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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07
Rising SUN Items.

Epizootic excitement is passing away
A few horses have not been affected and
most of those first taken are now able fol
work. Many persons have used their hors-
es right along, wet or dry. hot or cold, and
so far without any bad effect.
Sold.-Some of our citizens by the rumor
of the hog disease, and so butchered some
time before they intended to. Still their
hogs died with the throat disease.
Winter.-On Friday last, we had touch
of Winter. Snow followed by severe
freeze.
lSale.-Mr Kimble has sold the Centre
House Hotel to VIM. Grason of the Mary
land House, who designs to take charge OF
it in the Spring.
Break Doaon.-The large cast iron driv-
ing wheel, at the Octoraro Paper Mills,
broke on Saturday last, causing stop for
a couple of weeks until another can be
cast and put in. The new machinery
worked extra we'll until this happened.
Neu Store.-Mr Marcus McCay has open
ed grocery store in the Hall building.
CAeap.-Money sold at the last meeting
of the Building and Loan Association for
10l per cent premium.
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M'!he Cecil Mhts
ELKTON, DECEMBER Z, 1879.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Local Miscellany.-Mrs. Thos. Drennen
fell down stairs, on last Sunday afternoon,
bruising one of her arms from elbow to
shoulder very severely.
Clinton Mccullough Esq, has been COM
missioned by Judge Stump, Auditor in
Chancery, Vice, Albert Constable, Esq.
He also holds the offices of Commissioner
in Chancery and States Attorney.
There will be regular preaching services
at Harris and Wesley Chapel on next Sab
bath. (The Pastor was detained last Sab
bath, Oh account of sick horse). Extra
meeting will commence at Harris on Sum-
day night the Sth.
Albert Constable has removed his Office
to the Oliver House above the Bank.
Twenty-Five converts have been added to
the Rock Church during the recent pro-
tracted meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07
DECEM Der,

Winter, just now relieves all jewellers In temperate
regions north of the Equator from the original assaults
of masmata. unless home-brewed in the kitchen, the
trm-yard the chamber. But this is the very
in which meet with the gravest of constitu-
tons broken down by neglect the unsuccessful
ment of protracted spleens,
enlarged lfyers ncurable dropses, &c, &c. Now the
very intelligent and strictly conscientious proprietor of
PaschalIs Fever and Agne Mixture, wishes, are
informed that it should be distinctly understood that
the remedy does not pretend to be those
consequences of such fevers when the chs have dis
appeared though the disease remains unchecked When
venting such consequences even when the fever has
pre- existed for weeks months The proper bat
tbs of the Mixture is with the periodical recurrence
the paroxy while however forticS the system as
tonic during the intervals and thus dimnshes the dan
ger of consequent vsceral disease.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07
North East Items.

Building Association.-North East Build
ing and Loan Association sold on Wednes-
day evening last 81, 900 at par. Where are
you spectators?
Tanksgiuing was observed by some of our
merchants. Services at the NJ. E. Church,
good dinners, &C., were the order Of the
day.
The Channel will be cleaned out and
contract completed in about ten days, un-
less the freeze is too hard.
Aceident.-On Thanksgiving day, Mr..
Sharp, of Wilmington, Del, with others
went out cunning from Mr.. Joseph G.
Johnson's, near town, and by some mishap
accidentally fell; his gun discharged and
carried away portion of the palm of his
hand. Accident not serious. Medical as
sistance rendered by DR.. Housekeeper.
Around.-The man that feels heads; the
magic lantern; the variety troupes, and
abundance of pork and sausage.
Public School Closed on Friday last, af-
ter very creditable examination. J. W..
Falls, the principal, is live teacher. We
are patiently waiting for our new school
house, that he may be better able to do
justice to the pupils. Winter term COM
menced ON Tuesday last, numbering over
one hundred.
Cold Snap.-We have had it very cold
all week. Snow on tho 20, and 80, ult.,
with ice hard enough for skating.
Improvements. Mccullough Iron
Co., have erected large building at their
works, covering over the bar yard, which
protects the men from the storm. The
Company seem to be alive to the comfort
of their workmen.
Runaaeay.-A horse attached to wag-
ON, belonging to Chas. W. Shippers, and
driven by Joseph Bailey johnson, took
fright and ran away, near the Cold Springs
The horse felt his keep, the driver said,
having fairly got over the epizootic. Not
much damage done, except to brake the
shafts, and big scare.
Hog KIling.-Fred, the lazy butcher,
killed on Monday, twenty, and on Tuesday
sixteen fine porkers, and continues to keep
fat on his favorite dish he calls chitlings.
Burnt-A colored girl, in the employ of
Thos. c. McCracken, on Wednesday even
ing last while cleaning sausage bench,
upon which coal oil lamp sat; it acciden-
tally fell on her lap, ignited and severely
burned her arm and back; had it not been
for the timely intervention of the neigh
bors, the house would have been on fire.
Medical assistance rendered by DR.. Nor
risou.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07
THE MARKETS..
EKt0n Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore markets.

Flour-Western Super, 1925; Extra,
$7.25@75o; Family, $9@95O; choice do.
$40; Howard Street Extra. 90, and do.
Family, 9.25@9.50. City Mills Corn Meal
for export at 50. choice brands Rio extra
-four advanced to $3.50. Wheat-white
and choice Indiana red, 100 C. Southern,
200G210 C. for prime to choice white, and
2006205 @. for amber. Corn-Southern,
active and higher for white, and steady for
yellow; dry white, 81@63 c.; damp do. SO
c.: yellow, 57G5S C. Oats-Dark mixed
Western 43 c. and light do. AZ C.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

The PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The market for Beef Cattle was dull this
week, and prices were barely maintained,
Sale of extra at &c., fair to prime 5!a73c,
and common 3ta5c. per Id. Receipts, 1000
head. Cows and calves were nominal at
$35a75. Receipts, 325 head. Sheep at
tracted but little attention. and prices
were weak. Sales of good at 5ta63c:. and
fair to middling at 4!!a5c. Receipts 1000
head. Hogs declined, and sold at sGa6.5O
per 100 lbs. for corn-fed. Receipts, 5000
head.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.-On Friday
Gath of January, William Dennis, the ne
gro convicted of rape is sentenced to be
hung at New Castle, Delaware, between
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 4 Pm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

A reward will be paid to any person who
will inform on the parties who have been
breaking down the HOWE MACHINE Co.'s
Sign Boards from off the bridges about
North East and Elkton.
JOHN WILKINSON,
Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Lecture.-The Rev. 7. L. Poulson will
lecture in North East, at o. U. A. NJ. Hall,
on Thursday, Dec, 18th. .Subiect-"Ups
and Domns Of a Real Life" Admission s5
cents. Doors open at P. NJ. Lecture at
Up. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Game.-We received nice bunch of
cartridges at our office this week, from
Mr.. Hyland Marcus, who is snap shot.
and can cut his bird down on the wing,
which, is accounted, and justly SO, an &C
'oomplishment by genuine sportsmen to be
envied. To be snap shot is a branch of
"a genteel education, and acq i,ired by but
comparatively few.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Prof. S. Willis.-Premier, Ventriloouist,
and Magician. will give one of his aston
ishing entertainments of Ventrilouuism
and Magic. in Odd Fellows Hall, Elktnn,
on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th 1872
Every one should see him. See opinions of
the Press:-Chester Aduocate:-'s His yen-
triloqual powers are astonishing" Ches-
ter Evening Neus :-"His ventrilooual
power is surprising, and can not be appre-
ciated to highly" Republican," The
best ever we Witnessed"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07
MARRIED.

WILSON-HYLAND.-On the eth, Nov.
1872. at the house of the brides mother,
in Elk Neck, by Rev. l. .Tuoell. WN. r.
WILSON ESQ.,, to ADDIE L., third daugh-
ter of Mrs. A. E. Hyland, both of Cecil
county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Husbands, if you want to make YOUR
wives handsome Christmas present of a
set of real furs or silk dress-apd Won
ought to do one or both-go to the GLASS
FRONT: you will find the handsomest there
west of London or Paris.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

MISUNDERSTANDING other candidates for
prizes at the coming Presbyterian Fair,
We learn that Samuel B. Grant and 6 Gorge
NJ. Falls, are matched against each other
for a valuable gold watch and chain. The
one collecting the most money to receive
the watch, and the other the chain. They
are actively at work, and both being popu-
lar lively contest is looked for.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

HAY AND STRAW MARKET.-We note a
good demand for Hay, with fair supply
and the market is firm. We quote West
ern at $30@35; prime Pennsylvania at s35,
and choice Cecil county at $37@3s. Rye
Straw is in better supply, but with a good
demand prices are steady, and we quote at
$35@s3S, all per ton of 1000 pounds.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Colora Improvements Waring
has purchased the house and lot of Zacka-
riah Grant, near Colora, and is making
some preparations for moving in the
Spring.
Waring & Bro are building an addition
To their bone factory and are putting in
new mill Of much greater capacity than the
two previous ones.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

C0urt.-The December term of the Cir
cult Court commences on Monday next
The Petit Jury not being called on the
first day it is usual for them not to attend
till Tuesday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Ifyou want to buy Goods at low prices,
you must pay for them when yon get them.
The HIVE in the Hollow, offers every in
ducement to cash buyers and every induce
ment to credit buyers to buy for cash. Try
if
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Furs! Furs Ladies, Misses, and chill
drens, at City prices. DRENNEN & Bro.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Arrived.-The invoice of fine Doors and
SHOES, somewhat delayed by the great
fire, has arrived. A. S. MASON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07
Waterproof Blankets and shawls, at

Christmas Present.-The most substan-
tial present for gentleman to his wife and
family.-A Life Insurance Policy in the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
PROF. THEODORE AsHERFIELD, Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Reese offers Ground Alum, Turks Island
and Ashton fine Salt at low prices for cash.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Temperance.-The Good Templars Coun-
ty Convention meets at Colora on Wednes-
day the 18th, inst The Rev. c. W. Den
ison, of Washington, D. c., expects to be
on hand and will positively address the
meeting, at the NJ. E. Church, in the even
ing, to which everybody is invited. Mr..
Denison has devoted large amount of his
time to the Temperance cause, and is a
speaker of decided power and ability.
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Excess of issues over payments $95, 1915
The amount Of fees or commissions re-
ceived from the public by Postmasters for
the issue of money orders was $3.50, 1856.
These transactions exhibit an increase
over 1871 of $6,351, 414.69, or about Is per
cent. in the amount Of orders issued; of
So, 1872, sos. 66, or about Is Is per cent. in
the amount of orders paid, and of $54. $685.,
81, Or 1s 2-3 per cent in the amount of fees
received.
Additional articles to the postal conven-
ton with Switzerland of Oct 12, 1867, for
the exchange of money orders, were con-
cluded Feb. 80. 1872 by which the rates of
commission for the issue of international
orders are simplified.
On the list of October, 1871, the system
for the exchange of money orders between
the United States and the United Kingdom
was'put into operation. From that date to
the close of the fiscal year, the amount of
orders issued in this country for payment
in the United Kingdom was $747, 426.0s;
and the amount of orders from that king
dom paid here was 1888, S10.s3. The fees
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Sad Accident.-Mrs. Laws, wife of Alex
-ander Laws, proprietor of the Deer Park
Hotel, Newark, and sister of Drennen g.
Bro, of Elkton, had her leg broken above
the ankle, on Tuesday afternoon last, by
the upsetting of her carriage. The ex-
press from New York, which is due at
Elkton about o'clock P. NJ. was late, and
Mrs. Lawes, who was alone, was warned
by some school girls when she was about
to drive across the track, east of the depot,
that the train was approaching. Mr.. Wells
says she had time to have crossed, but she
did not attempt it and Mr.. Wells assisted
to hold her horse while the train went by,
but the animals head being turned toward
the train frightened and endeavored to
turn round which upset the buggy. Both
bones of one leg were broken SO as to pro-
trude through the skin. The unfortunate
lady was taken to the residence of her par
ents in Elkton, where consultation of
physicians was held, and it was deemed
best not to amputate the limb. Her suffer
Jugs were intense and she continued to grow
worse till Friday morning all hope of her
recovery was abandoned by her friends.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

Hark from the Woods !-On Wednesday
evening, day destined to be memorable
as the one on which the great journalist
was consigned to bis last resting place, a
'doleful sound was heard, by some Elkton-
ions who were approaching town, issuing
from grove short distance this side of
the Frenchtown road. The sounds seemed
to proceed from heart overcome with the
deepest sorrow. On drawing near to the
spot whence the mournful noise proceeded,
our informant discovered that the plant,
which was neither dirge or lamenta-
ton, but partook of the nature Of both,
was tribute of respect to the late Horace
Greeley, in the form of funeral oratien,
the leafless, shivering trees constituting a
signing audience in the cold December
blast, delivered by one of his Democratic
.proselytes of the last canvass.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

ENISH.-Chocs MACKEREIs-Nos. |, and 3; and
II MESS SHAD. For sale by
sstN JOHN PARTRIpaA
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$69,O32.26
Net amount

The number of complaints of missing
letters during the year, was 4,s9S, of which
1905 were registered and 1858 unregister-
ed containing bonds, drafts, and currency
tothe nominal amount of $685., 1884. OF
registered letters, $50 were accounted for.
and only 172 have been reported as actual
ly lost. The remaining cases are in the
hands of special agents for investigation.
For violation of the postal laws. 1876 per
sons have been arrested. of whom so have
been convicted and sentenced to different
degrees of punishment. and of the remain
der some have been discharged and others
are awaiting trial.
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PORTAL MosEY.oRpER SYSTEM.

POSTAL MoNEY-oRDER SYSTEM.
The number of money-order post-offices
in operation during the last year was 2, 452:
On the 18th of July, 1872, 1924 additional
offices were established and one was dis
continued, so that the whole number is
now ATS.
The number of domestic mon
ey-orders issued during the
year was 2,573,349, of
which the aggregate value
was -. $4S, SIS, 532.72
The number Of
such orders paid
was 2,56s, $50,
amounting in
value to .$4s, O42, 4O5.ss
To which is to
be added the
amount Of Or
ders paid to the
remitters 377,2S9.09
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-07

The total number of letters exchanged
during the year with foreign countries was
"a, 362, 500, an increase of 4.066,5 over
the number reported for 1871. Of this
number, IL, TIA, 084 were sent from and H.
5ss, 436 were received in the United States.
The number of letters (single-rate) ex-
changed in the United States and European
mails war II, 6s2, 500, an increase of 8, $685.
439 over the number reported for 1871.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-22
Nettes YrGbden protefant. Solsran,.

Sn philadelphia erfldrte Ger proteitan>
tiiGe prepiser Spbn CHAMBERS am Spnns
tag auf Der Sansel, ZAP CT feline Sp6ter
lieber in Elm BifentlidcS SauS rer Sim
be unf S6anpe, pper ME CT iid aus
priidte, in Elm uSprpel" idtdsn wplte,
ais in cine fatbplii1e S6ule. ST cas
ni6t i9aupsrbaft :? Oisier llnmeni9 iest
iid in lfinem Sa6 9eSen bic Wabrbeit
iiber ale natiirliden unp 9SttliGen Sc
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Itin eiseneS 8inp Der S6anre unp rem
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berspruruien. Mit Nbidru Serbfentlis
den aber aud bic Slatter rieit ietne
I6aucerbafte @euberuns, mic idpn aus
fplSeneen Srmerfunsen Der Sunday
8epublic" berSOrsebt
.Spr Sabren, als nod pie 0prurtbeile
unp abneiSun9 sesen bic &atbplifen feline
8renssn batten, pa mpGten lpl6e @euBes
run9en pafenc iein UNI cen 3ubSrern
scfalen, beutf pageSen 1T ipl1es ni9t
mebr Der sSau. Wcnn aber Elm 9ebrer
Der 6rit!iden SelisiOn 10 alien Anitanp
Serlprsn uno SerseiIen, ZAP or erfldren
fam, ieiu eisenes. tbeueres &inp lieber an
1eib une Seele In pas 9erperben itirsen
su modem, oils sS Der SbIOrse Der fi6 70
Iebr aufppfernpen barmbersissn S9wes
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cem 8ries unp Der yeit 70 Siel 81 serpan@
fen batten, 10 1T paS bod sa arg. @sper
innerbalb nod auberbalb ieinsr @emeinpe
bat er curd cine lpl9e Sebauptuns an
@6tuns 9emcnnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-22
Oas 1T bic sanse yrcpbeseiuns lammt

Oas 1T bic sanse Yrcpbeseiuns iamut
MQianscn unp Niecerla9en. y&ein Bort
mebr" iaSt Der Sriefteuer auscrddliG.
Wan fam paber Dem yOiYin Salpatps
re" ilur betitimmer, frenn or III Dem
Sdreiben bemerft:
ngta6 pieicr Seridtisuns wercen bic
,,liberaltn" Sldtter, ipclhc frrtfatren, bic
anseblite prppbe;eiuns Der paluta BON
Sria in8 2d6erlide su sieben, ibren
Spptt einitelen fSnnen, itatt iid bamit
a~ufsubalten, cine ipscnannte ~ySeii1aeuna
gu Serb5bnen, m5ssn iie iiG nit benz
StuSium Der @ei6iGte reS adtsebnten
Sa~brbunpertS b~efalien uno aus perIslben
lcrncn, meldes lcstide urtbeil man ii6
unsefdbr br;dsliG Der niditen 3ufunft
~ bilren bat"
glle peiteren &sferipnen iiber bic err
wabnte Yrppbeseiuns unp ben Gtfcr, nit
ipel6em man ii6 a~llentbalben Der SADIE
bemddtist Bat, iiberlaiIen mir unism &C.
fern. 81 bic Sldttsr, pel6e lid NIT Der
Sadie befabt BADEN, aud ippbl fir cieie
Seridti9uns Gaum 9epinnen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-22
SarmBer3igc S3mefern in Sieb=
Wagen.

@cnn COS neue 8sihslanr elias s8ctbs
rin9en, I6reibt man Ger ,Hbeinpfals', feis
ne eiete su preuBen faiIen fam, 10 1T pirS
pobl ni9t III s%erpunpcrn, ra Yreuben al
les tbut, nm ras crepbene 9clf in Ieinen
beilisiten 0efiiblen ~ Serlesen, ,po;u bier
Gin Seles folSen fol-. Gin pfdl,sr Stus
bent rriite wabrcnp Ger > itersaran, curd
einen Sbeil res Gliafes, une ia lab or
ME cine ansabl Slpiterfrauru auf eiuem
Sabnbpfe sur 9Seiterfabrt bic SieamSeen
an9ewielen crbislt, ppriber unter pem auf
penn Sabnbpfe anwelenpen 9clfe Elm
S6rei Der gntriituas sntltanc unp
man btrte Gle Gllaher laut mfen /: .Nein.
cine Iplhe SetanrlunN bat rod 6ranfs
reid, ME inlern S6wetern wirafabren
laNsn" ST eS jeBt Su y%eripunrern, pcnn
rie ellaiier 70 lshr an 6ransgsi6 banacn
lno spn ZEN preubsn nihts wiNen prls
len ! @eIh' sinsn 2Grm marren bic pro-
teltantm erbeben unr gan; nit Ne6t
ipenn ibren OiafpniTrn auf ben Sebns
bSfen Siebwasen CUR 8eiis ansswislen
wiireen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-22
.Ginise @eoanfen iiber ben Altar in
\ der fatbaliiGen Stride.
Iaternafels@ltar tt Iufiab.

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@dbrens mir in Ypriser Nummsr nur
rOn lplden @ltaren ipraden, iiber nell
den auBer rem Wittelbau if1 weiter
nidts crbebt, mtsen fclgenre Semsrfuns
gen Spn altdren selten, ipelde neben Dem
Nittelbau mod anrerpeitisen AufiaB
tra9en lpllen.
llnumftbBlide SerinSung su ridtissr
@usfdbruns FOLDER altare 1T Der 0runrs
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