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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02
REPI BLiCAN FLORIDA.

From Florida comes the intelligence
that Cox. HAYES has :. majority on the
face OF the returns The latest dis
patches place it at f,rty-ihrce As the
Republicans nave given notice of con-
tests IN sixteen counties Of the State in
which systematic and extensive frauds
were practiccd by Tiidcn's adhcrrnts.
when the returns come to he canvas5cd
and the protests considered. this major
ity will be largely increased.
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR EACH ELECTOR-CER-
TFICATE OF THE BOARD OF CANVAssERs.
Rooms or STATE CANVAssING BOARD, !
TALLAHAssEE, Nov. -, 1876.
| hereby certify that the returns from all
the counties of the State, except Dade
county, were this day opened by the Board
OF State CanvaSSers, and the vote foe cleo
tors as officially announced from the face Of
HUMPHREYS received u 32S, Pearce, re-
ceIved 2l 32l. Long received 24323, iIol-
den received - BPS. Iuunge received "a,
2s4, Call received "a 2S5, Hilton received
~. 2S3 Bullock received 24 2S2 The first
four names are the Republicans. and the
last four the Democratic Candidates.
W. LEE ArTHoRP, Clerk Of the Board.
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the State under which it was regularly
and legally constituted. Before, how,
ever, the infamous orders of Moses and
his worthy compecr bad reached the
Board of CanvasSers, it had finished its
work and had adjourned sine die
Whercupon, its members were commit
ted for contempt, and the Democratic
furnished with copies of the Courts
mandamus, upon which to demand seats
at the near approaching session of the
legislature Thus armed for the fight
for organization, the emboldened Dem
ocratic leaders openly avowed theil
intention to secure the needed majority
for Hampton, if needs he by force OF
arms. Summoned by these desperate
and reckless leaders, from every section
of the State there poured into the CAPT
tai the well-armed rifle clubs, that had
done such manly and noble service in
the Hampton cause. The laws were
trampled under foot, and the authorities
of the State defied. On Monday night
the warlike champions of a desperate
cause took possession Of the Hall of the
House Of Representatives, backed by
the presence of their murderous gangs
who surrounded the State House, ripe
for riot and, if need be, murder But
just here Gen. Grants precautionary
measures came into play, and at the
unwelcome appearance of Federal uni.
forms the bullying members retired in
disorder, and the threatening crowd
removed itself beyond harms reach.
On the assembling of the Legislature
on Tuesday morning, order was still
secured by the QUIET presence of Uncle
Sans well-trained representatives. The
members from Laurens and Edgefield
presented their worthless certificates
and were properly refused admission to
their seats, and the baffled Democracy
withdrew to set up Legislature on then
own account Notwithstanding which
the legitimate body was duly organized
constitutional majority still being
present
Looking at the whole proceeding
thus hastily reviewed no man can deny
that the presence Of Federal troops
alone thwarted the revolutionary
schemes of the Hampton leaders and
spared the Nation the greater disgrace
of riot and bloodshed The harmless
rawlings of baflied Democrats do not
alter the facts of the case, nor dc
Hampton's harangues mitigate the law,
lcssuess of the acts of his political fol-
lowers. Their game is desperate one
fact which they doubtless well ap,
preciate, as does the Nation at large.
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As AN illustration of the true in,

AS AN illustration of the true in
wardness of the office-seekng Demo
crat, who has stood out in the cold fol
the last sixteen years, the following is
true to life
He was around inquiring after "the lat
est, and he looked so hard up and knocked
about, that many wondered what possible
benefit political victory could be to him.
When they made bold to ask him, he re-
Piled " Well, You see, my brother Bill is
fishing for the Office of the Secretary OF
War" =" He is, ell ~ ''Yes, sir; and il
he gets it he will get brother Sam appointed
revenue collector" Yes" And then
Sam will get the old man appointed post
MASTER" Yes" And the old mau
will get my brother in law on as letter
carrier" Eyes" land my brother in
law will use his influence to get me APP
pointed weigh master of the Western dis
trict. and then the whole family will walk
around in clover knee high. You see how
much depends on this thing. How's Flor
ida gomez
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THE TERROR IN LOUISIANA,

A THRILLING SCENE AT THE SESSION OF THE
RETURNING BpARD THE oUrRAG:S DE
NoUNCED BY NORTHERN DEMOCRATS
GEN. JOHN PALMER wRATH--TERNl-
Bile NARRATIVE OF A WITNESS.
Special dispatch 10 tie v. Y. Times.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. . A startling
scene occurred before the Returning Board
TO day. Four WITNESSES were examined
All had been wantonly shot because of their
Republican principles. Two were brought
to the city on cots. Their names are Ben
James, Eaton L"ngwood, IL. ". Burren.
and Eliza Plnkston. During the latter )
pititn recital of her wrongs-her husband
emasculated aud then killed before her
eyes, of her babe whose throat was cut in
her arms, OF her own gaShed breast and
limbs, and finally the outrage of her per
son by two white Democrats-Ex Gov. J
NJ. Palmer, of Illinois. lrappd from his
chair and said in wrath: IF this story be
false, those that prepared it for this poor
woman should he hanged; but if, As |
firmly believe, It'll true, the wrrtcheS who
can perpetrate such atrocities should be
executed without mercy. | Will spend
$40, 600 to ferret out tins case. II looks
true. This poor woman has certainly been
cruelty wronged. The question is broader
now than President making--it is one of
humanity. l. she has told the truth, Shcri.
dan should come back at once aud hold
with grip of iron 4 people who can see
such intamy without remonstrance even in
their public prints.
Gov. Palmer was greatly excited while
making these remarks, and aStounded the
Louisiana Democrats, who tried in vain to
pacliy him. Gen. George B. Smith, of
Wisconsin, also exhibited much excite
ment, and turning upon local Democrats,
said: on have deceived us = Sub,e-
qnently Lyman Trumhuli, who was absent
from The room during the woman ) recital,
fiarly concurred with Gen. Palmer. The
demorallZ alton of the Democrats here is
complete, not only because ut the facts dis
closed, but because of the names OF lead
ing Democrats who are exposed in detail
rs the murdererS and raviSherS Other
witnesses are yet to take the stand
To night the Chief of Police has been
compelled to station a force around the
domiclle within which Mrs Pinkston lies
PROSTATE on bed. \ turbulent Demo
cratic crowd is assembled, AID they are
loud with menaceS. At last il is evident
that even Northern Democrats cannot re-
turn home and sheer down southern Demo-
cratic "utrages as myths. The testimony
which Hon. John Sherman. Gen. Garfield
Eugene Hale. Gen. White. CourtianGt
Parker. Judge Kelley. aud +. W Slough
ton viii furnish the North, will startle the
whole country.
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"THAT OTHER FELLOW"

! Democratic Constitutional hair-SpiI-
ters will now, from all appearances
have good opportunity to apply their
doctrines as to ineligiblity of Electors
to the detriment of their own cause
| As it generally matters something whose
OK is bein. gored, we shall see who
takes the bull by the horns in raising
and maintaining this question of Flee
toral ineligiblitv. Our readers remem-
Der with what frantic zeal the Demo
cratic QUID-NUNCs scanned the lists Of
Electors returned, in the vain attempt
to discover that lacking Elcctor. Al
! though miss is as good as a mile, vet
it was provokinglv, annoyingly close
In the midst of their troubles they
turned their longing, eager eyes to Vel
mont for SoLLACE, but We're lily repaid
for their trouble Then, as if madlv
rushing to the other extreme, they scan
| the Pacific Coast, and are this time
rewarded for their pains in the discovery
of an Ineligible Hayes Elector in Oregon.
The whilom Duke of Sonora. alias
GwIN, he Of iisagrceable Mexican no.
toriety, in the desperation Of the mo-
ment, telegraphs SPARE NO EXPENSE
IN LOOKING AFTER OREGON. | WILL BE
RESPONSIBLE Gratifying assurance
In reply now comes the report that the
Democratic Governor Of that State re-
| fuses to certify the election Of Mr.. Watts.
the Hayes Elector, on the ground of
Ineligibllity, as defined by Democratic
authority. Their astounding doctrine.
as eXpoundcd by the LEARNED LEADERS.
is that when an Ineligible person has
| been discovered to have been elected
the effect Of the discovery is not to
create vacancy in the State Electoral
| College. but to elect the next highest
candidate on TIE OTHER SIDE. The
actual case is, as if the votes east for
the ineligible Elector had not been cast
at all. The doctrine is a pleasing one
to the average Democratic ear. and
doubtless Tilden hopes to profit by it.
Now it is poor rule that does not
work both WAYS, and we shall see how
soon our Jealous Democratic newSpa-
pers will make the gratifying announce
ment that two Hayes Electors have
been discovered in the Electoral Col
| leges of North Carolina and Missouri
| In the latter State, Il chilling November
Frost (Mr. ID. NJ, a Tilden Elector
proves to have been one of those obig-
! ing Democrats who took an oath to
support the Constitution Of the United
States, and then turned traitor by going
! into rebellion agains: the Government
he had sworn to support. In North
! Carolina, Mr. William B Glen is ineli-
| glblc by the Democratic Interpretation.
! He is one of the Commissioners an
/ pointed by the Southern Claims Com
mission to take testimony. Now let
/ the Democrats stand by their doctrines
as to inelgibiIity. As both the gentle
men named reside beyond the juriSdic-
ton of Moses and Willard, if they get
/ into the Electoral College they will be
presumed to be there legally If so,
what becomes of the Democratic doe
trine? Let Potter answer for Tilden
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02

THE New Y ork Sun, which is usually
ready to go as far us the farthest in its
advocacy of Democratic plans, does not
assent to the Potter-Tilden scheme for
forcing Tlden's election by revolution
ary action in the House. The Sun says
distinctly that if Hayes has received
1S5 votes or more, he must be declared
elected, and the Democrats must sub
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02

Ex-Governor CURTAIN, who sup
ported Governor Tlden, is reported to
have remarked in Cincinnati the other
day, on his way from New Orleans,
that after looking into matters in Louisi,
ana he regretted that General Hayes
did not carry Connecticut and New Jer-
sew. Has Governor Curtain dscov,
cred the true inwardness of the South
ern Democracy when it is too late
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02

In Washington Territory, Jacobs,
the Republican candidate for Delegate
in Congress, has 800 majority. The
Territorial Council will stand Repub-
licans to 3 Democrats the House, Is
Republicans to II Democrats.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02

EVEN Col Mcclure, who is of that
intense order of Democrats who call
themselves Independents, expresses the
opinion that the Democrats are far
ahead of the Republicans this year in
ballot-box stufiing. Important admis-
sion
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02

Is Your LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS .
sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains of some disease during
their life. When sick, the object is to get
well; now to say plainly that no person in
this world that is suffering with DYSPEPSIA
Liver Complaint and IT'S effects. such as
Indigestion, CostivenesS. Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, palpitation of
the Heart Depressed Spirits. BiliouSneSS.
etc. can take GREENS August FLOWER
without getting relief and cure. If you
doubt this, go to your Druggist. H. II.
Mitchell, EIkton; f. Frazer, Port De-
post; or DIR. l.. II Kirk, Rising sun, aud
get IA Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size - cents. Two doses will
relieve you.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02
ELKTON. DECEMBER ?, 1876.

OLD Moses, that processes to be judge
of South Carolina Supreme Court,
is an able and INSCRIPTIONS man" the
Philadelphia TINES says.
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No. Consists Of all that
PART OF LOT No. c:s.

as laid down til" plot made 10y tn" Tor the
sal" 81 the real estate OF susan VI Ttuiis. deceased
which ir- between ain street and High tho
80. town ri Port Deposit This part of said Lot
I'll q, No. - i improved iy thrrc-,tory ERICH
Ft~ii, bN ElLlNti, and is subject TO & lease Tor
ail.l ty-unr years. r~n-waE. forever dated October
ia6+ AMI recorded iD"r " IL. Il. No 10
'i, &c, Icy which cent Of 81 l. reserved. piyHir
semI-auuTM in-trItm"nts clear nf all deduction. Tor
taxes AMI ASSESSMENTS of every kind
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

NAsHINGToN, ID. c., Nov. p. 1876.
DEAR WING: "Oh. the snow. the beau
utnl snow, sang the newsbnys this morn
ing while shaking the great white flakes
from their papers and blowing the tips of
their fingers with a will Their vocal out
bnrsis, however, were limited. As looked
woman picking her geese" the past, like
dream arose before me, and scenes of
other days, when Il game of snow balling.
those sleigh rides, snow men, wet trowsers,
soaked feet and colds not to mention the
whippngs that followed, came back as
though it was yesterday, and l could
scarcely refrain from saying, "would |
We're a boy again.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02
81 1CRE.S md "a PERCHES

d LAND. NOR" or less. lying tbunt mile truiI
Port Deposit ON the road lea lag TO Pcrryville Il
1rm- part OF large called Eo,i,t trJrdf.
VT conveyed 10y I"hu 4. j. Cr.swrlI. nhI
J. iicckarf. by deed dated January 9TH lSp~. A5A
,ud recorded in LIhrr II II. VI No :" frIia la4lNM
-, 81. II is improve by FRAME pW ELL i;Is ~
Ne. and is III "a good state of cultivation.
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TRUSTEE'SSALE
Thursday, December 2lst, 1876,
u
Tract. Piece or Parcel of Land.
1145 Acres, more or less.

The impr fy"nrnts 4 large two->iurv IN
FRAME l'N ELIIN,i HOUSE. with never Illlisl1
:tn, We'll "t Water tn. door. with Cave II; "a
ui MIX House attached: Franz Tenant -
Il ,I>n Tt rack and stables: lr.. HAY and Gram
rack. with Thrcshing Floor, W g"n-h"Tse and Corn
Cribs.
About hundred are in a fiu- state OF
IS cultivation: the balance i covered with voung
AtaTsa ,,d thrifty TIMBER 7 is Young
= tjriving ORC ARD o CHOICE FRUIT
Ii, tn" premises Tn. farm il well waterr and
ghe sit" # the dwelling commands of the finest
views ia Cecil county Of the susqueiamna river and
Chesapeake bay.
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PART OF SAID LOT No. S:s,

witch lies east "t High street in the Port De
post. This part of sud Lot No - improy, Il IN
10y a thre'->trry FRAME bN kLiING aud i isllhN
subject I" r-e ter nImcI yam" years ~ MB
able i.r-Vur. 'i.T"i S,Srmrr tth, .>ji. am,
rec Irl- ia !.ihrr II II VI No !. fol - &c s. co..
yearly rent OF So l. reserved. pa, ab~
ln,tamrt, clear deduction, taN,s assessor -IIt,
and all other pGb.lr dues
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} Acres, Rood and 81 Prrches of Land,

which lies brtwcen lot known M"nnl Sihnut and
hc ituG of CHI Moves AMI rnnvr, ed to iu- said
john }. I-vkert 10y Henry ". \ ci.rr. executor 10y
ted i to' Ma ch 7un. '>7 ami recorded n L,nrr u. ),
No. t. fpll" 81 A..
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I Acres and 5 SgQaro PerClGS Of Land,

U.orr or les: being the real e>tt;" which wa,
conveyed To "hn j. i,ckart by deed dated Orj"hrr Isl.
tN1n, al accorded III Lngr b. ) No J. folio lfi, &
ara 10y .'t'ti from tin state of Maryland. dt.eI j,r-
nary l"It, - The Columbia AMI Port Deposit RI.-
."ad ha> :. right Of Wy through this parcel
No.j-Consist, of tiIar part of" Lucky Ms,ohc con.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02

A CARD TO THE AMERICAN Public
For many years we have made two med
cineS suited to the ailments of a vast class
of sufferers Thousands of cures have
been made by them, and, in fact. the word
failure could never tie coupled with them.
But within the last two years counterfeits
Of our medicines have sprung up, danger
oBs in their close imitation of our Trade
Mark. To secure the people we have
placed upon each genuine box of IIolloways
Pills and llolloway'S Ointment the fac
smile of the signature of our Agent Mr.
JOS liaydock. TO counterfeit this is felony.
We shall relentlessly pursue any one who
initiates this with the utmost vigor of the
law. We most earnestly beg that the
great mass of the American people will
aid us in our efforts to protect their health,
and hel US III our task of bringing these
most unpriucipled men to the bar of
justice Uniformly refuse to purchase
Medicines purporting to be ours unless Mr.
Jos Hayd"ck, : signature is attached to
each Box of Pills or Pot of Ointment and
the end will soon he reached.
The public obedlent servants,
HOLLOWAY & Co.
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HEWITT, POTTER x CO

Hewett'S letter 10 Wade Hampton, of
South Carolina. is looked upon here as
remarkable specimen of shouting for the
Constitution and the laws, and urging tie
siStance, and If the average South Caro-
lInan don't take it as a signal TO inaugurate
an outbreak, think the writer of it will
be previously disappointed. AS to Potters
letter, poor Pot his foolish letter will
prove itself more damaging to himself and
the Democratic party than did Frank Blair
celebrated epstle to General Moorehead, so
let it 90 to pot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02

more or less it being thu tract of land which
conveyed To John \. wilson iy Grorgr Earle. trustee"
and conveyed by thr ~aii John A Wilson to j. J. Heck
ART by dc"i bearing date ID. -rnhrr 10Th. lSG1. THIS
Tract covered with line grow til OF Young TIMBER
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PARCELS OF LAND.

conveyed to john J. Heckrrt by Jacob Toms and WIFI
Icy deed dated niN l'n lN56, and recorded in li,r Il
III. VI, No = folio III, &c, aud 10y Enprh Moves anI
va" icy decd dated April 2Ith 1861 .ud recorded IN
Lih.r H. $ No , folio - e. aud arcrrtIou thereto
aud g" that part OF the real estate ct,iri II rlI,t<
DhHt which irs "rI">it" the >nid pare Is cuEN,, I'd
ny iumc ami W.T. Moves ami IL contains
exclusive ct the and wri-h The PORT Deposit
Branch of the T., W. Il. Il. r has night ~ way
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02
THE BIG SHOW.

Congress is coming, and 50 is the crowd.
In another week Washington will be meta,
morphosed into its old cosmopolitan self,
and bright in the glitter of thousands of
gaudy humbugs, and those who are not
humbugs, continue in a state of political
and social intoxication until Spring.
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nor" or les. Of land, nearly alt Of which is covered by
water.
Tue whole tract lN North Al Iitipl to iicriarts
neIlE" wiS granted to tn" i,t" J,hu j TIock,rt lay
IN" Stat" Of Ntrrtuf by pat =; I1'"I jun. ri I.JS
ant recorded IN Librr ". II. H.. No.. i, IL, Ar
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PART OF A TRACT OF LAND.
65 Acres, , ROOds and 30 Perches,

called HC5Irts D'>'rc- ami part OF tract called
iofhshus 1t i.r> un ihe SuSIuehauHa river, be-
tween Port p,P,>I ami r"iryviiI", and Is commonly
rllI.a IL. u caLLtLL--L L-uM.LtE ..Ai cnMt.lLLs
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BLUE COAT.

Blue coats and brass buttons are again
familiar sight in our city, and like the old
war times, have taken mp their quarters at
the hotels, and the officers are prepared
to serve their country by enjoying them
selves III every possible way.
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TRACT OF ND
So ACRES, | Rood and - Perches.

in Elm Neck, Cecil county. adjoining lands
Gently of John A wilson !. ". Purncr. Thomas h.
'tainur Samuel Mari: ana tract called White Marsh.
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TWO SMALL PARCELS OF LAND,

called VII Cat Lat" and "Ahitio1 10 Hihi Cat
Lpt. amt y ime The side n the SUsqrrt;mn,
river in tn rlShth Election District uf rerj! count
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IFMI 7, HtNDKlIkS AND TII.NtN
are rushing 80 and fro and mp aud down
t..e earth, seeking whom they must dcvour'
III order to put the Confederate Democracy
IN power, and john Morrissey sits placidly
Ill his den and slowly bat surely rakes in
his commissions. In pleasing and patri-
otto contrast to this nervous anxiety The
Republican candidates are modestlv pursu-
lng the "even tenor of their way" showing
an abiding conf deuce in the integrity of
the people of the several States, whose
decision and call they await to invest them
with the official dignlties and honors to
which they have been destined.
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3 Acres, more or less,

Of VIII ch "nr-third part is covered lay water
THIS parcel is valuable n ~ AIRY PROPERTY.
SEA plot Of the lots designated in this advertise ent
as Nos 9, 10, H. L. Is and H. be seen at the law
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LOT OF LAND.
i Acre and 81 saercb,s of Land

on the ",t sill" If t:' o!i -, I una C,rt near the
burnt mlll. aui known ~ tt" Il ar. lT5ps. Lo.. II
rcuIiIS
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FARM Or TRACT OF LAND

( ~AL.-
~ Ih- Celebr ttHd Baltimore Company Cosl for Pam
lily 10, sn hand ami for sale. y. SCOTT BRO
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UNDIVIDED HALF-INTEREST

II TRACT OF LAND. lyim- in Hartford county,
Maryland. ca..'d "JtrF,f amt H,rErrty Euicrpy.sc
being >h"a' IN the SI,qreh,umt river. adjoining. a
tract Of land called Sr,l Battery This parcel
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prescribed S til. i" rec. are: pnr-thiri of tn. lur.
chase money # each parcel L. t." Pi m cash on the
day II sale, ana til" remainder t. L., pl in two .Grtl
in>ilim NJ III "Hr ad two years from Ii, day ur sale
the credit payments I" bear interest from day Of
sale ami 10 he secured 10y tn hnuds or !, t,s Of th,
rn cHaerS. WITH surety >ureties be approved 10y
til. Trustee.
N.E-S,lr will commence" in the r,urrine at 10 80
O'clock
Ss-Po,s >,i"n Given March 9TH Isl Cost oil deeds
to ir' pJti hi purchaser
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A THRILLING SCENE At THE SESSION OF THE
RETURNING Il rARD-THE OUrRAG.:S DE
NoUNCED BY NORTHERN DEMOCRATS
GEN. JOHN PALMER : wRATH--TERRl-
Bic NARRATIVES or A WITNESS
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a. Acres and "a HALF,

I">> If whi.! about ,n,.-tlfrl j. covered hy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-02
II Acres. ) Ro0ds and II Perches.

---'- - ---&- -"@--- S------ --..L-4- ..-IgI[-,
not in 'nd"d in NJ. 9. a. j-r.ii.d in this uI,cr,-
III nj and r.It ,irs