direct
the United Kingdom with as Grain 8 d. bark
hence Cork for ORDERS private
Ersh Of 54 hence 20 Liverpool with general
hnce Gibraltar for oiers a. Jc ~ A4rate tc n Constant
bark Gibraltar for
bl Re6ned Petroleum Al o. 3D. Adnaue "a Oh British lp
from Philadelphia % The CONNECT VIII ennel DO on prvae
ship with 800 bales Of Cotton Savannsh
s6 Liverpool and 81 Conlue7ti British bark with 80 d.,
savannah British br With $50 bales
voyage and rates and British biz with 30 bales do vOrage,
GRAIN-n Wheat there confident feeling; The absence
FRI and the u al market for exchange CHECKS the
rather Spring Tor Good Winter
less plenty Choice White and Han'e the sales
81 bush 81 45d 81 6 Tor No Chicago Spring l0rl -
fI Chicago spnng 5dS 81 for Milwaukee; Sta
FOR REQ Western ard 81 500 ~ IS Tor Irfor and 1900 bush.
2 md :
a Of 10 Prime Canada H. Barley Malt Is
Of 90 bush ts0-roged State at II TO- Oats faer
demand TIE and holds ihe f lOi Of New White
h Bennett Coz sold Sc the sales
New Ohio MVsi f0af3; bite al f5Gssc Black
4JG4Ic; Mixed 49d43c; Old held &C. store;
87c state 80 Sc tr View White Rye Is held with
eser and closed strong quite the decline the
dealers In their tie
Damp
81 a6e closing 645c Mixed 16b cong 6ics
Boz Yellow Southern
B3c. the latter or a cargo delivered AZ louken
HAY-The dull hesvyi quote Shipping Ia
retail o 81 pa ~ 5O Clover At 3o 81 and Salt 60
moderate quoted 1G 81 " for
f6r Short do Csc for Wheat, and 5oc for Dat
MOLASSkSIhe quiet; TO bills
in OF Al lul pUc 2 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-04

Forward deliveries AMI higher Ssles follows
eli on baSs Of Low Miilling:
evening m-Oenber n l5-i6c ber
LOO at ie December, O0a 10 gl6c, 00 sci PhHsrr ~ At
gic April 30 at I0lc total 22O0 baea sales To-Day
October 8ie " at IS 6 LOO ID sl6c loo gtc 40
10 Lice. 20 si. 900 Lice Wic LEO 76c
30 81c 800 November
IS size together; October November 20 ic
October November 40 g 76c together; November
ge 400 leic 200 At 10 S6 200 ll 100 ct ~ 6c DO
l0c 200 10 76c lUe l8tc l5c
10 l6c December SO 81 Etc. 20 lBio 100 at Isle ld;
January l9c 200 Isle February l0o iJlc gc,
20 At - 6c 200 at l9fc Msrch 2o l0lc April 2tc
30 d20ie.i total. l34Uo bales srsnd total. $500 bales
k0TxThe stock hs lows: In warehouses
IN NeW-TOrk, BROOKLYN,
Vhuves 10 649 bales and sbpbosr ee sf3J
3l2O5 bales
FLOUR AND MEALTbe Flour market for the low snd
grades and sell freely concession would he
Family grades sell less freely but steady SuperiBe
Mr demand and steady At the close the market for al
Choice Family and Ty active tie Of
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Dipioeno Notices.

ElDlUEUU ROllliS.
ONCE CHICAGO Rock ISLAND, P.cITc R r CospAT
No. 10 WILLIAN-ST.. NKg-lOKK SEPT. - 1870
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR az PER CENT
n has been declared psrabs the rWenyhi DAY q October
ner the their iea representatives. Who shan Dc regis
sr- sueh closing Transfer Books The Transfer Books
Will the attl ~9
iwenty-sfh October next =. IL 1--WE treasurer.
ATLANTIC, TENNESSEE and OHIO RAIL
a ROAD CO-The due Oct 1872 the per cent uod
LANCASTER, BR0WS & Co,
No Exchange Courf, REcbangepLaee. near BroadEaI
THTCAGO and CANADA SOUTHERN RAIL-
WAY CO-The Coupons 1871 the Bonds Of his
gold and after tat date the once OF ne
'H-0' ii-'' w. - 49, W. NJ CoURTRIGHT President
CTR OF NEw- YozK DEPlKuKST or FISAScE.
COsPrHOLLERs OYytCE SEPT. - l5t+
INTEREST on CITY STOCkS.-The interest
stocks Of the City and County OF Nes ork due
1872 m be paid that esI By The Clan5en al hH Once
he rr.asfer Books viii be closed q 10 Now ls2
ANDREW Il. GREEN Conptroler
DIEDMONT RAILROAD COMPANY.
due Oct 49, on the bonds OF ne
shove road De Office. LANCASTER BLOWN COt
No. EKchangeeOurt EIclangepAoe lneAr Broa4sayl.
OTyfcE 0y r4E CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. o. NEvJsRsEr
Is LIBERTY ST, NEV-l0EEi September - LIZ
rI1UE usual Quarterly Dividend of TWO AND
AHAIF PER CENT has been teclarel paabe al US o Oh
.f-.r MOEDAY he list Of October next
Ies on Scrip 10Th September nsant AZ Tie rae OF
per cent Der annum will be paid At the sane line
viii be closed from Aonlar TIE h insAn %
Tuesday. the 21d proK.no. SAhNEL hNOA' ileAAAi.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-04

The quotations based Uoon store unnns In quality
than hall grade shove below The trade quoted
PRBsENT pKLIvxRr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-04
First Mortgage 7 Per Cent
GOLD BONDS.
s3.5O0,OO0.
BLOCK COAL FIELD

ofIn1sna IN which the COMPANY owns 700 ACRES OF BLOCK
COAL LANDS Il owns also 80 Farming lands
sI.iOO, 900 ~ CASH HAS BEEN ALREADY EXPENDED OF
THIS ROAD WITCH % niles Illinois finished and in operation
Fy6re miles more completing Western Division. Decatur 70 he
Coal Fels will completed this Fall and the whole road In ls71
Upwsrts TWO MILLIONS DOLLARS pledged 70 the
.neprs. and HdTituA along the line bu
chiefly By wealthy capitalists auopg W H. GUos Of Will
LIAMs GUIoSl. SIDNEY DILLON JAY COOKE Co.. CLARK
DODGE Co.. ". SELIGMAS. vIBBARD, FOOTBk Co., and
PAUL FORBES BENZ BATES Of Boston. HENRY
LEWIS OF Philadelphia and GRO. W. PULLMAN Of Chicago
Bonds each PAYABLE years principal and interest IN Go
free Government , Sinking Fund p on ro Earning,
ard accrued interest By the Financial Agents Of The
Co (of whom pamphlets and Information NAY be obanedl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-04

NAVAL sTORES-Our Spirits Turpnie has rulei
Is bb At 65,c bb 6' % OIL .Bl whisky bb 6ie
, lo bbs No 2st ~ 70 50 bbs No hr STRAPPED - 50
ba and ~ o. asked end 81 s. i buyer o. DAYS Tar steady
OILs-La,sed a .pd gnes5ss qaD9 a. o1a5e Neahaaea
for Choice Whale and sperm quiet b steady Lard
at oouo@e Of Prime Other os are without
o4fMEAITbs market dun unchanged; quoted sc 759s7
FROylsIOSs-Tbe Pork frn-tbe demand less aeyei
regular go bbs 40 for Od Mess a "a 30
g a.. Of 500 bb Mes Tor October At sl and coo
bb DO for same Icnh 81 = Beef n i.iI ae@s2d 1sd = sc di
Mes HsIes 6 S ,s. Of % bS 81 era 2s fr New Western
CT Me- are more active and are steady; 22O Ham in
ge sa'i oc shoulder &C. so i s1os .s5 Han ,9 s
shoulders Bacon I'm for spot aad easier for The aIe faes
Seard at Sc Long sho Clear half
December and January a. Ge ale To- toIe' Sao Oaf qr 20
Tor Civ 7a7!e Tor Pe Lard iul and closes tsmele De-
&c for prime steam for future delivery the sses sre 20 ie
for February BE Of Rsfnei Do es Of 500 tes a. @6ac
BuTTEE-Ise skA o. sO1 IT ~, D 1890 q05.y 80. -s
there Is h sL zen, eeops eermv3Ss vi. quote.
STAT OraBgeCo. STATE, common TO hir.l5 q22
ststs pss fair TO good az wen frEn good yso's e
STATE L-i .1Is, ll e. pe9s a 2 Grea BafseI. . y
cHrR.SF5s ssasde Che are selling home trade lsa
Ie nse FsseT FactorT IA ali Ohio Factories
psctore, ''...l3 013 skHmel Cheese.......
PETR0LEUM-Tbs Crude has been es active but bold
totb reads ID ely Refined has been moderately
but closing frn; OF 600
49, sot Al 2ic October, 2Jt0 generally asEeli
Ca tn 20 Eaphhs, III Ice IN Philadelphia an aclye
n,nsss NAY with Arm market the sales Aggregate |OO
M In cargo lots deliveries rmsng November 10. al Sis
RICE be quiet but tn at Tdic
t Rsngo5 7Iasi Tor PainA aud o. for Carolina sales lOJ
bar, ana Tea stock, \, 80 bays
SKIES-Goat steady with fair iemnr1 receipts ~ bse Cura
eos M aoa az bales MaracAbO per Pnde and Iva bales
Cs DEF Oube bales NeA Cruz t OF Mexico and 10 bale
LssusT per John Buob sales reported 800 bales heIesn 70
80 Cu,coa bales Hache 20 bales and o. ba Texas
Der 6r and lJS bales Porto taoeio ana
Neeo AMI Para Ncori jO % Porto Oabea sud
LaguayrA 800 Ssa, 100 Cezta American ana IOo ID ara
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nSlI,e rOn a.ys s' rrpOsi' East and
West lnais grades inactive.


% INV. 81 me-, ~ T to s,-s s"b W. % . y, NJ
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5iluations Uanieo-- males.


"A Frscass Cooks Washers lroners also Chabernal a.
Wutrssse Nurses number o. Wa.crpen Ieache
ani GarieIcr for city county, al JOHN r kAADOLEAs'
FOurh-ave.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which every one
should have truthJully answered before he
starts on his journey, and a little care TAX
en- in examination of Routes will in many
cases save much trouble. time and money.
The &C, B. e @. r. R. running from
Chicago, through Galesburg to Burlington,
and the al, B. & W. Route running
from indianapolis, through Bloomington
to Burlington, have achieved a splendid
reputation in the last two years as the
leading Passenger Routes to the West At
Burlington they connect with the b, & NJ.
r. r. and from the great Burlington
Route, which runs direct through South
ern Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with
close connections to California and the
Territories; and passengers starting from
Cecil County, on their way westward, can
not do better than to take the BURLINGTON
ROUTE.
This Line has published pamphlet call
ed How to go West" which contains
much valuable information; large correct
map of the Great West, which can be
obtained free of charge by addressing the
General Passenger Agent d. & NJ. II. r.
Burlington, Iowa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
COLORED RALLY.

On Wednesday evening last the Repub-
lican club of the Bird District gave up the
Court House to allow the colored voters to
have rally exclusively their own. Mr.. J.
w. Handy one of the most intelligent and
eloquent colorcd orators of Baltimore had
been invited and was present. The meet
ing was called to order by John Moore,
who introduced George Frisby, one of the
colored speaking trumpets of Elkton, who
addressed his audience for three quar-
ters of an hour, creating much applause
and laugh by his remarks. Mr.. Handy fol-
lowed in ono of the best political discourses
delivered in Elkton the present cam paign.
Notwithstanding the evening was very I'M
favorable, heavy rain sitting in about the
hour the meeting was to commence, the
Court House was well filled, a considerable
number of Democrats being present. Mr..
Handy's argument in support of education
and his reasons why no colored man should
be alloued to vote the Democratic ticket
were mastery. He's reasons for the latter
were, that first voting for the Democratic
party would deprive him of his freedom
second, that it would pull down his race
to their former condition; third, it robbed
his wife and children of their support
His exposure of the Democratic fallacy
of social equality was happily illustrated,
by referring to the professional politician s
practice before and after the election toward
white men whom he held to be his interiors.
The speaker displayed fund of quaint
humor and happy hits which frequently
brought down the house. The speech was
Interpreted with frequent bursts of elo-
quence and pathetic passages.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26

The present campaign, as conducted
by the Greeley Democracy, has been cam
paign of SANDER and falsehood
From the inception of the movement to
the present time the Whole stock in trade
of the Liberal party has been SANDER and
personal abuse. Men who once bore the
reputation of statesman have abandoned
questions of State policy, have laid aside
the legitimate weapons of argument.
Reaction has set in. Disgust follows in
all honest minds at "a campaign conducted
in such manner Men who assail others
motives are liable to have their own severe
ly criticised and examined. How far some
of these Reform leaders can bear such pro-
cess can be seen in the following pages
They have made charges without number,
but have failed to prove a single one. They
have raved and stamped and insisted, but
the proof has not been given. They stand
convicted before the world of having as
serted the existence of facts which they
have failed to prove.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26

OPENING OF SCRIBNER's NEW VOLUME.
Dr.. J. G. HOLLAND new novel, "Arthur
Bonnicastle," begins in ScRIBNER's for
Novcmber-the initial number of another
volume Of the magazine. 1t will be New
England story, in photographed form.
In the opening chapter the hero describes
notable event of his childhood, and in
PRODUCES the reader to some curious char
acters. The exquisite design by Miss Hal
lock, which stands at the head of the in
stallment, is itself a story and poem. DR..
Hollands editorial contributions to the
present number are more extensive than
usual. In ''Topics of the Time" he dis
cusses "Pere Hyacinthe's Marriage -
which he strongly defends, "Civil Service
Reform ''Prayers and Pills, ''The Out
siders," and 1.-THE Power of the Affirma-
tive" The first article of the number is a
profusely illustrated paper by Miss Edna
Dean Proctor, on s:Northern Russia and
St. Petersburg" E. w. Sturdy, an officer
of the L. S. Navy, describes most wildly
''The Earthquake at Africa" and the illus
trations to this article are superb. An in
teresting feature of this number is group
of five poems by five celebrated woman
poets, Christina G. Rossetti, II. H.. Celia
Thaxter, Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney, and
Elizabeth Akers Allen. Skate Parkman' s
Wedding Days." by, Eliza Wood, is far
above the average magazine story of the
day. and contains passages of remarkable
originality and powor; and Hiram Rich's
"Tictom Deficit is a quaint and witty
sketch. Col. T. w. Higsinson contributes
an admirable critical paper on "Haw-
thorne's Last Bequest," Moncure D. Con-
way tells ahont The Demons of the shad
ow.' and Edward King, of the Boston Jour-
nal, gossips very pleasantly about "The
Coming Man." in a paper on can Expedi-
ton with Stanley" The Old Cabinet con-
tents are "The Little Man of Destiny
as he Honesta?' aud "The Song of a Rose. -
| There is practice information and enter
tanning writing in the Departments of Ma
ture and Science, Home and Society, and
Culture and Progress. and the number
closes with a page of Etching, showing the
different kinds of Angles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
Republican Meeting at COMantOMn,

The Republicans of the 4th District will
hold grand rally, at Cowantown, on Fri
day night next, November LIST. Hon. Jesse
c. Dicky. of Chester county, Pa, John E.
Wilson, Esq, of Elkton and other speak
ers will address the meeting. Voters OF
all parties are invited to attend, and hear
the reasons discussed why every man who
has the welfare of his country at heart
should help to elect Grant, Wilson and
Hancock on the 9TH of November. A band
of music will be present.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26

Put THIS IN Your POCKET Book
There is no person (at least we think not
who would object to save money, and by
an easy process. Every one will want a
change of Clothing for Fall or Winter
We have prepared an immense stock OF
splendid Goods for Mems, Youths. Boys,
and Children's Wear, and are selling erery
Garment at lorer prices than tile same qta1-
iy can be attained for any,chere else. BEN.
NETT & Co. S TOWER HALL, No. SIS MAR.
KET Street, half way between Fifth and
Sixth street. PHILADELPHIA
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
REGISTER! REGISTER!!

We make this final appeal to our friends
throughout the county to see that every
man entitled to vote is brought out to reg
lister on Monday or Tuesday meet. After
that there is no opportunity to vote, if the
application to register has not been made
See to it that every Republican is prepared
for the battle on the fifth of November, by
being properly armed with authority to
vote and cast his influence against the CO.
alition formed between an ambitious Few
deserters from the Republican ranks with
the old enimies of the Government,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26

cB The Black-Republican Greeley Club
of the 3rd District, had one of their large
and enthusiastic meetings on Saturday night
last, which was addressed by two of their
ablest speakers. Col. Howard and Noble T.
Biddle, Esq. The Elkton ring had every
encouragement to pcrsevere in their great
and glorious cause of dividing Cecil county
out among the members of it's numerous,
hungry family, and with fainting spirits
they strive to keep up appearances.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
Breech.LOading Shot Guns.

We have one and when we say they are
complete, we know whereof we speak, and
although we have as yet killed no game
with it, we know from the manner it puts
shot into a board at fifty yards, that it is
not safe for anything alive to be near about
in the range. Sportsmen if You want a
good gun that will always answer when
wanted, get the Parker breech loader
4Nechanicsburg pa Journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
quence and pathetic passages.

Political HoNORs.-A good story is
told by one of our humorous politicians
who went some distance from home to
stump for Greeley and Brown. On his ar
rival at his destination he found the title
Of General had been conferred upon him.
At the first station on his return he found
that he had been made an Honorable AS
he drew higher home, he was addressed as
Colonel, Captain, Lieutenant, &C., till
finally jumping from the cars at his own
native town, some one in the crowd cried
out, "Boys, by-here is Jim home at last. :"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
THE LAST RALLY !!

The Sd District Grant and Wilson Club
will hold its last grand rally on Wednes-
day evening next, at the Court House. A
band of music and eminent speakers will
be present. Fall in line, Republicans, for
the battle of Tuesday week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
MAJOR A. M. HANCOCK.

seen. Grant neuer has been defeated and
While asserting tile right of erery Repu6-
lican to his untrammeled choice Of a candi-
date for nert President until a nomination is
made, Icenture to suggest that Gen. Grant
totH be far better qualified for that nsomentous
trust in 1872 than he aoas in 1866" HORACE
GREELEY, speech on 9Th January, 1871.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
REGISTRATION.

On Monday and Tuesday next, 2Sth and
Goth inst, books of Registration will be
open for final correction and every man
who does not apply to be Registered will
be unable to vote on the fifth of November.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26

The Largest and Finest Assortment Of
Millinery Goods ever offered in Elkton
will be found at Mrs. GANss, on Main
street. Also fine display of Notions and
Hair Goods. Country Millners will find
it to their advantage to call and examine
this stock. Dress Making attended to
promptly. 1881
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
AG E n rs v ANTE D,

We offer the most liberal inducements to men OF
ability to engage in tn" Sewing Machine bnsiness-
We furnish wagons and requ,-r AT, capital. Men who
desire to make money. and are willing work for it,
will do well to address THE HOWE MACHINE co, IS
North Charles St baltimore
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
Mr.. Archer and the White Mans Party

Two years ago the Hon. Stevenson Arch.
er, was the candidate of the "White Mans
party his tickets were headed, "The
White Mans ticket He declared against
any but Caucasians taking part in running
our governmental machinery. We told
him then, that he would soon go back on
himself and swallow his own words; and
sure enough, in less than two years,
we find him among the very first of the
Maryland delegation in Congress, to swal.
low the Cincinnati platform and declare
for Greeley.
Democrats of Hartford, we do not intend
to SANDER your candidate and if you con.
slider his course, square. honest and hon
orable re-G.firming of Democratic princi-
pies, vote for Mr.. Archer.
This "anything to beat Grant " doc.
trine, is mean and ignoble surrender oil
all political honesty.-Haure Republican,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
The Nation opens one of it's editorials
in this manner:

The Nation opens one of it's editorials
in this manner:
"We presume the most ardent promoter
OF the benehcent revolution admits by
this time that it has been indefinitely post
poned-or, in other words that the Gree
ley movement has virtually come to an end
The bawling and vituperation of the cam
paign will doubtless be carried on a fort
night longer by the more Jealous and IL
repressible of the disciples, but they all
know perfectly we'll that the game is up,
and that the Sage will have to remain in
the private station in which he has render
ed his country so much real service"
And this is in truth what the Greeley
party all believe. Where is the use then
of holding Greeley meetings and horn blow
ings, and the speakers pretending to their
laughing audience that they believe Horace
is ''on the home stretch with every pros
pect of success ?" Lying is impolitic
under any circumstances, and especially so
when everybody knows it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
AS TIL M A.

The subscribers Manufacturers Agents for R. "
Reads celebrated ASTHMA RELIEF, the best remedy
for Asthma yet discovered Instant relief guaranteed
or purchase money refunded The medicine is put VI
in three Sizes which retail for 25c, Soc. and ST. Per
remtting the price will have the medicine sen,
free by mail express Also samples free an,
viii" desire. ETHRlDGE. FULLER & CO.. Rome, " r
suffered with CATARRH thirty years. and wa.
cured by simple remedy. Will send receipt, postage
free, to all afflicted. Rev. T. j. MEAD, Drawer lT6
Syracuse, n. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26
Extraordinary Inducement Is
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
IS ~ B H.

The undersigned, acting Administrator Of the Per-
sonal Estate Of Robert Thackery late of Cecil county
dac"asod will offer at Public Sale, the premises in
Elk Neck.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1872,
the following Personal Property, to-wit:
l BAY MARE. years old. in good order kind and
well broken; SORREL HORSE; l YOKE or OXEN
well broken; cows STEER. HEIFERS, BULL
large steor Calves small Bull, 10 head Of Hogs
and Shoats.
Horse Rake, Ok Cart, Harrows PIows, l set Of
wagon Harness, lot of Double and Singetroes lot Of
Tools, 10.
Also, lot Of Corn in the about tons Of Glover
Hay lot Of Corn Fodder, &c.
HopsEio.t tSp KircHEs PgRSIruER, consisting Of
Tables, Sofa. pliafs, Parl0r Htoys Coax Stoyu
TERMS OF siLR--All sums Of SO and upde,, cash;
on all sums over that amount, credit Of Six months
viii be given with approved security from date
Sale to commence MT l. o'c.ck
JOHN u. THACEERT
Acting Administrator.
Oct ~, lS12-2w 3. BURNS, AuctioReer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-26

All persons forbid trespassing our premises
with Dog Gun, the law will be strictly enforced
against all persons offending
MARY A. CAMERON,
MARTIN II. BILES,
JACOB RAMBO.
Oct &c 1S72-4w THOMAS DRENNEN