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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-11
General Managers,
400 M ~ gn,.:h N:iary-,. rnllatjr!phis.

edmond. YORK ElFEHSr1ihj
HAM CIlESAPEAK RAILROA NJ. ssassss..
Nt,I,t'IhNTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTA.
TfO< COMPANY, ~
rhroigh-freight route between ltichinond va.
and B0-ton provfdcuce AMI all New England cities
steamers leave v EST POINT. VA. Oh each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II noon con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. ~
steamer, arrive al WESI POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Dir"c, shipments from Boston ria Boston and
Providence Railroad ria West Point, Va.
H. 7. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
D. GRoSEn General Agent. ap3
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SCHEDULE or ltA!H".
- TAKING EFFECT APRIL. :, l"Ty
THROUGH PASSENGER.
SEQ Z. 81. Leave I:icilnondT II r>DAY. T!it%',
UAY.AG.! SATURDAY. '"nH'''H'
Ncst G'.Grt With steamer Havana II
all 30in.: on Ior. RIVE: aid TO-
": connects &!'h rt..lth. rNarA
!u.,u!. i'nila,:r!lh,H. s." i"Ca. . -
ION. ana al wt'r'cri p'.Eis. ''''' -
a, Rtrhrlomt "!:L trains O." ':!rii'&'" |
and l',;crS:HT- 3h1 'ti"s"&".,'' 49,
ONO rsI!r"ada.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
51oaM,L Leaves Hltnmond MONDAY. VIII
SEEDAY. AMI FRIDAY: o""
5.0Oa II TrE>DAY, 1HCErnAh. at! NAt-
"'4N "a I'RUDtY. CONNECTS with ,tcAIi,":5
at Ne, Point ii,r fly,r landings, l'a.-
iIunr.. aui all western. i"'Eis. Con-
meets At Rlrlu"!g: - = rains ~ i;t"H-
mouLau: Dlrv.;c tai:r"ta, ElrhlH""':
ani Petersburg. AMI chesapeake AID
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
$3.50 2. u. Leaves nichr,"na MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAf; az! tH,pAG:
rn.OS A. IL. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. Jna SAT FRIDAY. t""-
meet, with trans on l.t"nEp"' ''t
Petersburg and ti!r>aotahs auG rs.5
railroads. StcIrer liL.ana i"t|"r NH'-
,%%rT r, NV wr r!,< - l' 1 'i H.
DAY, At J.. v. I'Enr's WIZ
train. from Ihi!a,:clih:n -" 'ra.
sEn western point. an. ~ y rsi 80
with t-a!Hs fHr HEM. ~ ~-t ia
South. ,,r,.,cur
THROUGH FE+'Hlii. .-,,...r.
3:25 T. VI. hrrlyrs * iiichIh@nI N.\DAi'" ""'
NESnhr. @n4 LHlHAI ~ AIT.
$50 2. Vi. TJtSi'Af, l'iI i'S''N i ~. ,r-r :.
Wet iroHt iron latin, re. -. '". -
meets with E.c,,gaoaa 4@@ ''-'n."''
Kirm"ni "nh retttshH:S -" ~''-".
p+~' n,'...S.-'.,.,,
1o.13 4. II, Arrives ut l:irl,n"uc "" DA
WEDNESDAY, an. f:,IDAf;, 80
nsc,s VIZ. !,t.rapua It;'.''
burg AM! %.rA@e Ant QA!s f4..'
ro,ds. ID.
No transfer OF tr'i?'i =, H';E.t ''' -, =,
southern noin,s cars ru tAr,u.'. II ."r'1 '>'''.@
az r,rsfu ha,tug an, .l.,r~iea, WA oH,s '@s'
sTnrough bills of l..tng. w,:h so.''aa'@-. :A.a
,.s,ei TO- ali norliern .t.,d ,v,s!rsn, p.HI;', ,.a
Through .lcke,s sold Ia AL r"rlhrr,t 80. go 'N
western points. and basrsso "h'!>rh KY ~ ~.
for tsse.s aprs - - IN, ~ ...,y~ !! 81, 80
s see, oU denot, ccrGe. Ta,.Y'rd al peFh
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A connects for Milton. y G.
Is connects for AshcYille and ALI r.,i... 81, NJ.
NORTH Carolina daily. EXCEPT >aadtY " "'%"fH
CONNECTS for Macon aud All Dpt., IN som, ,,..
Georgia. " 'o''''""2I
D connects for ia ksonyt1e anil a. pa,u.s ., t.,
rida. '''' - %
f connects for Macon and al uu,n.< II, So,,,,.,.
Georgia. and Chattanooga, Nashville, Nr,unI,' 20,
all Texas points. ~'@
F connects for SELMA, NcriIar, jackson, -,
Vicksburg. mag AJAX
q connects for Galveston and al Texas po,n,s
rains from the aS"T"-nam"i points nyriy. T.,
Rlchanond at 4i3 L. " and $40 4. NJ "
The Train arriving At Richmond AZ ESQ 4 ~
makes cnsc connection With III" Hir.:H!a S.arulo.[
Company steamer Ariel for Oh i'riu. ana Norrog
leaving l:ichu!"nd al 1:lj \. VI. tuesdays, Thur.
DAYS. ana SATURDAYS.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run da,'y
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina Giyi.tpa make O. u,.,r.
ton at Go'd~h"r" with tic ". 4 y. K. T.. 4. ...,
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Dra"1Hg-r'"rn AMI Sicepiuy I7-s
run through OH Train w.. - from Ne" Ior! lgt
Richmond 10 Atlanta. aud from GrrcIr.hu:V", - A..
custa. ana Oh Train No. , from Nav IurA and i..
muud 10 Greensboro.
Tickets sold Ia all points south. southeast, .gf
southwest. and ha@2t," ch, ckod :h%"ii-b.
Freight Train No. q, lrlv.E% RIcNHrud At 81 /
M..and No. 10. arriving IN Richmond Al 7:.5 \ "
will have accoiunn ia.iouS tor Il l.w sccun1.. d.,
passengers who must pUrtlt... iLcs": ici-r~ -.
ting Oh The train. EoIn:scHgcrS viii be allt".,i n
other freight trains.
No Iay-oYrr checks given on Local tcf"'e.
JOHN x. Mac Nl'Epn
General Pd.srn-rr tr,,,.
II. VI, T.. TAICOTT. (;rntr:tl >llD.I ',ul.s!f.
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CHILAD ELP \, klEH- .>ESEss
I MOSD. AND NORFOLK STEAM-<~.s9cc4ssIssatSSsa
S4lp LISE-E r, rH ~ ~ TI pi EAhI
riJ;tkE TIMES 4 WEEK.--iintil fGrtha. no.
tisc the s:eamer5 OF this line will make weekly
trips, leaving phiiz,ieiphin every TUES pa J
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and EIchnlHEc
every TUESDAY, ERtDhY. "n" SUNDAY. c"l'
ncclhg at Philadelphia with CIyie's New Eng'aac
U 81 TTiIMT-FEEQuENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily until D O'Clock /: NJ,
JAMES W. MCtAIRiCk.
General Southern Agent l,iEEin4tih' Va
WILLIAM 4. CLiDE5 Co.
General Managers,
u GnL.h " aarE<.. IMl phlk.
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Dear Sir

o""'''' 0o'i"' 'l' 10 40
have been here this morning at
q O'Clock very much rain and you not yen
ret up wait about ono hour then ,,. oacN
20 NV house If you will IKE WIN me Wolr'
Ship China JOSS | see VIII Soou ia! Will
Won GO and oDlige
"-' " Hop kEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-11

UCTTON SALE TO-DAY AS USUAL,
IN commencing NJ l g o'clock. of
No. l BULK-+IDES and SHOULDERS.
FAMILY EXTRA and SUPERFlSE FLOUR
MACKEREL and IIEERINGS,
SOAPS, STARCH. PAPER,
TUBS. BUCKETS. LARD. BUTTER,
CHEESE, and many Other goods.
Immediately after tho ah0ve-say at ! o,c'1ck,
A Auc assortment OF WHITE GRANITE, PER-
SIAN aud &. C. WARE.
... ALSO,
GOBLETS. TUMBLEEs,
DISHES, PITCHERS. &c. 4
j. r. HOOK ADAY, Auctionecr:
G. W. DUESBEgRY, DR.. Salesman al 11-1t
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AGO Z. 81. Leaves Pir;inond Tt r>DAi.1!i' ~.
DAY. aG.. SATURDAY. i"na'''s''
Nu,i I'n!rt Win steamer Havana ''E
all 3Oim.s on I'r. t'|r: aii ht'..-
more. Arrives ia I:A''.u"r" 81 II
~. connects YI'h rG!-iihts trr NH~I
!u.,un. inll:r!lh,a. -" "fA. :'.@r'
tou. anh ~ WESTERN p1.Ets. '""h -
al R,rh:.lo,td %i:h trains ~ I!ri'GN"|
and r,;"rSauir- ana t,l"s.}"2Rc a@-
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uENRY c. JONES, D. D. S., 80
formerly assistant to DR.. John Manonyl
DENTAL OFFICE: 915S MAIN STREET leastl.
=, RESIDENCE: a25 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
&C 1i-eod
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-25
SALE.

Default having been made in the
conditions of a certain mortgage made
and executed by Naoma A. Rutledge
to E. b. Graham, and dated the 10th
day Of August, A. d. 1877, and given
to secure the payment Of the sum of
eight hundred and fifty dollars (S850),
and which said mortgage was on the
Q fh-day of Angust, "A. D.. 1877, duly
recorded in the office Of the county
clerk and ex-oficio register of deeds Of
Laramie county, in Wyoming Terri
tory, in book sc" Of mortgages, on
pages No.. 226, 227 and 228. And,
whereas, 10y virtue Of the conditions in
said mortgage contained, the whole
amount of money securedb by said mort
gage has been declared due by the said
mortgage, and there is claimed to be
due upon said mortgage at the date of
this notice the sum Of Sl,038.5 50, and
no proceedings at law or in equity hav-
ing been instituted for the recovery of
the same OIL any part thereof; now,
therefore, by virtue Of the power Of
sale in said mortgage contained, the
said mortgage will be ~foreclosed by u
sale Of the mortgaged premises, and tor
that purpose the said premises and the
equity of redemption of the said Naoma
A. Rutledge and her heirs and assigns
In and to the same, will be sold at pub
lie auction for cash 10 the highest bid
der, at the front door of the court house,
in the city Of Cheyenne, county Of
Laramie, on the 18th day of january,
A. d. 1879, at 2 O'Clock In the after
noon. Tie premises covered by said
mortgage and to be sold as aforesaid
being described as follows, to wit: All
that piece or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in the county of Lar
annie and Territory Of Wyoming. and
more particularly known and described
as follows, to wit: Lot number eight
10y in block number three hundred and
twenty-one 1921. In the city Of Chey-
enne, said county and territory, to-
with the improvements thereon.
Dated November 10th, 1878.
E. b. GRAHAM,
nov1I-60t Mortgagee.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-25

Self mixing Columbian Job press,
order. Used but a short time. Just
the thing for amateur printers or for
use at a military post. A small cabinet
and lot Of job type will be sold with it
If desired. Cheap for cash. For fur
Their particulars inquire at LEADER
office. oc20tf
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AT oORINNE
At PROMONToRY

With stages nor Helena. Virgins City and nil
points in Montana.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-25

with Central Pacific Railroad for sacramento,
Sisn Francisco and the principal cities in
California, Nevada and Idnho.
s5-Flrst class hotels and eating houses at
&C nvcnient points along the line.
rS-Pullman's Palace and Sleeping Cars ac-
CO Inpany all trains.
For through rates on freight TO the Black
His, Montana and other points, apply to T.
L.Kimbali, g.. +. A. Omaha.
eH-Purchase tickets via Omaha and Platte
Valley Route.
E.P. vINING, General Freight Agt.l
9. II. II. LARK, General Sup't (om.,.
J.. T. CLARK. Asst Gen. Sup't onihn"
It. L. IMB IL. GenI Ticket Agt.
J. N. KELLER, Local Freight and Ticket
= gent. Cheyenne.
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Rates OF Advertising

!yo Advertisement tassrted for Less than nv
esaks.
DAILY LEADER, AL transient advertise
ments lO cents per line, Nonpariel, each In
.ertion . insertions eight cents per line; 81
In sertions, 8 cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
ssrtion, 10 cents per line 30 insertions 8 cents
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
menta IS cents per line, nrst Insertion !; one
month 20 cents per line; sig months 10 cents
per line; one year 8 cents per line.
Cheyenne. Oct. LIST, 1877.
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The Weekly Leader,
rsscEu svxRr ~rpusspAs.
FERNS. sa.so a Year. $3.50 Half Year
Commercial job Printing

ionsly executed. cards OF every shape ana
sind, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
5lanks OF every kind, Posters. etc., printed
IN short notice. Having n new lot OF TYP
md Presses, We can do handsome work al
DIV prices.
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Visiting cards of unique design; Wis.,
iting cards, the latest styles; and beau
tiful programmes or orders of dancing,
with silken tassels, at the LEADER Of
ice. Send in your orders.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09
The Douglass Dcspe-aIoes.

III" case of .;anea ai,i Edward Dnuglas,s
OF which an account was given in laSt
weeks wing, We're again before ,Justi,a
Foird, on Monday last. After the .jus;!ro
had examined Mr.. "hlrleS ri"rry touriliug
his knowledge q: their chIrarter, without
eliciting any thing Of interest uut contained
i'll tlIr former account Of them, l.. e. Thaal,-
cry, who was acting is their counsel, raised
tie point that, inasmu;lI Is Mr. Slivcrv
ilaf demanded :: surety Of the peace IN their
r;,,r, il Was irregular to hold ,lnm Tor q
further hearing, aut til" proper course Wa
for the Justice, in default of surety, t. COM
nit them fos til" action of til. Grand jury It
the September term Of court. The Iu itiCe
replied hat tie point had occurred to him,
and, after examining another witness, he
remandcd them IT, jail again, where thcY
will remain till tie September term of court
Their counsel having taken an appeal in
their case, il will then be considered and
&din'liG tcd, aud il lie l!,!tnfD Is Uligiant
they Will 10 doubt be sent TO tbs House Of
Correction.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09
Accidental Drowning z.

Stephen Bradley, a resident Of Kent coun-
~, was accidentally drowned iii the S;:,s.:a-
irlS river, at Frodericktown wil!rf, o.. last
Saturday afternoon. bradley, in company
with two other persons, whose names We
failed to learn, cane across the rive! in :,
sail boat, which they nooreiI to the wharf.
and the other two persons rcrroSscd the
river on the hlil:g" to Georgetown. A!rr,
spending some :iln" in Georgetown, tIov
returned 10 the wharf and, not fn,iins
bradley, came to the conclusion he was
drowned, ami commenced to search for his
body in the river, where it was soon after
wards found c!in@in" to IN upright log used
in til" construction CT ghr wharf From IN
position in wi,;cl. TIE haiy wa5 found. il
was apparent tiiat I'll" dac.,3.cl l!ud been
trying to reach the boat by means of tho
log, and falling 10 tic 80, had Slid or down
into the water and drowned Justice rcrry
impanmclcd Il jury of inquest, which 70
turned Il verdict in accoriInce with the
facts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09
A Fearful Prospect.

y correspondent ofthe philadelphia ITn4,a
says: :" / called upon 4 friend ON SUNDAY
evening and found him surrounded by his
family and relatives. he called my attcn-
ton to 4 Sprightil hoy of seven wears e..
age, and to his mother Sitting by linn. lie
then presented Iac to his grandmother. u
young looking lady, and tl;en 20 lis great
grandmother, a dark haired woman, yi.or-
oHS and active, who informed me that hey
mother, the g"';st-srrat- gr;,n.!.aotlIer of tn,
child, was AT home enjoying comfurtahl,,
health, with mind clear and unim2:.ircl at
the age of ninety-live years. Let see: Ii
things hold out in that family 4 li.tlc longe.
when that chap of seven crows ua and gels
married, lis wife will have 4 motlicy-in-l.vy
a granlm"rher-in-!av 4 ..,,r,.t --r..nd,n,.,h.r
in-laW and great great -gra.,lnlot har-in.
law. Tie danger viii lie averiet, however.
There isn't = girl in America green cnoug!
to marry that boy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09

colts owHr,j oH thn Peninsula, years OIL
and nader: first. 80 ,"cord So; third, ST.;
fourth, @in. No. =, premium, sea; free for
ali horses that have no record better than
10 first, SlG0; second, 500; third, $50:
fourth, so.
Second day--Wrslu". day, October it,
1879 No. 1; premium, So Two in tire" Ia
road wagon Free for all iior,,'>, owned on
tie Peninsula, without rccorG: first, so;
second. 80; third, s.. No. !; premium
,.-uJ: free TO all horses HAT have no record
letter than 30. First, Si00; second, $50;
thirl, : 80; fourth, S2a. No. &: premium,
"ti': lfra tur all horses lat have no record
better Ia.n 23I. First, SljO: second, SO:
t!it,, ST.: fourth, 81.
t'ai",i Ray Thursday. October 2nd 1876:
Ne. :: prc.;.i~m. &I;@ Free for all horses
t:i:st hIV" a1 record l''tt.r than , inmates
ir-t, 50; s,ro',.l, -; third, So; fourth,
@i.. NJ. :; prenir.n, $253: free for all
h""~ra hat have no record h'ttc- than 40
FIRST, So: second, SO; thi:l. SO: t;,uvth,
-. 70 q: prrm,Ar. sos: i.ee tnr all
horses ihtt have no .'eco!,l better than 22l
t'ir>t, S-It: .ce"nd, -i""; il!:.d, $50; fourth,
81.
i,ntr liz The rnt.r' will clo,e September
inih. The pamphlet gives full information
a toit.s regulations FOX entries for all CLASSES
u: exhibits.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09

Tie >rGtl.-hytad nta:i tgtif. :" h.cii
passes EIktom Al IL =. NJ, struck Il horse
ana wagon, Just S0nti ii Magnolia i .tton,
on Saturday Lust, killing the horse and
lcmoli,hing The wagon. The h"r," MAS
thrown Under the cars, which threw til"
postal car oil III" track. The train VIII H.
layed several hours. No person was hart.
Capt. w Il. Smith, of I-lIlton, had chay@,.
OF the postal c;tr III, train men failed t.
see any driver with the wagon.
Tile Chairman Of the txcculiya Iou-
nittce of Patrons Ct iIusA:a.lIy # the
Stat" Of Delaware. has issued 4 poster ;,n-
Eouncirg IN excursion b. the Patrons al
Delaware, 20 ocean City, On Thursday,
August li;h. The train will leave vii
miugton ut six O'clock on the mormiH;, d;
Tie excursion, and returning, Will leave
Ocean CITY at i've O'Clock in the cy,uims
and vii! stop at the p,iGcipai stations on
the Delaware Railroad. The c&cu">ioni>ts
will have six hears ~ the sea shore
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09

'At!ivc o'cloch i'll The morning. on Thurs
day last, the day selected for the repetition
"f tliiS f;Noritc excursion from Elk Land
ing, by the Joint Masonic Lodges of New
ARK and i-lktu;;, The prospect WAS anything
but encouraging. Dark, lowering clouds
ol,sr1try,l the smiling face of old Sol, and
tx. rain :t.l IN torrents. 1t va; pleasant
revenge, however, on the " old Sinner" for
,W-itrring humanity had been for days the
j'li>terin.y victims Of lis rays. 1t was nine
0'ciorl, however, before the party WIS COM
i.,";r, the Newark Eanl and company hay
liz h""m detained IN hour or the road
Tila 'itr~'r,' reached! the beach shortly before
"ita "'rioriI lamdng her living freight of
!1Ht Ei'n,s:yI AID >eYrnty -iiyc souls without
arri,rnt OF Ini>liap.
'i|ie day vas pleasant at Colchester, the
air inyi2oratiH@ and hcacing. Even dull
fathers were " smart once in their lives
tnr 1t water WAS alive with sea nettles, the
only drawback to I bath One hun
dr"l a@i twenty-five OF Che c1cur,ionists
w"r" from Newark and vicinity, among
whoa! We're recognized social political and
agricultural representatives of that section
OF Delaware. Socially and Numerically,
thu excursion WAS one oi the most success
iul vi given. Everybody SEEMED alniable
lIlI t'l,roSt'd In hG agreeable TO everybody
else. Here was no scarcity of pleasing
AMI attractive ladies, Il number OF familiar
!ac..S Both OF NrwHri, and i-ikton being as
cycr W"lcGlnci IN such occasions, As be-
tween delaware and Maryland there were
10 nCrcrp:ltle differences either of appear
;tn"9 or Of iiinnar If tn Newark patrons
O.: tn: excursion Were conspicuous for any
one t'l:!!%, ii WAS for the infinite variety of
-i:r:- oil asses iiIa,- s,n,nnl ,,F
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09
Snake Story.

John Rockwell lives at %ciotaville, Ohio,
and ow-na an orchard. Recently, he par
chased some whisky barrels, in which to
pat his cider, and placed them in III out
building near u rocky ledge, where snakes
abound. Visiting the building, 4 few day,
afterwards, he saw a few snakes enter uIc
Of the barrels. He Immediately stopped up
ii! ti.c bung holes and tried tc roll the bar
rels out; but finding them too heavy 10
move, lie procured the assistance OF five of
his neighborS, who armed themselves with
stout clubs. The bGngs Were taken on: and
some hot water was poured in, which had
the effect of starting the snakes out, when
Mr.. Rockwell and his neigllbors strucl,
right and lett, and slaughtered the incretli-
bic number Of 2,i:5:} Of the reptiles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09
Zion anl Eising 2un.

M. Ellis p, llssInc:c, who is agent for
he sale Of Thomas Warning u Bros fcrtili-
&rrs, informs lis that, while travelling extern
.,ivciE through Lancaster, Chester and Bucks
c"iiItit. IN h" prosecution Of his business,
- has seen 100 section OF country bette;
;''"iste,' 70 agriculture! pursuits than the
81 :,ah &u:i Niath districts Of this county,
Fnr good tijiagr, fine crops, an,l tariff y
farmers. ii" says, tilcS" districts compare
'a:urahy with the very best and most
fruitful parts II Bucks county, which is
suppose; by many t" be the garden spot of
Pennsylvania. i;cccutly, while in Newton
township, IN Eucks county, he SO expressed
himself to one of the farmers there, who
seemed +" thimiz lie was .isi;irg: Nc arpra-
head tnai ii MS i,ort,,,u!rIs individual
would visit those districts, he wuuld he con-
riuced Of the truth Gs what Mr. P,,sSmore
told hiIh. We hav. no doubt that the lib
cr;,t use Of Nj. Warnings South Carolina
h"ail IN. i.favli "a DO with the good appear
mace and fertile condition Of he farms in
the aforesaid djatrjci.:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-09
Runaway Team.

Last Wednesday evening, James Morgan,
an clnpIoTcc OF the p. w. 4 t. Railroad
company who Ma' standing on the Platform
}'2r tie f'lDt. WA $tar'ieI ly Il team of
$40 holSci ilsat care rushing past the west
end u TIE d"pnt hai!,ing and running
a"f"s" The PLATFORM stopped on til, track.
t'nic!: as tAau-i.'. h4 caught them and
found tha: their driver whp still retained
his holt upon the lines WAS lying under the
carriage. No damage WAS done by the
m;slIap, and the owner got in the carriage
and went on his way. 1t WAS subsequently
a>ce"tain"i that the team hrtnl"n,i Ia VIM
Ealu!, who i.~,.des at kirilwunu, Del, and
who had come to Elkton for his wife, who
was visiting some Of hcr friends here.
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Excursion to Cape May.

The Kent County Railroad Company will
give an excursion over the Kent County,
Smyrna and Delaware Bay Railroad tc
Bombay Hook, then by the swift bay
steamer THomos Cigda to Cape May, on
Wednesday, August 18th, 1872. The train
from Middletown makes close connection at
Clayton with the excursion train, leaving
Midd!etown at $50 A. NJ. returning mt $50
T. NJ. Farr, Si.5o. Lamb%onS, on the Kent
county road, is only three miles from Fred
ericktown Bridge. Train leaves I.ambSon' :
at 7.0A \. NJ; fare, sl.25: returns to Lamb
sons ut $50 T.. NJ. This is their third eNcur-
sion this season. They are deScrvedly pop
ular and are under the management of l..
+. Fleming, General Manager of the Kent
County Railroad, who will spare no pains
to make this enc rs enjoyable as the others.
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Registers Notice.
To The VOTERS Of Cecil county,

HN!E undersigned. Officers Of Rc@istra-
l. ton for Cecil county. in compliance with the
requirements Of the Act OF 1876. chapter 2la
which makes it the duties OF Officers of Rc:EiStra-
ti"n To pit at some place convenient 20 the voters
.: their respective districts. Tor five successive
days, coi.iEcnci." on Tie first Monday cr Srl5cin-
her. in each year. 'or the purpose Of GiSchargin;,
their duties. hereby give notice that they will
attend as ALLOWS:
Tha Officer OF Registration or the First Election
district viii sit at CECILTuN:
Tie officer Of Registration Tor the Second Flee
ton district viii sit a. Oh - APl.AkE CITY:
The Ulccr of Rc"iStrati"m or he Third Fec
t,oa district will sit at ELkT8Hl:
The Officer Of Registration Tor The Fourth t.lcc-
item district will >i' at FAIR WILL:
The Officer OF Hc.;>traton FOR the Fiah Election
district viii sit At NORTH EAST:
The pii.er of Ec.:i&:.i,t! fpr the Sixth Lice
ton district will st at RISING; SIN:
The niiiccr"i Registration the Seventh Flee
tion district will 81 II FORT DEPOSIT:
The Officer Of Registration .ur the Eighth Elcc-
ti"a diStrir; VIII sit At MOI Nj PLEASANT:
The Officer OF Registration for the Ninth t,nc-
ton district viii 1T at the BRICK MEETING
not ST.
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Casio Machine Company vs.. Janrey.

The case OF the Casino Machine Co. rs
Nathan I. and Thomas Janney, which wa:
tried at the last December term Of court
and resulted il: :: verdict for he defendant
ANA n which subsequently Il new trial wa,
granted, has been compromised. it wa,
proved on the trial that the thrcshing ma.
chine, for the price OF which the salt W..
brought, was effectively constructed, and
on that ground the defendants refused pay.
ment and contested the case. \ conpro,
mise was effected by the Company changing
the construction Of the machine so Us tC
make it comply witt! the original guarantee
and also surrendering the notes for &'02
upon which the silt had been instituted
and accepting new notes for 500.