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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-14

whole Democratic party. with the -N-
cep,ion Of Alexander Stephens? Go 10.
gentle Editor. and tone down Your en-
hibition little.
IN a biographical sketch of Philadel-
phia's favorite Ncstor, Henry c. Carey,
d" Progress " this week brings out some
startling facts rs To the economy with
which the most distinguished convivial
parties were given in the Quaker City,
in which Mr. Carey participated. Col.
Forncy gives this interesting illustra-
ton There are eight memoranda of
eight parties given by the old Chief at
his residence, on Chestnut street. north
side below Seventh. on the site after
wards occupied by the Arcade. and
now covered by the great establishment
of DR. Jayne take that of Dee &.
lS23-tifiy-iive wears ago. There were
forty-onc persons present, among them
Or. Horner. Roberts Naux Gather of
Richards Naux, of Philadelphia), 7. {.
Nc Call. Gen. Cadwaladcr father Of
the present Justice Cadwaladcr, and
Gen Geo. Cadwalader). r. Patterson
mot the General but the old Director
of the L nited States Mint, b. TIghman.
Thomas l. Wharton. - Glipin. Jr
the late Henry ID. Gilpin, Attorney-Gen-
sral under Gen jackson, - Carey.
Jr, tour subject, Henry c. Carey. Mr.
Short formerly private secretary of
President Jefferson) T. A. Browne, and
others. Copy Of the Bill of Fare and
Cost of the Parrv-Crcam. zoe
cakes, 81 800 oysters, 50 :; quarts
ice cream. IS - :; pnts whisky. 81
30: ; bottles Corbennicx: $l-33: bot
tie Madeira, 81 ; dozen lemons,
pound candles, tea, coffee, sugar, and
waiter, 81 30 total for IL guests, $l:5-
81 ~ Imagine half Il dozen Of our
Young men to-day getting through an
evening at this expense, if you can
But YOU can't.
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the morning after ;hc whipping before sun
up, but did not 81. Jones about: Mrs bod
son told her that he had been turned loose
after promising never 10 come back again
to tell any more lies: Mrs Dodson was il.
very good humer; she did not see Vincent
ar NrwcomD ON the night ef the wkippIup
alter Jones had been locked up
IN. y. }. Howard, cooIed. husband of
the previous witness, then testified that he
lived at Dodson's, and corrobnrated his
wife ; statement. lie heard Jones confess
having told lies about the giIls. and that he
told Mr. D"dson Ia whip him. He never
saw Jim after he was put III the snake
house. On Monday night Jones stayed all
night at his house, and left for ChesteItown
m Tuesday morning. lie turned the
horses out On Wednesday morning; they
were pretty muddy. Their coats were dry,
aud no harness marks apparent Their
legs are usually muddy when they run in
the meadow. where they were when the
witness turned them out. The cross-ex.
animation brnnght ont no new points.
Willard T.. Dodson was the next witness
Tie testified; | avn the sou Of Mrs Amelia
Dpdson; am II years old: ill he II in
January: | was ia school with nv brother,
VIII" N N"uiigcr than myself, on that Tues
DAY got home AT sun down; aiIerteA |
went To church To attend a protracted
meeting: am a member Of church: when |
got home II WAS about half pas; ten % clock:
| went into the sitting room: ma and pa.
sister Alice. sister Dora, Mr.. Vincent, Mr.
Newcnmb aud my little brother were pres
cut; Mr. Vincent was living gu the lounge
VII. Newcomb was IN Il rocking chair: |
studied my geography lesson FIRST and |
went {" bed III about half an hour: ma and
pa and sister and brother all went Ia he'd AT
that time: Dora stayed down stairs in the
sitting room with Vincent and Newcomb:
| don't know about the whipping, only
what | was told
large number of witnesses were then
called and testified To- the untrurhfuluess OF
James .ICnc>. the prosecutor. after which
the case was ably argued by the counsel in
the case The ciaTg. of the court was
ah" ahd impartial and the case was given
To The Jury At : II l. VI, ON Wednesday,
which. after Al absence nf forty minutes,
rendered verdict Of mot guilty
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THIS COLUMN Is orfN TO ALL.
Church Entertainment mt.

Tie entertainment at ;he Rock PIesby
terrain Church. on the 5jh inst. was uu
usually well patr"nized. The amusen-Iits
were various, such a. eating oysters. skill
fully served; enjoying Instrumental aud
vocal music. finely rendered 10y The kimble
~trahurn Band aud th.!r friends; listening
I" - Allrg"ry on WINNER. Rights. hv
Josiah Allen wIfr. as read by the pastor
IT the church: laughing AT riva' rno>rrrs
running a race for cnuk.i hens in the auc-
rinn AT the close. and having a good social
time III general. The public did as re-
qn-strd came well prepa,e ed with " aching
vulds To I'LL aud grniuiug purzes t.
empty, and departed feeling much relieved
Tie Ladies' Of thar church are enjoying as
the fruits of their untiring .ffnr's on that
occasion the possession of S9i. clear nf all
remembrance, as well As the warm con
CALCULATIONS OF many friends. J.
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UNLESS the Democratic House acts
promptly and vigorously in repairing
its blunder Of not appropriating enough
to keep up the postal car service on the
railroads, that most important conven-
fence to the business ofthe country will
have 10 be abandoned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-14

SENATOR Lamar is sensible states
man. His main attention, at present,
is given net to politics but to the de-
vising of eff ttual legislation for protect
ing his people from another incursion Of
Yellow Jack.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-14

WADE Hampton is the first man who
ever had his leg a.nputated on the same
dav that he was elected TO the United
States Senate But there are plenty of
men who would rather go to the Senate
with one leg, than stay at home with
the usual allowance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-14

The usual adjournment Of Congress
over the holidays is Il kind dispensation
enabling the people to enjoy the pleas.
ures of that festive season without be-
ing disturbed by apprehensions As to
what our national Legislators might do.
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$3.50 REWARD.

NJ As STOLEN on the night of Novem-
w "'r iih. l>7> from ih- stable II H. Chandler
hI'i"Tf'n, chester county,. "a. DARK BROW \
MARE a...Hi 10 yrT- oil ls !at.i high white .r..,
IN tk. f." "iist" iIrr- On forehead and branded L
\ "h if"nt fc~i- Al. PIIuo-l,iX York Wagon.
Blsnk-ts and Whip
howard - $" will l." paid frr thu recoy-gy Of tn.
NOR -" log til" wagon. aud so Tor the harness. Or
= 3" Tor Tic rtr"'rr. e the property and the detection
sud cynNf'ii"n 81 the ihi~!- HN ur.-r q the
H'r w UNION ASSOCIATION
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IT is satisfaction to know that tine
New York detectives are following
Clues" down in Virginia, where Mr..
Stewards remains are now located nv
the Herald" Naturally enough. " the
intelligent contraband comes TO the
front once more, after years OF obscuri;y
since the " good old times of the war
when he used TO furnished such start.
ling and valuable news"
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ELKTON. DECEMBER IL. ISIS.

1T is very certain that the Democra-
tic congressman have studied the late
election returns They are sadder and
wiser men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-14

If the Potter had adjourned to New
Orleans during the recent epidemic. it
would have been noble sacrifice for
the Democratic party
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-14

Nh. THURMAN felt as though he had
got inadvertently too near - the bust
to Mr.. Blaine having such "tail of
followers +" among the negroes, aud
gave the latter chance 10 retort that
Mr.. Thurman was in no danger of such
tail" This little thrust exposed the
hollowness of the argument that anv
large number ef Southern negroes are
Democrats by conviction.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-14

The Michigan Supreme Court has de.
cided that a married woman who has
lent money to firm Of which her hus-
band j. member is entitled to recover
against the firm. even though the in
Gebtedness was contracted by her hus-
band acting in the firm name and with
out the knowledge of his partners.
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Notice to Creditors,

Thu, l. L. riv- uui,- that Sic subscriber Of Cecil
r"unit hath "hi'r~i ir'rn tn. Orphans Court II .aid
county Letters tho personal --t.t- Of
BENJAMIN WILSON
late { -.II county deceased. All I-r.,n, h,viu, claim,
against tn" aid -c-I. Il are L-r-Gy warned 10 exhibit
ia" sau4" with the voucher thrT'U dial, authenticated
Il 1t before the l2Iig day 81 Dr,-nt.-r ls-g:
h~N ntN vIh-rW-". ~ LAM lee elu!~l from benefit
81 >ait estate. All -r-a;s indebted .,iI Estate Al.
T'iu~~"'i ~ make nam iIs- i the rLer
Given uia~r hau4 tins !Sil DAY November is1s
JAMES II maxwell
Executor VI l:-njarain Wilson decd
T--i-RrrHfS u. JaN,K Register.
Nj
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ROAD NOTICE,


\oilIE is hereby given, that applica-
4 y i'n will h- made % the County ,nmi-.i.n.,.
- 'Hi county At their regular meeting after tho 10Th
Gay "i December next f'r Tho appointment II Ersm-
l" H"t-fnIa~ ami report tho rrupriciy Il extend
in- tn" pub l. road from Sim-r- Corner through land.
= David Drew. G"or:- tIili. John " Pryor and VIM
u fTt"i to tn" road leading from North Eat Wesley
Chapel. ia Elk Neck N.yIs-In
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THERE are few things in this world
more uniformly superb than Democratic
impudcnce Nothing disturbs its per
ennial flow. 1t is going on beautifully
now about the problem of cipher in.
vestigation. Every editor in tue party
is calmly smoothing down his Furnished
cheek and remarking that if any inyes-
tigation is held it must he tw0-sided
one ; the Republican side must be
shown up as well as the Democratic
Well, what has the Potter Committee
been trying to do but to d" show up ="
the Republican side? For what has it
expended its $50 200 appropriation .
Who tried to get twc-sided investiga-
tion when the Potter resolution was
passed, aud was voted down by the
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NOTICE.

a BIZ persons are forbidden trespassiug
Il "n M Turkey r"iur Farm "r IFS sior,t Those
- Offending Will certainly be- prosecuted
CECIL n. WHITAKER
OF l1-JanI
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We are glad to see that one Southern
Senator. Morgan, of Alabama, support
ed Mr.. Edmunds' bill to provide for the
electoral count. Mr.. Morgan was just
enough TO admit that the bill was not
shaped with reference to the political
interests Of either party, and that the
present system was dangerously eh-
scure.' There ought to be statesman
ship enough in Congress to pass this
bill, and thus relieve the country from
again experiencing the anxiety that was
felt until the Electoral Commission was
constituted.
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NOTICE

A LII persons indebted To the undersign.
Il II arc requested l. cal, AMI s-trI- on ~ L~for-
the 1T iSy Of January lS7s: uth-rwi, their lii. IN
t" collected according T. la-
I. Il IIprsEREEPEE IN
Dc -" North Ea>t. Cecil county, Nd.
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TO INVESTORS.

EOR SALE, at reasonable prices. strictly
l. fir-'.Cia~, INVESTMENT SEri,RIrIEs. t.,rinr
T. .i:ii pr Ont Ini-r.>t. ~ Geo VIM Ballou
x Co Er'kEsS. NV York and ii.,-tuu: ami Ly th-
''i'i. Il 'e-ii National Bank and Ri,in. bank
inF Company. fD-t s-9p,
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lT is said that Butler is so encourage
ed by the large vote he received in Mas
sachusetts that he wants 10 try IA nation.
al campaign, relying on his ability 10
rally under his leadership all the ele-
ments of mischief and discomfort. We
hope he will. A large proportion Of
our respectable citizens need some pow
erful irritant TO excite them 10 the dis
charge of their political duties. and But
Ter Is Just the man to supply such an in
centiye
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OR DER .NISI.

IN THE MATTER as THE real ESTATE or
THOMAS MUErIiEY. DECEASED
In the Orphan, Court for Cecil county,
hRDERED, This twelfth day of Novem.
~ ~r. IS. that the sale made AMI reported 4, John
Tall suI Thomas 4. MuTrh~y Executor. Of Tbotp.,
hutFh~Y. 'ir".ei, Cd" portion thu rial r.tats Of
.H deceased tee rat ned and confirmed unle-. cause 10
the contrary Thereof br shown before the fifteenth
dAN - January next: provided copy 81 TIN. Order b.
inserted in some Newspaper printed IA Cecil county
once week TO- one month h-ior" the sixteenth dsy Of
December urrt
The Report state ia" TO le $40 600 co
Il. JANAR
Register of Will. for Cecil county
True copy. terri X D lamar
'sistsT Of Wills for Cecil county
Nov i6-im
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LETTER FROM FLORIDA.
BLAKE. Fla. Decrmber 2nd. Is

BLAKE, Fla. December End. 1878
At last, we are at our destination Ou
our passage from Philadelphia To Savannah.
all our party, but myself. we've sea sick
| he passage was very rough.
After twn days delay at Savannah. we
proceeded on our way hy villa, Is termed
TN.
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a CARD

| MIL the LIST Of January, DIR. ELLIS
- vii hv IN EikrHu only On 81 MAYS
TVS address IN Phli~lyni IN hr Il the Adm.
i"t-! Pr til. temporary al.~nrp h. cray-. the in
Ia. s-uc- CO.: hi- friends or -
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81" INSIDE ROUTE.

20 FernandiEa. This was a rather pleasant
trIp-sIviug Us some characteristic south
eru scenes and scenery. Remaining IN that
cry over night. we took the ears for Jack
souvil'e. where We arrived IN the evening.
This last line "f travel was through an al
most unbroken fpGcsr of pine the seiil-
meuls bctng small and Tar between The
face al the country Is entirely level On
our passage through it, we saw carts drawn
by COW car a bull. with the driver sitting
on the back Of the animal. while the pas
scngcis occupied the cart
After nine days delay ut Jacksonville,
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NOTICE.
1NI1E Teachers and Trustees of the Public

u Schools At" arT~ly H'tH~ that th-y are not i-r-
F"iii"i . iufri.1-~ article fuT to- Put- school. on
'r7It, H'i have them rsrE-i ;o thu account of Inc
h'ol Commandment such srtIc-- they are by
law permitted to Purchs-~ lee paid Tor out 81
money hsf'-i ir"n h'rk fees, or charged their per
."H'I accounts III all bills and receipts must h,
furnished with the f"th~. Reports before the school
t"u''nss'iourr- will order their payment
De- .-lw
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nni-irai'r. at Ann kruzen. I---,, ~ for thu rs,
Il III 18th VI Cont
HIRAM WALKER AND WIFE
It, iAs Circuit Court for Cecil county. In CLsnr-rr
y. 3ig. D.
nRDERED. This 18th day of November.
~ ~. that t.Ic sale ado and r-,orge! ~ William
i JONES T'u i~" Of thu rial ~.isr- in the
Pr"r"c!iug- ia til a'. entitled r,u,- anI q tho real
~~iai" rpnV~N~i t. all Trustee ~ -si Hiram Walker
~ dc~'l dated bcit-E - lNs- b. ratified and arm
- nhis-s rInN~ s" it~ contrary ihrr-sf h. On or
l~i"f- tn" 18th aN Isuu'ry provided a copy Of
ihi> prti-. L. inserted .rat.-r printed i'm
'''l county 'n-- S"vk for month t-pr- tic is,h
ltN Of b-t~tuirr mat
III" Report -at~- tho amount Il .A-, l.. 81 eco 20
4. W MITCHELL clerk
TrU- copy t~-t. " MITCHELL
NDg IL, is->-iul tI.rL
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TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
NOTICES.. &c.
SCHOOL COMMIsSIONERS.

Ihr S'I"! CoInmisson-r- Of cecil county will meat
Al ih"i: oh'- Ekt"H Tor the Transaction of current
>rh"oi business, IN the SECOND TUESDAY Il each
'ri ever! month. JOHN SQUIYR
Nv
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OR DER NISI.
JAMES n GRooNE

JAS '" NEALEi and REM. L. CRArCRoFT and
ELIZABETH Y. hi wife
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In r,,i,x
NJ. 81. Docket ;
Rl the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
- Nd, November -. IsTS ordered that the al,
mai. AMI REPORTED ~ Clinton Mccullough Trustee 10
max" -alr al the undivided thiId Of James y-azey
IN abe real '-at cuttous IN the Proceedings in N.
above "ntitI csU-. Be- rtiih-I aui confirmed un...
,AH"- I" III" contrary Thereof i shown
sri lay ~ February u~Nt. provided a ,urV .4f ,hi.
i"r y" inherited ia som newspaper printed Il EIkrnn
Mar land zach week flr uu- month D.. for. m.
sni 81, e I,uusry next
The Report >tss the amount # --- to l.. Is oao no
4. " MiIGuFlI. CLERK
True 1.py ts.t, " MITCHELL
Nov 20, ls7s-Im CI.rt
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SOME VERY CURIOUS provisions
against the Chinese have been proposed
IN the Constitutional Convention Of Cal
itornia. Among those that have actual
Is been adopted by the Committee on
Chinese is one that DISTINGUISHES citi.
zens who employ Cinnamon. Another
prohibits Cinnamon from suing or being
sued in the courts. and declares that any
lawyer who apnears for them shall for
felt his license to practice. Ii also pro-
vides that no business license shall he
granted TO any corporation or persons
employing them. aud forbids public OIL
GERS from having them in their employ
under penalty of removal from office.
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The pastry-cook who lately under
took to kill the King of Italy had sold
his jacket in order 10 buy a dagger. aud
when the weapon was in his swarlhy
bosom there were still few coins in his
pockets. He then bought some red
stuff and made flag, sewing the strips
together in his own room. When he
was arrested he plunged his hand into
his pockets, and throwing few "copper"
on the pavement, cried out, Il have no
further use for money" In his room
was found large octave volume in
manuscript 1t was his sketch of the
ideal republic for which he longed 1t
was a queer medley Of subvcrsvc aud
religious ideas. with references to Jesus
Christ and Bruius; ascheme in fact for
an international republic inspired by re-
ligious fanaticism
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~ Cracking is not confined tn tn. Frog
Ponds. At thus season almost every body is
hoarse. The beating of distressed lungs is
heard everywhere. Why is this. when
Hdie's Honey IF Hor,h"und and Tar will
cur" any cough, cold "r h"sIsednss> IN -
hour? Sold by all Druggists I12
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
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ENGLISH FANCY DRESS FABRICS.
Part Silk) - Ct.
These goods are retailing cl-"whcrcs - bar
gains at %! cf>.
TWENTl-TIIREE INCH CASHMEEES.
(One half Woo Iir,s
These are very popular ami selling rapidly
TWENTY THREE INCH POPLINS.
Twothird, Wool l5cr.
Extra heavy ani in splendid col"ring~
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BEGIS GARDENING

this wcek-planting onI"ns. radisheS cab.
bage, potatoes, beeis. turnips. peas, &c
IL woaid perhaps have been in place to
have SAID above, our iirst impressions AT.
favorable to the locality: though we hav,
not had much opportunity to look around
US yet. We have been greeted pleasantly
by number of people there being SIX or
seven families within easy nrighborhood
distance. Il. +. l..
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"a \ word tn tie wise. II you are
troubled with Cough OF Cold, procure :,
bottle Of Br. Bulls Cough Syrup at once
It's Use may saw. y"u from severe sickness
Your druggist keeps II. Price - cents.
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whole Democratic party. with the -x-
cep,icn Of Alexander Stephens Go 10.
gentle Editor, and tone down Your cx-
hibition little.
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Several purchases. numbering
TWENTY FIVE CASES OF ENGLISH GER
MAN. AND DOMESTIC DRESS
FABRICS. 1T - CTS.
Enable H. TO "tier The largest and choicest
assortment of TWENTY-FIVE CENT DRESS
FABRICS 10 be found anywhere.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN PLAIDS. Z
=" To >" CENTS.
'"mrri-ing inhric- II part six and vi Wool 4
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WILD SOUR ORANGE TREES.

loaded with rpening fruit filled my
packets aud handkerchief with them.
aud breaking oil a branch 10y way Of sp.cl
men, returned home in time for break fa>,
This iIuit Is sour somewhat Of ia. II ,vor
al a lemon, and abouf the sIz. of an ordl-
nary orange seen in Elkton. ate my first
orange, since arriving ut Blake, tins morn
ing. and Immediately pldhted the seed IL
came from a grove hear here, and was deli
cinu..
From the appearance of the growth ''out
IN the hammock, where saw and pro
cured the oranges. the ground Will produce
any amount Of trHck when once cleared up
The ground louk~ black aud sticks to the
band something like grease. | did tot dig
down int" II far. but have reason To think
the subsoil a few feet deep Is composed of
small shells and sand. expect To
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EMBARKED FOR BLAKE.

Going lover the bar " at the mouth of -.
Johns river. we enjoyed the sight nl a
splendid suIf- pnri DISCS. kr.--ar least !
ruJ 'ycd 1t. for most of our party were al
ready to" sea sick - Ell y any thing clss
The next morning FRIDAY las, we en-
tered Halifax Inlet. again over 4 bar -
with laundering surf. Clouds of prlc,uS
sea gulis and other sea binds were in sight ::
while the porpoises easily tumblcd about
in the waves. Right at the Inlet WAS the
wreck of a large steamer ami near by the
wrecks III three or four sailing vessels
the work of the tcrrIbi. cy clone which
struck your tuvn an the 1:;id of Oc.ohrr
The steamer WIS sunk To th.. tops If her
snake stack; the vessels we've driven hrsh
aud dry on the brach. Without any ms
hap, we We're landed aud housed in our new
home in the d" Liud at Flowers
While. writing tins | am
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ZEAL E.ST.ITE,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

1--WE FARM of James G. E-an, on the
a Wallace T"a!. about tNr mIi~- from Ih- Ri-ius
sun. j. r~r-, sale sr r-ut P----,I.n Eve, on
ih- 9Th Il Marrh. l>.p Pr further Ittt,utf Al t~
/" EVANS ttiriu-y f.r Ersu
''' -. 'N'N-u EiktJu. Nh.
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ORDER NISI.

MARIA RHsnER AND MARGARET P,RKER Adj.
nIni-ifaI'r. ui Ann kruxrn I---l~ ~ f,r the u,-
Il IN 18th Is VI Cont.
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Mary Eliza Howard. colored. was first
called Tor I'll" defense She testified: | live
with Mr. D"ds"u. and was living there ON
the 18th of last November: | know James
Jones. aud saw him on that Tuesday when
Mr.. D"ds"n brought him from town; Mr.
Dpdsou first brought him IN the yard. and
We were summoned tn meet him To trace
up the stories that IA. had told: he admit
ted that lie had told them: they then
took him up tn the branch. aud he dug for
dead body: he couldn't find 1t. not even
bone; then he went fur, her up TIN. branch
where lie >aid lac had buried the other baby,
but he c"uidn iind anything Their. either:
vi Doisun then siIn To HIM Jim, why
did you tell such stories about my girls,
You know they have newer even been sick -
lie SAID - don't know why told such
lies Mr. Dodsun said What ought to
be done with you - and he said. Whip
M, they then Tied Jones mp and whipped
HIM with carriage whip; after that they
put HIM III the meat house; | never saw
HIM again.
On cross examination the witness tcstin
ed that she went back to Dodsons house
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