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New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
THE STATE or TRADE
nIyAHA WEEKLY MARKR-.

MAJ. 20, IN VI, KgY sr-Tbc following srr hr vo's
- ,ie usy,ns markets for wcok ed SsgraB srp' ~
Mtet frn an avsucs asked but none concs
10 10 70 D. H. Ioiaf ress per srgbe Noe % - ~ " o
-, woi,.. Sgsr F.a9 for Mo- 20 TO- hnseoido nnS"
pi "a go esri1g nominal Al gliO resls. grrory Nfs hn
srgar al Havana Matan1as stock il Ssfehou
"a M Ind. receits Of tho 6j boTss end 10 hhl~
,otd dprrg the week and ~ hh-~ "e-'Ss -"
bo1es and 80 haaA o the Unitsi States -, .,oaso
R,on eyneT a. 75 u quiet sni seaA AZ pp11,
n, srior Hmercan 22a 52 for Goshen Four hser e", "a
orotsb, bgber Hams setiyc American Sagarhre bby~ef
Isr await. IN legs SG 5O0S675i IN tins Sg 5~tG'' 70
tstoes Gm a. % 2sasS@ Taio" aoie' s0d '''''' V' ~
- ....,, r,... D.. aso (oor.r.x.
Prhis a. "a sni steady for Uuii sistes Nof'hn 80
so.fbl rr in the United Saes-pef box Of sugar pi~p ts
p nd OF sugar ~ 250B5 49, per LAl oi Ao, - S~e'V'
10 Fsmogh sgd orders Jcs per ton
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

EKwOatEAs, Sept M-Con Enacf. White. 6lc feiST' ~
g. Br.n Jcp end hnncr al ~ o. lJ eaaer a ~ 20
srser AZ II I5GS quiet; held q &c or Sn2nhts "
Tor Cea Rib ies; l20i1. fr Clear sides az =.
l8J ssio Other articles uncsngei Brehang-SNIhs ~ nc"
YORK Sight d. cJuuL Con llJt 70 ~.
WLESGros Sept 2.-Sfaus TgIpentns arn =. "Sc ~. ~" ~
g., a "a 75 G,r str,iae. "a Low No !. - - Tor no =
90 Tor Low No 45 80 'or Pale Crude fufponne ,eso ~
~ 25 or Hard s yellow DIP and Vrgn Tar sy - ~
Npvpu. s,n, 2s-Posr ~ hr dcmzE and aGyauoe' spna<
Double B1Fs &c 7a 81 Corn duI hoiers sntSas % 80
op AZ Saqc ty,t firm fpotlc Bacon aSte fn
higher Slouier. 81 Clear SIDE llDE lrl 10 'sf 'Da"s
ami higher At ll0illc ,r..., q. o., A..
rrsrd aud lover; No wssash 81 06gSl sI brIs WIZ
Mtlipan 81 sJl; No Michigan ~ ~ Amber SeD.kss
casA sui Seltenber 81 October, ~ fo No hd ~ ~
Rod t60 Com coll and shade ovtT HH miAe sc
bs., Oe,ober 4c I,.> M1eJ Oats eet and unehn eL
Freieks Gna; Buffalo. iogg 70 os".yo saa 1zs pa
Rocevs-. OD blls FOu, 1900 brsh Wheat tDD b'A .ps
1000 bah Data shymests2OO) bA -Four sbb0 bush ""sA
81 a..h Corn
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
A ooLoRED CADET AT ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept, A-The coloTed cadet appointed
ths Naval Academy By Congressman Elliott eooree Of e ma
re Of South Csrosa arrived this city last Saturday and reported
., Wrs.u sapeintendent Academy. lie has since
,eefy passed The steal aefnie examinations sna VAS
oAsy swon in Is dslpmsn His nsne James Henry
Copyer and BE- vas born South Carolina Oct a. 1883 ne o.
s o., - r. eop1ion Drowned coffee color with ne
sss % hsr on h ae lie received kindly BY Commoaois
WOreu him II adnleo ne ehs uest az VAN PoheAe'
snd the saGss SeAtnegt N0uh bs shown 70 tar4
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
ATTITUDE OF THE ADMINISTRATION TOWARD
THE TWO REPUBLICAN WINGS.
fpy TIL EGRs PHI TO TIIE TRIBUNEl

IBl IbLhIhAFh ~ ihA AhiDoHh'i
WASHINGTON. Sept. A.-Supervisor Perry lett
here last night Georgia. from which State he Will re-
turn in few days South Carolina, to take part IN the
pending canvass in the latter State 1t is well under
stood that the Administration and both National
Committees refused take part in behalf OF sther
ticket In South Carolina but the President Will allow
Perry to use his official to advance the interests Of
the Bolters At the time the cry OF " Hands off"
will be maintained The truth is that Grant desires the
return Of Sawyer to the Senate, and Sawyer's only
chance resides in Of the Boilers. Hence
Perry's Instructions to work for the BowenSawyer
ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
LIBERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS.

The largest public meeting ever held in 0g-
densburg gathered in that city evening. listen to
the Hon. Francis Herman aud the Hon. Chauncey NJ
Depcw.
Judge +. ID. Culver addressed large Liberal
meetings Mt Middletown, N. Y, on Friday, and New
burgh on Monday. The Hon. G. H. Winfield will speak
at the latter place Saturday next The Liberals OF
Orange County expect majority of not less than LOO
In November for Greeley and Herman.
The Hon. Samuel 5. Cox of this city spoke
at large Liberal meeting In Ithaca N " last Saturday
evening. Gen. Harvey A. DOwo the Presidont OF
tho meetpg aud among tho yioeProsIdente wore sevon
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
THE CASE or THE PIONEER.
IMPORTANT PAPERS FILED AT WASHINGTON

IMPORTANT PAPERS FILED AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Senor Ramon Ces-
pedes the Cuban Commissioner, Lieut. Cheveau OF the
Cuban Navy aud John D. Townsend. Consul for the Re
,pubio of Cuba, visited the State Department
.1his morning and there fled with the Assist
ant secretary Of state, Mr. Hale, the protest
NJ sebor Cespedes on behalf OF the Republic
Of ouba in reference TO the seizure Of the Pioneer
together with the application Of counsel to the Attorney
crera for consent TO open the default taken against
ths P,oneer the Attorney Generals decision denying
,he aDul,catlon full and detailed copy OF the reports
rnsde nv Capt Norton and Lieut.. CheVeau 10 COnnls-
ioner Cespedes regard 90 the purchase OF the kesO
ute in Hay and all the subsequent proceedings taken
nil Of sale Of the vessel The reports OF the OHlceIs
ehow that the ResOue left NewYOrk with full cargo
OF merchandise consisting Of provisions, &c consigned
my Solomon a. Co Of Newly Ork 20 the American COsulaI
agent AT ST. AIMS Bay, jamaica and that she was
tentirely uuarmed beyond two rusty guns ana
few worthless shell which were purchased as od iron
for ballast and duly entered as such on he ~ C
fest; that proposition was ever nads Dy the NuD
aahortes purchase the vessel until she subsequently
reached the Island OF Hayt; that she was there pur
chased paid fOf and was not un tne Eessel VIZ
on the high seas that nag hOsted and her name
changed the Pioneer that her alneut was Ihe
aboard at Cuban depot In the West lndles, anu tha
Mr. Cbeyeau took no thought Of the two rusty guns ana
shells Oh board ballast In making the purchase Oh .e
vessel that the Pioneer was never IN UnJed cthUes
waters uut she seized ana taken IN Oy tne uteu
Reyenue cutter MOccaslu. lhtse
bg rrOus way OF getting information by the Uhiteh
Sfaes authorities. il s supposed that when Congress
meets these papers will be called Tor ana an lhFes'ea
tiOn demanded
SALE OF THE PIONEER.
PROVIDENCE Sept. A-The schooner Resolute,
- tpo.p a. e Cubsn war vessel P0BeeT sold at Newport
A., by tie United Msnha under order Of the D're
sCOut Ricketsou Co Of Baltimore bought Der for S4SVl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
MUSIC

Mr.. MaIetzek announces a new arrangement
Tor subscriptions 10 the opera. Persons who wish to
take tickets for fifteen nights instead Of the whole
son do So with the option OF either consecutive
or alternate performances. The sale Of single tickets
$ will begn on Thursday morning at O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

ro,cssors of the Cornell Univerity-Dr w ID ".uspR' ~
Willard Fisbe, b. O. wilder b. r. acG9on; 6;deS ng Tao
Arnold, H. l.. o. R0chrig. ano .. NJ a, !. Greeley
ana Brown Club
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
A FuGIrIyE DEFAULrER ARRESTED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.--It has been discovered thatthe
young gyng H. Goodsee who was teeeea out
81 90 by s.mb on Saturday Henry Stone The confidential clerk
o ~ hnt which he robbed Of s5O and then started for Cal
o Hs nov IN CUSTODY awaiting requsuon from the Governor
sfC for his Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

Nico!. Davidson e. Co.,
some cf;' pfts o'
Oilers Cryo CAaneIefs hO Gilt Brocle ai Cos~A IA '
tor1s O at kuIs Also China Glass. anf l7aei Ware
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
JUDGE HoGEBOOM's SUCCESSOR.

ALBANY, Sept. 24-Gov. Hoffman has appointed
y,ae Peter DsBoh Mddebug sehOhsre County Supreme
Court Judge for The Jad District On The vacancy caused by
che death Of Judge HosebOOD
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

.... The San Francisco Board Of Supervisors has
passed Ore submitting te people tbs protest for subsidy Of
sl900 be given outright " the san luneO aE Colorado
balIOld Company
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
Z nF TILE PIONEER.

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 4-The schooner Resolute,
srvs lBown a. he CRbsn vessel Pioneer Was sold at Newport
4.y By tie United Msnhsl under an order Of the Distinct
,C.a Rioketsou Co Of Baltimore bought Der for $500
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
LIBERAL PROSPECTS IN INDIANA.

LIBERAL PROSPECTS IN INDIANA.
A CAREFUL CANVASS OF THE STATE ASSURES A
LIBERAL MAJORITY-GEN LOGAN ADDRESSES
SLIM AUDIENCE AT INDIAHAPOLIS-DE-
PRESSING EFFECT OF GREELEY'5 VISIT ON
TIE GRANT MEN.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
TIE BROOKLYN CANVASS.

REMARKS OF THE HON. THOMAS KINSELLA BE-
FORE THE KINGS COUNTY CONSTITUTIONAL
UNION.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
MARRIED,

KEMARD-WoRRALL.-st -. uoo.
dese OF the BRIDES parents INV a a1s,-
blythe Rev. Isaac Haldemar' u W., 0i ST
ksNARD, of Whining, Del to M ~, M
~ oRRAIL, of West Chester ~ Pa .Ai1ih
MR1sNEf-sMITH.-At the Methodist
pestant Parsonage, in: Bay View nn
aust LIST, 1872, by Rev. i Dnn , VI
go EoNp Pr p. MAHoSEY and ANNE ! ;
s,h' both of Cecil county, Md. ''' D.
Jos-.LoGAN.-At the residence Of
tl9ride's parents, near Hebron school
~ on Sunday. July ssth. 1879 NV
Meamuel Logan, JAMES JoNEs any
! ). LOGAN, both of Cecil comfy ,i,o
Ah!boN-LOGAN.-At the res;donco
IL groom's parents, near Hebron
, n1ooenonse, on Thursday, August. ISL
s2,g Rev. Samuel Logan nas WEs1 Lss,
,TkroN and AMANDA E. Logan both
! Ces county, Md. '0'''
GOLR-HILL.-On August ISL. at
ne ne bres parents, in Newark, Del NV
1lderi. Rittenhouse, BENIAMtN MN y =
SoGL1s' of New York CITY, and AWE
- oaueer Of Mr.. JOHN Hill, of Ne wark
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
A New Volume.

To-day the Wing commences the 32nd
volume. A generation has passed away
since the first number was issued on the
It'll of August, 1S41, by P. c. Ricketts,,
youth at the time, and subject; to all the
abuse, and insult, and persecution that
an insolent, and overbearing party could
heap upon him. The little paper fought
its way to success and prosperity CALAMITY
through the years that followed; and the
wonderful changes that took place, till it
has witnessed that party whose leaders
strove to snuff out the little sheet, now
annihilated; a captive to it's old enemy, and
striving under the banner of its destroyer
to retain feeble hold in a reorganized and
disorganized form, on the future. The
Wing in the long course of these eventful
years has steadily pushed it's way to pros
perity and influence, and stands to-day
more prosperous, and we trust more useful
than ever in the past. With this initial
number of volume thirty we renew our
pledges with our readers, and our efforts
to increase its usefulness, and ask them to
give their influence to extend and increase
its circulation.
The agricultural department of the pa
per, has received more attention the past
year than formerly, and every farmer in
whose prosperity that department has been
enlarged is requested to contribute what
he knows of practical value in the business
which upholds and sustains all others, to
the "Farm " column of the Wig, so that
his brother farmers may enjoy the benefit
of that knowledge, which perhaps has cost
him much labor and money to gain. By
an interchange of views amongst men Of
the same calling, cooperation of interests
is formed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
A Rooster for Sale.

Our Democratic cock is for sale. Under
the management of Senator Sumner and
Uncle Horace, he is no longer reliable as a
political chanticleer. AS a Chapman he
crows in season and out of season-espe-
cially out of season. as instanced by his
loud Growing on last Saturday morning,
when he walked us all up at an uncomfort-
ably early hour, growing $4,000 for North
Carolina. The bird is no longer useful to
us since we have enlisted under the "black
Republican banner of Charles Sumner:
especially as he inclines to stick to his old
Democratic teaching. of Growing big ma
jorities were there is nothing, and waking
up the whole camp before it is light enough
to see the figures. Our cock is for sale
cheap for cash, with Summers speech be-
fore the Philadelphia Convention met, and
Greeley's letter of acceptance cover the
bloody chasm" before the North Carolina
election, thrown in. Signed,
G. w. CRUIKsHANK,
Editor of the Democrat, the black Repub-
lican organ of the Sumner Greeley higher
law party.
P. S. We will sell the wretched bird for
a Greeley song, with Summers letter to the
niggers thrown ip, in addition to the other
documents. G.. VIC.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10

The latest returns give Caldwell, Repub-
lican, 1000 majority. The whole Repub-
lican State ticket is elected, with three
members Of Congress. The State was
jeremandered by the Democratic Legisla-
ture SO as to prevent the Republicans from
carrying a majority of members of Con-
gress.
The Legislature Of last year stood, Sen
ate, IA; House, IS Republicans. 1t now
stands, Senate, 10; House, SO, Republi-
can gain of &c mem bers on joint ballot by
the Republicans in the late election.
The Republicans are firing cannons and
rejoicing while the Democrats threaten to
contest the election before the Legislature.
We would not be surprised if Greeley is
dropped by the Democrats and straight.S
out ticket nominated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
CAMPAIGN WING.
3 Months for 40 Cents.

We will send THE WING a Campaign Paper. from
the 9th of July till the Presidential election in Novem-
Der, for 10 Cents.
We propose to expose the Democracy in their role
of attempting to steal TO power disguised in the old
white hat and coat of Horace Greeley We are fighting
the old party Of treason strategem and pOil and
mean to beat them by exposing their little game" to
cheat unsuspectng Republicans by adopting the farmer
of Chappaqua u blind.
The friends of GRANT AND WILSON and of the
Republican party in Cecil, cannot aid the
etecually than by making effort to get up Campaign
Clubs for The Wing every Post Office in the county.
40 cents for months will not much more than pay
for the paper TIE Hhig is printed on.
HANo campaign subscriptions received without they
accompanied by the cash.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10

U. S. PARCEL Pos1ccordito the
new U. S. Postal layhich i into
operation on July 1ackag'f dry
goods, hardware, d (exceliquid
drugs and other meudise nxceed-
ing twelve ounces in. tt, canmailed
to any part of the UnStates charge
of two cents for eaeo ouncr frac-
ton of two ounces. der thw, the
post-office authoritiel forwartwelve
ounce package to Sancisco twelve
cents, whereas the ss COMES de-
mand at least twelve cenfor the
transportation of sckage, 'wever,
small, for any die. As amiliar
illustration of the bis of th,w par
Gel post, pair offs bootsneither
boot weighs over e ouncnay be
wrapped up in tworate PAGES, and
be sent to San F,co for lty-four
cents, whereas thess conps would |
charge for transp0n to thAe point
as much as the gore worth The new
system has not abeen tai advan-
tage Of by the puo such mtent as
to make it rempive to Govern
ment, but it is be that wthe par
Gel post becomes genersknown it
will prove profita the Gcamsnt as
well as Observation-Disclosures |
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
Notice tO.ditors.

county hatb eI,,ai,,na e. We subscriber, of Cecil
county I.tt.r, Of ~; orphans Court of said
of WJII,,tpn the personal estate
late of said county, deceased ,..,
the same Will tha - ",by warned to exhibit
On or beflr. tIa a.i Of duly authenticated
they may otherwise hy law 49, ~ IS Ie'";
of said estate. All Persons Ia " On an beneht
Der. Given md, ,,, Ii isment to the subscri-
1872. manu- 10th day Of August,
ad,ria;..S E r. SPENCE.
Test-Rprnns ~ oiam Spence, deed.
Aue 10 1s-o u "Asgister.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
NEW 4DHIISEWENy,S
MALE TEAER WANTED

The Trustees of the bu Public School desire T.,
of sa .n a services of az TEACHER, as PrincipI
First Monday of Septeneyt '''''i''eh'e on The
pp,,catons may bee to GEO. R. HOWARD
secretary OF Board of les, on Or before th. mn
Elkton, Aug 10. 1872
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
THE MARKETS.
coEcTED EVERY FRIDAY.
ElktOn Markets.
HlnlOre Markets.
Inc ladelphia Markets.

RIO rlour ilrm best grades; others weak
i Papn soa?.Sextra $5.75a6.a5; new
WINS ehhnstyl,e:aniamily extra S9a9. 6a5.-
W neat i,rmerw red $1.G5al CT cents:
ola 90 1913 G. Corn weak; yellow g.
ceHIs' mlxedestern 81 cents. Oats
quiet and stea,4aa45 cents.
ia AND STRAW MARKET.
81 nc supply Gay is only moderate, and
WIN d good dnd prices are firm, and
we quote unmi Timothy at S31a34 for
o . ana at S27aor new. Rye straw is
very scarce ana demand at s23ae4 all
per ton of 1000 nds " ''"' oil
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10

Summers jo the Dcray has
had an effect flowing leca into
a crowd of boyey are tim and
running in all d,ns. If KEEPS up
the smell by v letters stmpede
to Grant will heral. y &c COM
ing like sheep fstone v 70 hear
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10

q Whining Delaware, Is a thirty
ing clty,made " its manufactures
Sot the least of ie is the establishment
, ,oL making =: the ilmington City Soap"
Mhich is III sugeneral use over the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
NOTICE

NOTICE
W. v"'' u isiry Janney,)
MARY $. FERGUSON. A,,n
In the Crcu i Court for Cecil co
August 9TH, ISL N'''e'fs-
ORDERED, Tn: tie sale made and
iialnes. Trustee. for the sale of the ny Reuben
John VI. Fergus IN died seized he ra STATE % which
unless cause tc the contrary Their nu cohhrmed
before the 18th LAY of October. ne, SHOWN on or
OF this Order be inserted in some rviued copy
ill Elkton once week far n,n ~, per published
iav Of Septembn- next 'turc the 18th
The Report sta les the amount of 4,
True cony: t,st DA' TT Clerk.
Aug 10, lS72-hn sCoIT,
Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
PUBL SALE
rear and Pehal Rranantn.

The subscriber will ot p,IIi,
Thursday, tile 22d Of duoust s,a,
the FARM upon which he, .,
the road from Brick Mcet,c,,.S 'o'' at'tahce from
containing 25 Acres iiaJ hv ,,, i"5,nnafgviIie
A, .t Ia anu other outngs.
proner,v '',e anu Pee Will offer his Personal
M, For fnlI mart;.' ~ starning Utensils &c
Aug 10, 1s72-2w "'iu".iS,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
DIED.

CCn ahn the eth of July, ult..
pa an1lt daughter Of John and G, "
refklnsged 2 months and ) DAYS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
We have NOT heard of any stems

We have not heard of any steps be-
ing taken to ferret out the gang who took
forcibly from the officers custody and hung
Jones, the colored man, in this county last
week. If any measures have been taken
to bring the perpetrators of this foul deed
to justice, and protect the State from such
disgraceiul scenes of mob law, they have
been kept remarkably quiet. When the
officers Of the State government rest SUI
pinely Indifferent when such scenes of
violence are enacted, till the Federal power
is invoked, to bring the guilty parties to
justice, with what face can they complain,
and misscall "military despotism," the
arraigning before civil court the guilty
parties, by United States marshal, as
sisted by sufficient force to safely make the
arrests? If our Uuited States Govern
ment is expected to protect every citizen
claiming allegiance, from abuse by foreign
governments, how much more is it
bound to protect citizens from outrage on
our own territory, by bringing the guilty
parties to trial when the State government,
through imbecility or criminal neglect on
the part of their officers fail to do their
duty. When the Federal power interfered
to protect citizens against similar crimes
which were of every day occurrence in the
more Southern States, where State author
tiles were either powerless or disinclined
to vindicate the law, the party which here
has the lives of our citizens and the honor
of the State in their keeping, were loudest
in condemnation of that protection, which
the government at Washington afforded.
There can be none but the old political
reason to prevent our local authorities from
hunting out, or at least exhausting all
available means to detect and bring to JUS
tice, the assassins of Jones. They have
both the law power, entirely ample, and
public sentiment to back them, and failing
to do their duty, then it becomes the Fed
eral power when appealed to, to interpose.
Notwithstanding their recent pretensions,
that party in its present demoralized state
still holds fast to the dread Scott decision
that negro has no rights that white men
is bouno to respect, and when outrages
against law and decency are inflicted on
one of that race, they regard it with silent
approval or supreme Indifference.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
Them $1,000 "Liberal Conservative -
Majority gone where the WOodbine
TWineth.
Cock Crosci,,g turned to Gratns1li,ag
THE GREELEY HUMBUG BUSTED.

THREATS TO CONTEST THE ELECTION By
THE DEMOCRATS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
NORTH CAROLINA
Caldwell, Republican Governor,
Elected by 1000 Majority.

The Greeley Mud Scop Stranded, acaiting
for that Tidal Ware"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
TO BRIDE

= TO Bride
TIE Proposals will ~
NIL sloners Of Cecil cou
vE office, in Elkton, VI; !
-Ax : o'clock P. NJ, for b.
ELK Creek, near II
wide, and Z feet abb 4
THE ABUTMENfx
at base and 1 feet tn
feet thick, : feet aboI
below low water, ms
u sooner found. q
THE WING WALL
tom, 2 feet at top, and
same depth Of aLntmet
GUARD WALLS SAL
4 feet high, covered with
THE OTHER ABUT
y driven to hard bottom. Il
at base and 8 feet thick /.
thick.
WING WALLS l2 fee
2 feet at top. GUARD i.
thick, q feet high above
4 guard walls.
THE MASONRY to be
good cement, above high
masonry TO be built witt
and clean sand. All the
cement.
THE PILING will be wi
than D inches in diameter 4
a hammer of ordinary weigI
than 8 inches ut the last i
entire satisfaction of the
agent: 3 piles in each bent
TO cap, caps 10 Z 10 inches, /
hen Is Of piles with lemons 3
and o inches long, to be pin.
The stringers to be 5 X 10 inc
In middle Of cap, and to be
q inch bolt. The joist to
inches on the cap, and bolted
2feet from centre to centre.
plank. and spiked to joist an,
spikes. The posts of railing
ing 3 feet 6 inches high, and
secured by x bolt, cast head
he posts AXIS inches. to spl
md an inch pine board to be
'etween floor and cap, II inc
x S inches.
There is also a gut lin tn,
bridge q feet long and l6 fee
'idge will require no masonr,
'ove.
Proposals for making 3 eau
feet at top, l feet high above
, yards long, at SO much per
a a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
ATTORNEY,s SALE
OF 4
: NJ ALL FARM

Under and by virtue of the no,vor
iSheu us Attorney for the North -, n;,i. u'"efl
i",. i,SociatInn Of Cecil county, Md ly Ts" "n
E"%in N ami ami BY his Mortgage the said North I Ens
%ist' iH'l and recorded in Liher n I'te January
~n,, "ne o. the Mortgage, &C. Record Books Of Ca;
sps Tue undersigned Attorney aIores,id C y
North East, ON VI d. F. Thomas, Esq, in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10

"wnAr Is IT E-The Tribune called the
North Carolinas election, ga Liberal vic
tory, and the World headed it's first des-
patches nam some Democratic gains"
farnu,asthe z at Snowman is the only
y Is the genius to do justice
m Hgreat political "what is
!" to beat Grant" 1t is
Snam never handled a
IL
week 'A Will "pp'"' N
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-10
VALUABLE FApDr
Mo- All that Lot of land

being fn north .de thereon. situate, lvipr and
Elkta portion e of Pi Main street the town of
the said ii ,at lot Of ground which
M a Al o d Dy their deed bearing a ns lam
ati iIoths Of sajS in Lber D. s.. No l. flin
unty Aforesaid d Land nd Record Books of Cecil Cecil
lage comfortable B RTCK nn consist
Eia repaired: substantially bni hLLi mt1
back thedrnbtreet $50 feet mora ra'e &c AMI extends