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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02
trustees OF or,, rsr,rr

VINO IL VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to two deeds Of trust executed to me as
Trustee nv Wnl H. Irwin AID barbara Ann nls
wife. Of dates April 2lst 1871 and May I5th 49,
respectiyely recorded in the CLERKS once Shehan'
doah connty Va Liber No. 10 folio " x foiio elZ'
resnectiyely to secure certain debts therein re-
cited, I will SELL on
FRIDAY, APRIL llth. 1879,
n nublie auditor. to the highest bidder, on the
nrenises of m II. Irwin on stony Crees, ,No
miles West Of Columbia Furnace, the ioho"lns
property viz: one tract Of lane
CONTAINING 10 ACRES,
more or less of which about 100 acres Is cleared,
land and In good aiming condition, about on acIe
moro or less il Of the best stony 'rfek bottom
This land is we'll watered. There 10 upon the
nremiscs good house aud barn and other neces-
aaarv ont buildings. and orchard OF gooo run.
Should the sale of the laud not satisfy the 1eots
sacured I'm the Trust Deeds, there VIII be SOFA az
ssms time and place the following personal pro,
uertv viz: Two horses and other live stock quo
| tanning implements now on the premises anu
which we're on the premises onihe lSih aas Oh
May 1879. ,..,o
~ sale at II O'Clock \. VI. .....,,,-
Trustes OF VIM. II. Irwin wife
zr.rch Ids.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

RECEIPT FOR MAKING a LIVE Town
Read tie following receipt foi making
a live town. If strictly adhered to II
cannot fail to de- IFS work:
l. Sell your luilding lots at reasona-
bic prizes.
.. Ifyou can afford to do so donate a
building lot for some large business en-
ierprise, and thereby enhance the prop
er,y OF tie town.
3. Induce business men to locate in
your town.
4. Patronizo the business men ofyour
own town.
5. Always sum up yOur expenses
when you visit places outside your own
town 10 buy goods.
G. Speak we'll Of worthy public enter
priscs.
:. Sp ak well to strangers of your
town and its people.
s. Ifanythirg should be undertaken
that may he of benefit to The town. do
not speak III of il TO others because yoy
happen to be prejudiced against it.
Q. II YOU have an over supply Of
money. do not inyestln far off specula.
tons. but give yourself and your town
lhe be eft oft BY establishing a man
ulactor, Of some kind.
10. Encourage YOUR local papers by
subscribing ami advertising.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02
DISTRICT No. >.

We are authorized to announce MAI. W. H.
MILL FL. a. q candidate for Coumiss ner Of ine
reyei ne in District No. ?, composed Of M"oisoh
and Johnston magisterial districts
March, l.-te.
We are authorized 10 announced J. NoNROi
HOTTIE. as a candidate for 'oumlssi oher V' tue
Revenue in lis; ic' 40. ., ON osed o. ii" '-SoH
auG Johnson magisterial districts
Feb. 5th te.
We are authorized 10 announce GEO. :. GRAND
STAFF. a. a candidate for Com missioner ol tne
Ieveuue for district No ., composed o. Madison
and Johnston magisieTial districts.
Feb. l2-te.'
weare authorized to announce THOM As w.
NcINTilFF. as candidate flr Comm issioner 81
the Revenue. in dist ct 40. ? composed ol Johr-
ston and Madison magisteri-l districts
Feb T.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH !.
PIAUGTR, as a candidate for c. Il Inis'i iier o. tle
Revenue ~ dstiio NJ. =. composed oi '-"''1'-
and Johnston magisierial districts.
Fet. 12-te.
wea-e authorizcito announce sYfEM / HAJS
FNFLUCK as candidate for Commi- soner ID
the Revenue in District so. . composed Of Mam
son join ston magis.eIial districts
Feb. l2:h.-te
We are authorized 70 announce PERRY J. Al.
LIsON, as a candidate for Commiss Toner OF in'
Revenue in district No. ?, composed OF Naoiao'
Johnston magisterial districts.
Teb 10, te.
We are authorized TO announce SAIhANlEl
BARTON, as a candidate for Commissioner o. tn
Revenue 10 district 20. ,, ctmpceed Of Maoisoi
and Johnston magistorial district.
Feb. % 1879. &c
We are authorized 70 announce jas. p. AhIz
a. candidate for Commission,r Of the Revenue
in district No 2 composed q Ala hsoh ana "o"n
-ton m4gi.teral districts.
March 9th &c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

Miss Mary Meade. OF Clarke county
va, sister Of the late Bishop Meade
died on Thursday last.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

Lake fish and Potomac lish are no"
on the market and for sale by
If w. e.. BARRON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

800 TUNS bLACh Vhh DhNN'
nroperly taken and well.cured. for which we VIII
~ #. BORDfN & BRO,
,,a,eh 10 am Tens Brook, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

A million ofworms guawing day and
night is qaite enough, we think, 10
throw a child i to spasms. Shriner's
Indian Vermisuge will destroy and ex--
pei them and restore The child. For
sale BY J. S. IRWIN & Son.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

"STRANeE, THIN. The Teiey''
reply to our article, Of last weeS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02
DISTRICT NJ. 3.

We are authorized q ann>lnce DAVID 4.
NEFF. as andidtte for Commlssioaer oi tn,
Revenue in district No. 3, composed " Ashhy ana
Lee rragistsrial districts.
March 18th te
We are authorized 70 announce CHRIS lAN
MILLER, as a candidate for re election as Noiu'
missioner Of tie Revenue in Dist ict 10 o. com
posed Lee and Ashby magisterial districts
March, l2-te.
We are autho lied to announce jaws
sTIDLEY, as a candidate for Commissioner OF tLe
Revenue. in District 80. 3. composed OF Lee ah-
Ashby agisteiial Districts
Feb 9th e.
We are authorized to announce JOSEF IL
srENGLER as a candidate Tor CumInlssiohef o.
the Revenue, in DIST les No 3, composed OF lee
and Ashby magisterial strics.
Feb 12-te
We are ant orized 20 Announce WM. II. hiCL
as a candidate for ComT issioucr q the revenue
in district No. 3, composed # Lee ana Ashn'
Maqisterial district.
Feb i2-te.s
We are authorized to announce JOHN LIE o.
BOEN. a candidate for Commissioner OF th
Revenue in district No. 3. composed Of Lee au'
Ashby magisteiial districts.
Feb 10th te.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

CIRCUIT COURT. Circuit Court
commenced Yesterday. y number OF
cases. of interest. are set for this court.
bat at present it is impossible to learn
which cases will be tried. Should a
railroad case come up. the others will
Of necessity lie deferred.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

ANY Patent Medicine Advertised il
this paper can be had of B. Schmitt a
the regular price. June l2-~u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

SPARE TIE BIRDs.-lc is unlawful
to kill robins after Tins date. Persons
violating the law are liable 10 fine OF
ten dollars, and imprisonment until
pad. not exceeding thirty days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02
Eoi, COMMISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE
DISTRICT NO. /.

We are authorized to- announce WILLIAM
FAU~lS1 OCK, as 8 candidate for Ccmmiss' o. er
- ~. revenue in district No. l, composed OF
paws and stuneWan nagisierial districts.
March l9-te.
We are authorized 10 announce h. hAtN' as
a rqudjdate Tor Commissione' OF the Revenue, III
pistrict No. /, COMPOSED Of stone"ah ana DAVIS
maeisteria districts.
March PIE.
vo are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE JOSEPH r
NI\1UIFT, asa candidate tcr Ccmnnssioner
OF ihe Revenue in Dishiot No, J. con poieo o.
Davis and StoueWall msgisterial districts.
Feb. te.
o.ra authorized TO announce W. W. LOGAN.
"a candidate fSr Commissioner OF the revenue,
N district No l, composed Of sioEeWaH ana
Davis magis.eria. districts.
Feb, 9th. te
We are authorized to an ounce JNO. D. Is "a lii
as candid te for Commissioner q the heNehut,
In district No. !, composed II Stcnewau aLu DaN!s
nagisteiial DISTRICTS -
We are Authorized to announce HARVEY
sNlOoT, as a candidate for commissi9nef o. lAs
Revenue. III strct No. ], COMPOSED oil S'ono"~-
end Dav ma gisterlal districts
Feb. 9TH te
we are su.Lorized 70 announce DAVID 7. spl-
KFK. as candidate for Commiss-ouer q iLs
I-eval 10 iu district No. D., composed Oh stcneWal
anu Davis mas .sisrlai districts
Feb. l2-te.'
We are authorized q announce d ~. = VI , as
ors,dtdstc To- Commissioner q the LeNenue 'Oi
di.t.ict so. ], con posed u stoneNaA ana paws
m.clsttIlai districts.
+ b 1---te.'
Ueare authorized to announce SOLOMON O.
CI4IKt. a ndidate for Cenmissi Der 81 INC
Eeveuu,, ior district No. ], CONF osed u Stohe"ai
ana IaN.sn ie.sieiial ostiic''
Feb Lite
We are authorized to announce CORNLLIt =
uCCKNaN as d can dida.e for Commissioner OF
he R.1euue in district No. I, composed III stone
val and avs magister a. districts
Feb L. ,e'
y-- are authorized q announce ABfAi a VI
R.FFi asa candidate for Commissl1uer OF the
Revenue iu dit Jet 80. ], comps OF 7'One"~4'
and laws ms sistor ial disirc's.
Icb l2---tr'
We are authorized 10 announce AL AAN - -,
BARTON as q caldi late for tommissioHtf OF ne
Revenue I'D district No. J, c imposed OF s'oD'"@'i
ana avis maj isieIial district.
Feb. l1--tt'.
We are authorized 20 announce OLO. Z. NAM
AraN A. q candidate flr rec lection as COMMITS, SOU
- 81 the 4evemue in Districr No. /, cong osed q
st,ueyau and Dayi, magisteIi1l districts
Fec l2h-te.
ktthe solicitation Of many friends nave con
cu6ed 90 am ounce myself as a candidate LOT
C,,.rrs.iOle r %, The Revenue for DIST let No. i
crr,,rtsed ~ avis O. ~ nrwall magiste lai CTS
rr-f- promising q e.ected ialr and an LoAesl
na.ce Il tie duties OF he taee,
Res ectluiiy,
7 " a4IEN TOW N
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

MANGANEsE.-W have received
several specimens Of manganese from
Mr.. Job Atkins, mining engineer. The
specimens received were taken from
mine on the Overall tract in the Little
Fort. They are now taking ont OF tic
mines about three tons per day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

HANoED.-A party Of youeg men oil
this place formed a conspiracy last
Monday night, to prevent Profs. I'm
seld and Brennamin, the popular music
teachers, from monopohzlng the young
ladies of the town. Many of our young
ladies have become members Of the
music class taught by the gentlemen
mentioned, and they are so pleased
with the attractions OF the music school
that some of the young men have be-
come quite jealous, and assert that they
are almost entirely deprived of the
pleasure Of their evening visits. Almost
dispirited and with a determination to
do something desperate, they started
out with the full design OF seeking
PREPARATION for their injuries, but on their
way they met the young ladies. y
young gentleman of the party. who was
never known to resist the attractions Of
the gentler sex, basely deserted his com
panions and was taken charge of b.
two of the young ladies. This proceed
ing further enraged the bold cOnsplra-
tors, and with reckless haste, ;hey
determined that the traitor must suffer.
They Immediately returned, seized their
companion. while he was talking
tendcrly-thatis as tcndelly as he can
to The young hd!es,. and deliberately
hanged him. But not wishing TO stain
their Lands with the blood ola fellow
lhey relentcd and carried of the offend
ing brother. After severe reprimand.
he was released and again admitted
into the order Of ancient petitmaitres.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02
TUFTS PILLS

arc especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose effects
such change of feeling as to
astonish tho sufferer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-04-02

DR.. ] C. AVER 4 co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-31

COASTWIsE sTEAEISIIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
pier foot Of Canal ST.. Sorth River
For San Francisco, via the Isthmus of Panama.
Steamship CLYDE. Saturday. JAM 10,
Prom San Francisco to Japan and China.
Steamship CITY OF PEkING. .Satu rday Feb. T. noon
From San Francisco to Honolulu New Zealand and
tralia
Steamship CITY or NEW Work. Monday. Jan. 10 noon
For freight and general information apply companys
Office on tho pier foot Of Canal st. North River.
Passengers forwarded San Francisco, Sandwich
Islands, japan. China. New Zealand Australia South
America, Central America and Mexican ports.
For tckcts for Information In apply
q. I. sEwELL. ii. j. bULLAT.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
for St. Thomas Para Perm ambmco Bahia and Rio do Ja-
neiro connecting NJ ST. Thomas with for Porto
Rico, Jamaica aud the Spanish Main.
The nrst class iron steamship
CITY OF PARA,
Captain Carpenter,
will sail for tho above ports Monday A. NJ
No freight received for this steamer after the Id
Freight received Mt ali limos Roberts Brook
yn. but only on permits from New YORK onico
shippers desiring insurance effect the under
policy Mt lowest ratios Through tickets issued
ali points reached by the Royal Steam Packet Conpanys
lntcrcoonis steamers. and 90 Monscvdeo aud luenos
Mvros.
Freight paid advance For freight en- gage
passage, having elegant appiy
TO q. H. MALLORY 90 Agents.
Office picr 20 Eas River uetr I'm frr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-31

AFOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
calling Ms the following ports. via -
Kingston, ia: Cape Iavti, onavcs IT. Marc. rort-su-
Prince Aux Cages and Jacmc In Hayti; santa Martins
savaniila, Cnrthagens and Aspinwa In Colombia. and
- IN JANUARY TmE coMPAvY,s STEAMERS Will.
RUN DIRECT TO COLON tAsPINwALIJ VIA KING.
STON yA-), MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION wlrif
TIN STEAMERS FROM PANAMA Fon SOUTH PA
Regular iortnIghtIy saiinss from pcr No. 81 North
-''1'' ~ FOR KINGSTON JAJ- AND nAyrL
ETNA. December II ALPS. December 70
FOR HAYTI COLOMBIA, GREYTOwN. COLON PAN.
ANA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS.
foR PoRro Rico.
Superior first class passenger accommodations.
No. 81 Wall St
DERMUDA, WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
ID Quebec and Gulf Ports steamship Company.
FROM COMPANY'S PIER NEW a NORrff RIVER,
For BERMUDA--Steamship BERMUDA Jan. I, 10 A. NJ.
FOR ST. JOINS. ARECfno. .AGuADILIA. MAYA.
For GuADAL0UPE. DOMINICA, MARTINIQUE, ST.
LUCIA, BARBADOS and TRIN1DAD-stcamship CAN
:" PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED
For freight: passage and insurance apply to
LEvE ALDEN. Passenger Agents. I'll broadway.
L,LORIDA. VIA POPULAR INSIDE ROUTE. AVOID
IL ing danger aud scasckness.-rhs steamers of
ing strictly first class accommodations ieave
Savannah Tuesday and Saturday nj r. NJ Through
New York. J. N HARTMAN. Manager.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-13
Presbytery of New Castle.

The Prcsbytery of New Castle met in the
Presbyterian Church Mt Zion, on Tuesday
evening last, and after Il sermon by the re-
firing Moderator, Rev, W. w. Reese, pro-
cea,led to effect an organization; after which
the roll was called by Rev. W. W. Heber-
ton, stated Clerk, and about fifty members
answered to their names.
Rev. +. w. Gaylord, OF Georgetown, Kent
county, was chosen Moderator, and Rev. G.
II. Rodney and +. ID. Cleavcr We're elected
temporary clerks.
Hr. Poor, Secretary Of the Board Of Edu-
cation being present WAS inIitsl 10 sit as
corresponding member, and after the trans
action of some matters OF business, the
meeting adjourned till Wednesday, morning,
at o'clock.
The Presbytery met on Wednesday morn
Ing, and after spending 4 half hour in de-
votional exercises, proceeded to business.
Rcvs. MessrS. bingham, Lawson, Dubois
and Rutter, of the Chester i'resbytery, and
Eevs. W. l.. :. Murray and A. ID. Davis, Of
The VI, L. Church, being present, were in
vited to SIT as corresponding. memherS
After the appointment Of committees and
the transaction of the usual routine bust
ness, DIR. Poor was heard upon the subject
of the education of candidates for the min
iStry. His remark. were both interesting
and profitable.
Rev. +. Is. DuNal, If Wilmington, deliv-
cred Il sermon and the Presbytery took 4
recess til O'Clock, at which time it again
met aud af.Lf noFl routine business; Rev.
W. Il. ninghen addressed tbs Presbytery
in behalf of Lincoln University. This III
stitution is located near OXfnrd. Pa and is
designed for the theological education of
phlnreJ mi, 81, It ,arl ler
the care Of New Castle Prc>hytery, which
has always taken great interest in its sue
cess and upon this occasion commended it
to the churches for aid.
At 80 =. NJ, the Presbytery took n re-
cess till 7,39, when Rev, 4, y. keigwin, Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-13
For The Cecil Wing.
Hon. William Daniels Letter-Caroline' s
Record-Judge Stump's Congralula-
tlons-Advice to Facto."

Bro. MURRAY:-I our letter of the Both
has just reached me. | am sorry was
no: nearer at hand so as to have gotten
up proof in reiutation Of the communica-
tons you enclose. The extract from the
Denton tniOH, Caroline county, | am
sure can be verified 1t is edited by j.
Ill. Emerson, one Of the most reliable
men of that county. The extract in ref
crence to Talbot county WAS taken from
the Baltimore SIN and it extracted it
from Talbot county paper. Strange to
think that papers circulated i'll the coun-
ty would publish such statements if not
true and stranger still that they have
not been cuntradicted before. But it
may be true that the first year after
Local Option was voted on in Caroline
and Talbot that the presentments were
considerably increased. because during
this time the liquor sellers openly deiicd
the law and they were indicted right and
left for so doing. And it was not until L
case was taken to our Court of Appeals
and the conStitutionality of the law fully
established that the liquor dealers obeycd
it. 1t took 4 year and more to get this
decision and it was after this that the
good effect Of the law was seen. These
facts | am perfectly conversant with as
participated in the trial of the test case
before our Court of Appeals. As to pre-
sentiments after the decision, l believe
e" FactoS' statements can be easily re-
futed by referring to the records. We
can beat them every time on facts.
am glad to see they are disposed to III
vestigate. if they do not lie too strongly.
Very truly yours for the cause.
WM. DANIELS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-13
JOHN Z. wILsoS, Solicitor.

TI!E object Of this suit is to procure a
4 decree Tor the sale of certain mortgagcd
premises in Cecil county. Maryland, particularly
mentioned in the Biz in this cause.
The Bill states that on the 9th day Of July. 1873.
n certain Mary NJ. Dean. OF the City OF l'hIli:dc!-
phd. State OF PennSy IL ania. being indebted unit"
one Jane Dean. of ;hc said CITY and State. in the
sum OF twenty five hundred dollars. and intending
10 secure the paymcH: thereof unto the said Jane
Dean did Ivy her deed Of mortgage OF that date.
convey unto the said Jane Dean certain real estate,
living in said county. and particularly described
in said Bill. to which said decd o. mortgage.
there is n condition annexed. that it Le VOID OIL
the payment by the said "arN III Dean, OF the
sum of twenty-five hundred GollaTS. with Interest
thereon. on before the 9TH day OF July. ISL
Interest to he paid scm-annu:ily on or before the
9th day OF January ami Judy. in each and every
year: and upon default being made in the pay
mcnt of said interest then the whole of said mort
gage debt and interest shall become due and de
mandablc: and thar default in tho payment al
said interest has been made. although demand
has been made OF said Mary NJ. Dean. ttcrch.
rendering the whole OF said mortgage dent due.
That the said Jan" bean. on or about the lCri
day OF January 1879 {. .i..u", :ll her rht. title
and interest in said morEa to Franklin y. Kern.
OF the State of Pennsylvania. And that the sai''
Franklin =. Kern. On or ahoat the 10th day OF
May. 1872 rncd all his right. title ana Interest
in the aforesaid mortgage to the complainant:
Mary I. Bloom.
That the said Mary VI. Dean. Jane Dean and
Franklin y Kern. reside out Of the State ui Mar.
land. And that the sum Of twenty-five hundred
dollars. with interest thereon from the 9th day "i
JAY 1875 l. sun quo anu wv WIZ 10 tnc COM
ant Mary j. Bloom. although the time limited
fnr the payment thereof 10y the condition atory-
said has passed. and payment thereof has been
duly demanded.
II is thcreupun rI]HdgSd and ordered. that the
/ complainant. Mary 7. Boom, by causing u copy
! OF this Order 10 ba inserted in some newspaper
published in Cecil county. Mary land, once wee +,
/ ior ono month, before the 2lth day of September
| next give notice To the said Mary NJ. Dean, Jane
! Dean and Franklin =. Kern, OF the object aEl
substance of this Bal. and warn them to appear
in this Court in person or by solicitor. on or heic,
/ the oath t!:v of December next. to answer TIC
| premises and show cause if any they have, why q
| decree ought not to pass prayed.
| A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Avg 22-lm CLERK,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-13
Gratifying Statistics.

Since the panic Of 1874 many hundreds of
tramps have sought and obtained lodging at
the aims house. Shortly after they became
so plenty as to he a nuisance, the trustees Of
that institution ordered the overseer to keep
record of the number that were lodged
and fed at the public expense. We learn
from the reports of the trustees OF the aims
house that during the year ending on the
Both of April, 1877, $500 Of these wandering
gentry were lodged there; Tor the succeed
ing year, the number WAS 30, being de-
crease of 2,:55S compared with the proceed
ing record; for the year ending 30th of April,
1879, 1,0Sj were lodged and fed at the insti-
tuition, which shows Il further decrease of
26I. This, though not so .ratifyin. to the
0verburdened taxpayer as the diminution
shown for the year 1878, is quite encoura.-
ing, and indicates that, if business is not
brisk, it is still improving.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-13
Whining on, delivered sermon, which WAS

Whining on, delivered a sermon, wl4irh WIS
followed by IL general conference
The Prcsbytcry met at the usual hour, on
Thursday morning, and a call was present
ed to the Rev. W. V. Louderhau.h from
the Odessa Church which he accepted, and
Il committee was appointed to o:tl:in and
install him on the eth instant.
AT IL o'clock, the MODERATOR Rev. L. W.
Gaylord, delivered a sermon and recess
was taken till l.30r. NJ, when the Presby
terry met and concluded its i;tbors.
st. Georges, Del, was chosen as the next
place of meeting.
A large concourse of people We're in at
tendance from the surrounding country, in
rludin. many from the Rock and Noting
ham congregations, all of whom were hos
ritabiy entertained in the session house.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-13
Death of a Gallant Soldier.

Charles II. Martin, formerly of Philadel
phia, but for some years past resident of
this county, died 1t his residence, in Elk
Neck, of typhoid fever, on Saturday last.
The deceased was one of the first to join
the 9th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers,
under Colonel Geary, in 1861, and after
wards participated in all the battles fought
by the Army of the Potomac up to the
battle Of Gettysburg. The regiment was
then sent West and joined Sherman's
army, where Mr.. Martin, who was the
standard bearer Of the regiment, planted its
colors upon the summit Of Lookout Noun
tain. He subsequently lost IL limb at the
battle of Peach Tree Creek, noar Atlanta,
which incapacitatod him from duty and he
was obliged to leave the army. Deceased
was in middle life and leaves 4 widow and
several children.