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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

The RED RIVER RATA popularity
has been discovered in the immense raft
which obstructs the Red river for many
miles. Unlike NOSE RATS, it moves up the
river instead of down, the motion being at
the rate of about two miles in a year. The
explanation of this retrograde movement
is that the logs of the lower end of the raft
are continuity broken away and carried off
by the floods and freshets, while the other
end is constantly receiving additions. Thus
the raft, always falling away at one end
aud growing at the other, gradually moves
up the river, and it is calculated that it has
moved since its forming about four hun
bred miles. In 1888, when the raft was
one hundred and twenty-four miles long,
the work Of removing it was commenced
by the Government, but after working at
it for twenty-five years the attempt was
abandoned as impracticable, and was con-
fined to opening some of the lateral chan
nels so as to facilitate navigation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

The main and side affairs were gorgeously
arrayed with golden lotus leaves, candele.
bras in bronze and gold, censor vases, and
images of gods and minor deities.
Minister De Long having placed a little
money before one of the gods, the hearts
of the priests were unlocked, so they light
ed up the altar and temple in q blaze OF
light, ordered tea and candies, and told US
the history of the temple and the volcano.
Finally, they unrobed for our barbarian
eyes vailed image, evidently to be looked
upon only by the most cody. We we'll
understood, by the immediate prostration
OF our guard and officers, that they had
disclosed their most sacred idol, and we
felt complimented accordingly.
All of these gods had little plates of rice,
potatoes, fish, &C., sitting before them, and
to our horror we observed our dog quietly
robbing one of the most prudish- looking of
them all OF his rations. Before we could
Interfere and apologize, one of the priests
approached the dog, took another plate of
food from another god, called Zero to him,
and offered him the food of his dinner.
From this priest we learned that the
temple was built sixty eight years ago and
that the volcano underwent terrible erup-
ton about fifty years ago, destroying a
great deal of the surrounding country and
causing many deaths. Since that time
every seven or eight years it has been sub
ject to slight eruptions, and is constantly
burning. That night the priests sent Min,
lister De Long pot of brown sugar. Mr..
De Long returned the compliment with
bottle Of brandy and can of peaches, not
knowing what else to send. We shall
always wonder what they thought of such
gift.-New York Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN.-There
can think, be no greater disaster in the
home, no greater mistake in the attempt
to manage family, than the failure of tho
two parents to make their authority abso-
lutely one. The household in which, for
any reason or from any cause, conflict Of
authority exists, is the saddsst Of sights to
one who wishes we'll to children. There
should be earnest conference between par
ents concerning the best methods and OBJ
jects; there should be perfect unamimity
in the general system of management adop-
ted by them. 1t is unspeakably better to
make some mistakes in unison, than to let
the minds of children get confused as to
whom they shall obey. Let the father and
mother speak with one voice, if they wish
the voice of either to be respected. APP
peals from one to the other should never
be permitted. Where this is allowed,
wretchedness of many kinds ensues, and
management gives place to mismanage-
ment.-J. f. ABBOTT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24
8 HORSES AND c0ITs:

No. l. Sorrel Colt PRINCE, years old, of fine style
and action, has trotted in 81 minutes and gives promise
of making very fast horse.
No. . Bay Mare MADAME" coming years old, good
size fine style of the best road in the county,
and will work anywhere.
No 3. Bay Horse HENRI years DID, good size fine
driver, trot close To minutes aud will work any
where.
No /. Bay Colt, "FANSr." Rather stock, comm. 3
years old. partly broken 10 harness, and gives fine
promise Of speed.
Nos. Sorrel Colt HERO coming > years oil and
out of one Of the best dranght in the county,
No. 6. Bay Mare JENNIE. years old. will work in
all kinds of harness. and is supposed to he with fal.
Nos. and are are pair of large sized FARM iOREss
will work anywhere and are good flmilN drivers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

~ Wilmington, Delaware, is thirty
ing city-made SO by its manufactures
Not the least of these is the establishment
for making the Wilmington City Soap"
which is in such general use over the
country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

Pure Ground Rone.-We are prepared
to receive orders for our Pure Ground
Bone, by the single Ton or Car load, and
shall be glad to have those interested to call
at the Mill and examine our stock and the
process of its manufacture. Samples sent
by mail when desired.
THoa. WARINa & Bro, Colora, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

as o'clock! Hard at work. Cross!
out of patience! Why2 Answer-Did
not have pound of the Wilmington
City Soap"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

two-hors~ Wagon ] Ilor'e Cart Ok Cart. .n"'sl l
Market pcariorn 81 fting-top Buggy ard Polo """ry
new built ity Mcl,car Kendall sniky, tI" RnnnnG
Reaper ami Mower cor,,'a, ed, Hay kig=ii2 Roller.
| sleigh train Fan cxr. iient Curnshccr. Horse
Rake Of Wagon Iiarncs -srts ni carriage liar
ncss | new set Of Dearborn Iia nc-s tha"k munuriH2D
, acts OF Pillow Gears iatYs lie and lri" NEARLY
new IIaters Double AID Single j. ne ,"ii"rs lridcs'
:, plnwe unrtle Harrow | - LA row. " CutivatuT-,
Double aud Single Tr-ses Barn sh 'e' Hos Forks,
Rake. Siadns stray Knife Post > "'c Gro" bar.
Ok Chain MattocE TO Chains, lGrint stone Cradle.
froSs-cu Saw, Post Aug r. PIT AK, 'A amt Bench!
IIGr.lc4S and Barrels
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24
Farming Utensils, &c.

Wagon, NEARLY new 3 Ok Carts, Horse Cart.
Mill Wagon. Shiftingtop Buggies Il nearly Eew,J
Family Carriage Jasger Wagon. Rockaway Carriage
. Carriage Poles. / new Sleigh, three-ho.se Endless
Chain Power with Thrasher and Cleaner, which has
been little used and is in good oricr.) Champion
Reaper and Mower (new last harvest.) Fan (.it.ry
new Hand and Horse-power Pernock CGrnshcllcr
Stoner Steel-tooth Rake, Pioneer Stump Fuller
| Roller, 0x Yokes. Plows. Double Harrows Sin
gle Harrow Grain Cradles and Scytcs. Cultivanrs
Forks. Shoves Rakes, Grubing and Field Hoes Double
and Single Tres, OK Chains, Crowhars, Axes. Manls
and Wedges, Measures set Beams 10 Grain Bags, &c.
HARNESS.
Double set Wagon Harness. 1 set Lead Harness.
set Cart Harness. Double Carriage Harness sets
Single Carriage Harness, Plow Harness. pairs of
Carriage aud Wagon Lines Saddle and Bride Collars
Brides Halers &c. all in good order
BUSHEL.
100 bushels Black and P,usstan Seed Oats.
BACON AND LARD By, TILE POUND.
sss-Bu, ers wishing Stock or Farming implements
will do web to attend this sale the Horses are among
the host that have been offered in the county for some
years the Cat. lie in good condito ion and the Farm
ing Utensils la. ness, &c, all in good order
TERMS.
All sums of Twenty-Five Dollars and under Cash: on
sums over Twenty-Five Collars, credit If Ten Months
will be given by the pur, haser giving Note with APP
proved security-interest ana stamp added.
a1-Sale o commence at 10 O'Clock An
VIM. p. HOWARD.
Feb II, IS72-2w j. II. ASH, Auctioneer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24
YOUNG HORSES

No. J. Gray Mare, eight years old will work any
where, and good driver.
No. 2. Large Bay Mare. coming eight years ola.
- the best working mares in the county. and good
driver,
No. 8. Chestnut Sorrei years old next Spring.
and 4 supposed to be with foal by Arlington Black
Hawk
No t. Grown Colt. two years old, Of Napoirnu stock.
No. e. two-year old Colt, by Charles A. Mur:'hey's
cd ebrated E,slbletonian e Sir Cecil
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

Look. CECIL COUNTY, LooK,-E very
one who has not tried the WIlmin g ton
liz Soap" should beg in at once. YOU
90 lot try a baf FOR next wash day, you
are fined half lrice. Buy 4 bar, and save
the TN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24
A BUDDHIST TEMPLE.

Descending again to the village, we call
ed at Buddhist temple, the first had met
since leaving Hakodadi. 1t was beauti-
fully situated in deep grove, and was
very large and inviting. Here, for the
first and only time since our arrival in
Japan, we beheld the Tycoons crest hung
out, ! had not supposed such an exhibit
ton to be at all allowable. We expressed
desire to enter, and were at once shown
in and invited to seat on tho matted floor
in front of the altar, where we where sur
rounded by a bevy Of shaven priests, who
came to greet us dressed in full canonicals,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24
LOT OF POULTRY.

CONDITIONS 6f SaLE.-Aii ,rms Of go aud under
Cash: all that amount credit of Nine
months ;y be yen. the purchaser giving Note slit,
approved security. Interest added pay '.r the
National Bank Of Newark.
BN1saIc to comI,cucc a. 10 O'Clock A. II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24
Household and Kitchen VtNSafSSE,

consisting of :: Stoves. Chairs. Carp, Z, no'"a9
Desk Extension Tabl" 10 feet long Cns.f"l.
i.igt-,lar Clock. Wheeler K Wilson SEWN Ha' h''''
/ elegant Rosewood Piano in"nrly new J :. Chnfi,
Buckets Pans. and mary Other articles mel. 'S'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-02-24

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FRIDAY, Nov. 29--P. ~

FRIDAY Nov, s9-P. N.
Rested by the Intervention of yesterday
holiday. which closely and generally observed,
spectators entered the market this morning ready and
willing TO resume the contest in stocks. At the seDdOil
prices ruled strong at little better prices than
current Wednesday az the close The strength was
but short-ved however, and by the timeilhe call was
half over prices had declined u per cent on Pacific
Mail (which may add in passing weak
all tho way through, and to per cent
the rest Of the list. Before the Board had adjourned
however. Lake Shore became in active demand, and
liberal buyngs the price 10 u.s. from heayi
the entire market, with the exception mentioned
below, and placed prices on higher basis. Notably,
the demand Sr those stocks known being under the
control OF the combination called with small prOpriey
the "vanderbilt party" gave impetus TO the mar
kct Central stock, yielded per cent, at
least u full point, Rock Island was brought
ooRsplcuousy into notice, and advanced
10 H. Wabash improving about per cent on smaller
transactions. Western Union moved within u narrower
compass the movement In Erie being for the moment
quiet. There were quite important transactions In
Northwestern the basis Of s5 At the o'clock the
full prices sustained In all the aforementioned
Stocks realizing sales causing fielding, and trade
was on restricted scale Pacific Mall, however de-
lined fromiss TO So. Among the Investments we note
sales Of Harlem at m els, ana Morris and Essex at a.
OF the light fances, b.. H. and Erie sold at Hall and
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Atlantic Moil at l67Hs. The D , saares sold az I.
fnr Common, and II for tlo Igni and Mining Coal
stocks were neglected, and cxir g.. ruist OH sales OF
Wels Fargo & Co. at 49, AID AHcr.sn no ia. Tho
general market, after ruling dul -r lIe greater part
~ tho afternoon. closed up tolc.an s.cady with an
evident feeling OF doubt ag 10 fL' f. Toe opening
highesi' lowest aud closiig PRICE 10 stocks we're 40
folloWa.
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r.r.--n oz.lan.e eLg..l ON the - o. tho loowas

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship Bal
~, Ql close atI.Op n, atthe Merchants Exchange
Sos. 90 and % Piac-st
Tine money market ruled easily and quietly al day
and with tendency 70 violent sp1'mo Ahs lor'Hoon
me rate ON call loans was generally per cent IN cur
renew transactions with al Z gold. In the after
noon lower rates current, say 5a6, the closing
reuro being The market for commercial paper rules
.tringeuuy and We cannot quote prime doube-named
acccptauces much below per cent month. United
-titcs bonds we're quiet but strong and higher With
sales OF s6ss above no. Fisk Hatch report at p m:
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Railway bonds were firm especially in the Pacific
mortgages. Central Paohcs sold ut 1903, and Union
Pacific Land Grants M I6E the Firsts advancing from
81! to ST. and Incomes from di to &c. The following
t,aI 4. Ia.
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william Ward quotes Stock Privileges as selling for
per cent cash bonus, 90 days me and II 20 per
cent bonus according TO value OF The shares 60 days,
az the following variations from the market price OF thu
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There was an improved business in city bank stock,
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