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are they duly qualified, and have they
actei, according to law bat it provides
that contested votes shall not be count
ed Nn!ess each h0use, roting separately. de-
cides that they shall be counted But
more than this the proposed law author
any State in which there has been con-
tested election, Notwithstanding the ques-
ton may have been determined by the
highest judicial tribunal of such State
These are some Of the Objectionable
features of the Bicknell bill. which, taken
as Il whole. is quite rs bad as it would be
possible to devise.
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LANCASTER. Pa. Jan. 21.-Judge Pat
terson to-day summoned before him the
editors of the Doiiy MtcNigeHeer Mcssrs.
Steinman and lIensel (practicing attor-
neys), because of Il criticism made in yes
terday's MtcHig6acfr, which said that the
court had been imposed upon by the
commonwealth officers. and would take
no cognizance of the imposition because
those who committed it were. like the
Judge, Republicans. The case spoken of
is known as the Snader liquor case. The
Judge declared that they should be ruled
to show cause why they should not be
stricken from the roll Of attorneys
Messrs. Steinman and iIensel denied the
authority Of the court to require them to
answer as attorneys for their editorial
criticisms. The matter comes up again
tomorrow.
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THUI,sD4l, JANUARY Goth.
Five Head of Horses ::

No. /. Dun mare KIT. Years old. will work any
where. FOOD driver. and ladies' horse. No. ..
i-iii4n dark i.ti' .r,ir. y Nj L. gleztlt " 'rkcr
and driver. years old. M. j. IiDrsr Tus. Year.
old. good stock. No 1. Sorrc Mare s year. old
good worker and driver. NJ. s. Gray Mare. oooG
years old. = Colts. year old
2YOKEOF OMEN yoke years old, will
weigh 100 Ms. the other will weigh 800 Ms and
caunot be cXccilcd. MICH COWS some OF
them c ann IN profit ''"i!cr = old !
steer. years I'D % steG.!, s tnt. a,h, anil.
wears old, good stock. Spring Calves. line
ShoatS. Sow. with pig. 10 Eve forward with
lamb. good stock. l Bull.
FARMING IMPLEAI ENTS,-l farm Wagon.
Champion combined Mower and Reaper. new
with guarantee until August. 1881 good Corn
Se:..t. : Oliver Chilled Plow. good as ncw.)
new Militia Ifow. yplkc t,a:I'pS. . one. ,'h.,-s
Ok Carts. Il OF them hSohd tread Lbmiey
Horse Rake. tncarIy nrw) ! Jaeger wagon, !
Roller. l old Horse Rake. set oi single and
Doubletrccs 1 Ok Chains Beam ana Pea draws
$40 pounds, ihoycls. Forks, Hoes amt Matto"ks
sets OF Plow Harness. ; set of Wagon Harness, {
Hrlters ] halfbuShcl Measure.
100 laucis # y hiEc .rrp ~ ihC car. i'uruips
by the buShtl. tinc-fialf irirlcsl in l. acre, Il
Wheat in the ground. ! stack Dl HAY by tue ton
and many other articles not mentioned. 90
TEnGs OF SALE.-Al sums If SO and under
he given ~ tho pl,tGliasGr styii,g lis a,.tl al,
security To lie approved lay WIN. I. Wilson ana
James Barnes with interest il not paid when due
payable ut the Rising Sun BInin" Go. Hs-SalC
to commence ut 10 o'clock ~ NJ. sharp.
WM T. WILSON.
J. c. HISDMAN Auctoncer.
Jan 2+lw =. HARTENsTEIN, Clerk.
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St. Clements Church, Philadelphia.

At the last session Of the I'cnnsyIva-
mia Diocesan Convention in Philadelphia.
Il resolution was adopted, authorizing the
Right Rev. Bishop Stevens and Il stand
ing com,nit,ep 20 Try the rector and the
vestry copnec,ed with 81. Clements p.
f. Church, if they still persisted in ritz
aistic practices. Al a meeting of the
standing committee, held at Bishop Ste
vens' house last Taesday, st. Clements
Church was represented by eGu,.sal. AID
presented protest from tire Rev. u. 5.
Prescott, its pastor against any action
being taken under the canon alleged to
have been yiolated-thc twenty-sevcnth
canon, title 1, Of the Protestant Epsco-
pal Church. He takes the ground that
the canon is unconstitutional, and chal-
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The Bicknell BILL regulating the count
ing of the electoral vote for President. has
been reported back in the House ard
made the special order of the day for JAN
est Importance is too obvious to require
argument aud that it should receive the
Immediate, earnest attention Of Congress
is equally plain. Although the bill in its
present shape cannot be commended the
debate it is to be hoped will result in the
adoption of some measure that will RENE
dy the faults of the present method of
counting the vote and receive the endorse
ment of the country. Bat whatever is
done in the matter before the hext cleo
ton for President must be done at the
present session of Congress. There is,
therefore. no time to lose. We confess,
however, thai it is good deal for the
country to expect that the present major
ity in Congress will be able so far 90 d-
vest itself of the desire for party adyan-
tage as to make fair unselfiSh, non
partisan law that will commend itself to
the unbiased Judgment of the people.
That, i'll these days, t.t;a quality, wise
and patriotic craftsmanship is needed in
this exigency, and the outlook in Wash
ington is byno means encouraging.
AS We have already intimated, the bill
reported back ought not in CIR Judgment
to become law. II is altogether too
sweeping, and eonfers upon Congress
powers which might, in the hands Of an
and partisan majority. be
absolutely dangerous to the rights and in
dependence of the States. 1t practically
abrogates that clause of the Federal Con-
which declares that leach State
shall appoint it's Electors in such a man
ncr as its Legislature SHAH direct 1t
not only gives to Congress the right to
decide "who are the Electors appointed,
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sssEHE+CECIh+W HIG'ss.

SUBSCRIPTION, Two DOLLARS YEAR, IN ADVANCE
SIX MONTHS One DOLLAR. No SUBSCRIPTION WILL
BE RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
The OBJECT OF ITS PROPRIETOR BEING TO MAKE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

IT Is nearly generation since gold was
discovered in California, the thirty-second
anniversary Of the pioneers having been
celebrated last Monday evening. 1t is
astonishing, even to Americans, who are
accustomed to the rush of commerce and
the Aladdin-like up-springing of cities.
to think that barely generation ago
there was no San Francisco on the Cali
lornIa e"ast-merely Il paltry settlement
oi one thousand inhabitants.
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If |ice-President can preserve order
IN the Senate, what is the use of having
a Nice-President, any way? Yet lie ut
terlH failed on last Tuesday. Three
times he called on the Senators to "take
the'r seats and be quiet" but in vain,
@ii'i hhaiiy had to instruct the Sergeant
alarms to seat the gentlemen who
We're Standing The disorderly scna-
tors ought to be spanked. and the Vice
President might as we'll go to Florida on
Il fishing excursion.
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IT is worthy of note that the decision
IN favor of Fitz John Porter was brought
about wholly by the Democratic majority
IN the House Military Committee. all the
Republicans voting against rehabilitating
him and presenting him with fortune
out of thc national Treasury.
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iF Mr.. Tilden really had hand in the
Maine conspiracy, he is very much like
sisyphus. He keeps rolling that barrel
of his up an inclined plane, and some
times almost reaches the top, but it al
ways rolls down on him again and nearly
brushes him every time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

iHE result Of the contest in Maine is
most gratifying not from mere party con-
siderations, but on account of the assur-
ance it gives that right not might, homes
ty not trickcry, must in the end prevail.
Had this plot succeeded, American citi-
zenship would have been mockcry, and
the fundamental principles of our govern
ment would have been virtually destroy
cd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

THE Washington correspondent of the
baltimore SIN reports the rumor that
Senator Groome will oppose the contirma-
ton Of the Census Supervisors recently
appointed for Maryland, the objection
being that they are all Republicans.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

GEN. CHAMBERLAIN is now called ''the
scholar in politics. At any rate lie has
demonstrated that college professor
may be practical man of affairs, which
is frequently questioned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

At the German banquet at Annapolis,
on Wednesday night Mr.. Less. one of
the German ctaq"ers, said, that whatever
differences there might have been in the
Democratic party in the past, it was now
united and happy. Now ''happy" is a
weak word for the present festive condi-
ton of the faithful. Timber Legg ought
to have known this. Pinkney Whyte
and his friends are not only .happy" as
a big sunhowcr but are positively riot
''os III their JOY. They spell it Gore-man.
so ii. Legg.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

THE Maine Fusionists are going to hold
out. That means that they are going to
be held out. They are out, emphatically
and will stay out as long as they please,
and perhaps good deal longer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

THERE is a statement of religion pos
sihle which makes all skepticism absurd
SO says Emerson. And every honest
thinker can answer that in the affirmative.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

THE Fusionists up in Maine are good
deal ike the fellow who bit green per-
simmon, and, when asked how he liked
it, said, Now, mister, am | whistlin'
or singin'o''
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LIVER IS KING.-'rhe Liver is tha imperial
organ OF the whole human system. as it controls
the life, health and happir ass of man. When it
is disturbed in its proper action all kinds of all
mcnts arc tho natural result. The digestion of
food. the movements of the heart and blood. the
action of the brain ami nervous system. are all
Immediately connected with tine workings OF the
Liver. 1t has been successfully proved that
Greens August Flower is uncqualed i'll curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant, and all the numerous symptoms that re
suit from an GHhGalihy condition Of tHc Liver and
Stomach. Sample bottles to try. 10 cents. Posi-
tiy ely sold in all towns the Western Continent
Three doses will prove that it is Just what You
want
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TTHHlS is to give notice that the subscriber Of
i Cecil county. hath obtained rom the DrpIa ms
Court OF said county. letters Tcstamentary on the
personal estate of
HARRISON II. BENNETT
iata ri Said uGunls, deCra y"i ~ cr;,n !l;i III
,la;G.s asai; the aid &c, c;l &c, are hereby warn.
cd TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated,
TN or before the both day ni nrceI!hcr 1881:
they NAV otherwise. by law he excluded from sIi
tlfen, 81 ei,lL Cstatu. Ali PERFUME indebted t.,
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 3rd day OF January. 1851
JOHN I. BENNETT
Executor OF Harrison ii. Bennett.
Test-H. d. MILLER, Register.
Jan 3-6w
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FOR RENT

n T RISING ST y, that splendid store
"A and Dwelling, corner Ol Queen and Cherry
streets. suitable ior general merchandising bust
ness. An energetic man can find no better stand
any where iii Maryland. ami il j. the best in
Rising sun. For particulars. inquire OF
A. RUPEE.
Jan A-tf on the premises.
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as they learn to look back to the centur-
les OF European progress on which our
modern civilization is based But it is
none the less to be deplored that 50 little
regard should generally be paid to what
must of necessity be part of the educa-
cation of 4 capable and logical statesman
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CUBA is anxiously waiting for the re-
suit of the vote on the slavery bill, and
we trust that the result will be in behalf
of civilization and humanity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24

MR. FERNANDO WOODS opinion is
worth little in spite of his mistaken
financial views. He says that there are
only two Democrats who can carry New
ort State-and neither Of them is
Tilden.
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\ HOUSEHOLD MEDIA book on the
Liver, its diseases and their treatment, sent
Free" Including treatises upon Liver Com
plants, Torpid Liver .Jallndice, Biliousness
Headache. Constipation, Dyspepsia, Mala-
ria, &c. Address Dr. Sanford, l62 Broad
way, New York City, New York
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


JOEL i. CRAIG
RICHARD II. WARDFLL. RACHEL. WAR
DELL. his vile VI AIRY &. CRAIG MIS-
souri, !. CRAIG, NARY j. CRAIG.
ROBERT c. CRAIG. LEAH CRAIG his wife,
REBftt'A +. CRAIG. SARAH &. CRAIG
JACOB TOME. DAVID ). NFSB!TT. AND
TIE I %kNpNH HEIRS TT FRANCIS
CRAIG. deceased.
In the Orphans Court iOr Cecil county. In Equity
No. !. Oh. D. January 18th. 1850
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HE proceedings of the Maine Fusion
ISIS are ridiculous in the extreme. The
spectacle afforded by alleged Speaker
i-amSon. seated on the top of high fence
and reading the usual order, with varia-
: tons: state Of Maine, House of Repre-
sS}tlves as near as possible" ought to
allied by Mast. The as near
.s-SELcgisators; ought to be
furnished with Harlequin costumes.
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I|'e (eti| mh'e.
ELKTON, JANUARY "a, 1880.

No number of Governors seemed to
satisfy Maine, but one Supreme Court
was enough.
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Mr.. Blaine's little speech to his neigh
bors, on Wednesday night, was ringing
paean of rejoicing over a victory which,
it may safely be said, IL, other man could
have won, under like circumstances. 1t
was terse, joyous, combative, argumenta-
tive and full of electric and ,iustiliable en-
tiiusiasm over the result that has inspir-
ed all Republicans with feeling ofunusual
qualification. Every sentence told. He
condensed more in q paragraph than
would suffice for the material Of an ordin-
airy speech, and although he covered The.
whole ground and history Of the contro-
versy, he was able to spare little time
for ridiculing Mr.. Hendricks for his sin
gular admiration of Garcelon's ''back-
bone,' which was very much as though
an eel should compliment swordiish on
the same article,
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ASSESSING DOCS.

Noticc is hereby given 10 Collectors and 10 ;he
owners Of Dogs. that al the Dogs and Shuts ia TIE
several districts, two mca;as old and upwards.
shall he assessed under the act OF Si7. c.laIitCr
81. Taxing Dogs ami Siuts" between The Is;
day OF February and -Sth day al thr stlnc MONTH
and the owner Of every taXlui" Dog SUt
stSScl between Hose dates shall he iled l"couut:-
bic 10y the tax assessed 10 him. whether lie shall
afterwards part With the Dog ur Stat Ct not ana
said assessment 10 he returned by the -c"cr;i Col
"ctOrs I" the u:cc OF the County Con- Siu:cT.
On ~ before til" 18th day ol February ne.t.
i!y order. q. W. EIlKS!IANk.
Cieri. Commissioners Cecil county.
Ian o4-5w
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GEN. CHAMBERLAIN is the modern
Joshua, who commanded the sun and
moon to stand still.
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PerS":is making applications So transfers Of
property will he required TO comply with the col
10, IA: ScctiutiS OF The Code. article 81:
SEC. is. " nrncI or any persons shall make
application Tor any allowance deduction on
account oi the safe. transfer. alienation. loss or
removal OF any property. or the collection OF pay
men; Of any public Or private security toy money
the County Commissioners or Appeal Tax Court
shall intcrrogatc him on oath in reference thereto
ami the disposal OF the same and especial Nv in
qEirr @! him to whom the same has been sold ur
transferred, and the amuGnt OF tie purchase
money. or the money collected. and how the same
has been invested.
SEQ. 10. They shall also imtcrrocatc said per-
oath in reference to any acquisition or in
NoStment made 10y him and not already assessed.
and tie amount Of all such acquisitions and in
YestmcntS shall re added To- his :iSrc$-ahe proper
ty; and il he refuses ia answer. TO allowance or
deduction shall he made Oh his assessment.
Jan DIV
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~ If YOU want the best sewing machine
for a small amount of money and on easy
terms, come 10 me. keep for all machines
needles, belts, rubberS oils, and everything
pertaining TO the trade Repairing done.
JOHN WILKINSON, Elkton.
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EIU0l I'LL ) SALE.

\ accordance with Il decree granted
L by He Circuit Court for Cecil county. sitting
~ Court OF Equity. and passed in the ease
wherein S.,Hlue! +. Turner and others are the
c"IEpiH naH;- 1n&i Armstrong Turner and oth"f.
are the defendants. tie UnicrSigactI ae 'rlH.!pr
vii! offer n Pubic = he, the s'r,.t-es situate
lynn" and Icing about one aI iGiic soith of the
Village OF ltr,E;. .!cctiil: House. in the Ninth
htc.,si,.'. !-t:ic:. cecil c":inty. Maryland. on
THURSDAY. ti:e 9TH day of February, 1 $50
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
ROBERT &. CARTER

his wife; JOHN MOORE. AIBINtH Wnitnl;
his wife: HANNAH; L. IuItE.:i: .fNMf.S
Me: rN IL iW Ei.s AR XXX NNX AM N.
1>UN; JOSEPH STEELE ANA MARGARET
STEELE. his wife.
In the Circuit rnur, !..r 'rrii county. III Equity
NJ. "o". December -. ls79
fsNtiE Object Of this Srit is to procure a
u decree Tor the sale u the real estate OF .luhn
Lowery. late of Cecil county. deceased for The.
payment .. The debts Ui the said .iuiii i.rwcrV
The Biz states that the said John I.awrry was
IN his lifetime. Indebted unto the complainant in
the sum OF Si"2. for professional services rendered
whie! remains unpaid. and untp iiv""s lite, l,t.-
sons IN !al&e sum: 4 ,n.nt, a:I.i Gritss - in
d"htcI, GoPlQe hi. liz iii ne year SO possess
"a VI leal estate If HpnSdcfatlc vaiue. hut OF very
little personal estate and lea Sf. ss.,ulIi:i nUcv
Caleb LDwcrI. lanes i.owcry Mary Ann .anii-
son. Hannah l.. t.oWeii and Altman Au,iTr his
hrulctE AID rriers. and uniN hcirS-t law: That
the -aid Samuel !-nwcry has wife, Fran"ina
i-tN"rt. the SAID SihiEah Moore has Il husband
John Moore. ami the said lanes I.owrl.y has y.
VIE. Isabella +. LpwcTy; that The said Samuel
Lowery and FraGcina I.owprv his wife John
Moore and A!blnah Moore. lis wife James Low
cry and isabella T.. i.rw"ry. lis wife and Hannrh
f. L"wcIy. reside "ut al the State 1t MARYLAND:
It ' nT Sa!f tg,n r T ~ T liz @eat1
which since his death la, been admitted 10 lro-
bate by the ORPHANS. Carut Of Cecjl county
wherein and whereby he devised ar, ,.e,,,;eat died
.
Steele ana Margaret Steele. his wife: that the
said Joseph Steele. on the 18th day ni January
1872. recovered Judgment against this said JOAN
LowclE Ia the Circuit Court iur Cecil rmr.;, Tor
The sam q! SloI21l. with irt":.xt unitl paid and
costs oi suit, wEis fud..!n 1t is Il lien on the
real estate T., ~, saIt i6nn Lcwcry: that no
administration la. been had uH the pr..ulal
estate Of said John LnWery: ;hai sa'i ,,c.Eomai
estate. il administered Up!n. N,,uiu he scarcely
Sn'1Giet ~ iia' 's al administration: that il is
wholly insufficient 10 paE The ti-iis vi said John
LoECry. ;1d t.Iat tie dc..rIic, ought to hc SIl.-
pied 10y a sale ui the real estate o! the said de
ceased.
l. IS thcre"pon a,iud;cl and ordered that tie
complainant, by causin%a copy "t this Order %
DC Inserted III some newspaper i'lIil>'t" ~ cell
county, once week FIR 'r "a p,, otlro me I'll,
DAY 81 icA:"'i.1 81 81 .'Aa 'i"tire IL the said
ahScn: defendant oi the OBJECT ana substance oi
tiS Bill. ami NdIn tlic4 10 alIeat in Ills Court
III person or 10y solicitor. on At 'ctorc the 5h day
oil May next. 10 answer tie premises and show
cause. Ii any they have. whya decree ought not
I" pass ~ prayed.
JAMES \. DAVIS CLERK.
Irnc copy: test. JAMES :. p.t,S,
Jan 3 i. LA CLERK.
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NOTICE to COLLECTORS

TliE Collectors Of the several districts
L are hereby notified to make their returns OF
New Assessments Tor the year 1850 OF before
the LIST day oil March next and Ia make return ui
al! nsoi' encieS tUr the year 1879. hei0rc t.c
18th tay of February. isso. with the reasons tug
i returning the same.
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"t v tiJh s",tp" lanes Turner died sgixcL
thiS tirli * conveniently divided into fields
and is undcr good cultivation. II j. located on
the dive Il Gu:d from Brick N cling IIrus. To Port
Il,.nns,t- ami t.,LIli MIN.
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Household and Kitchen Furniture

Sofa Mahogany Tables Marhle-tGp Stand
Piano and stool. Sdcboard. Extension Table
| Lounge. Fi"ht-day Clock Sewing Machine i
Looking GLASSES pair ot AnirunS and Fender
Coal stove. Cook stove and fixtures. Tables
i'urh Tray. and other Kitchen Furniture lot of
MILK i'an~ i.t'ic- a't. S, - bush"!., tg.t;lt.rc<
Feather Beds and bedding. ! MHttr, sz,- : BED
-tcad~ Bureaus WaShStauti-. Wash Bowls and
Pitchers. - Chairs. lot OF Dishes. lot OF Books |
Hay Press. Hay SkidS. Sleigh. lot OF CARPET.
aud many other articles not mentioned
mil hL.l.nl ni w. tIIIi. lint.
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IL head Horses and Mules.

good farm Horses: dark bay Horse. coming
years old, good driving horse. gentle IN all kinds
OF harness: = Colts. coming years old. good size
Colt. camin" years old: pairs OF Mules pair
large, snunh and good workers. quiet in all kinds
OF haTuels
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Notice to Tax-Payers,

TllE County commissioners "f Cecil
4 county. will meet at tavir office. in IL" Court
House i'll ..lhtun. OIL ruc,ay and Wednesday.
the iC;!i and llth. and on Tuesday ANA WctinrS-
day. the ! iti and 18th. and on Tuesday. Wcdhcs
day and Thursday the 2iih. 1T, and :,ith days nj
February next ior the IuriiuSg ui mailing trans
icrS AMI correcting assessments: and notice is
hcreh! given. that after The 18th day of February
next. loSiti"ciy alterations Will be made in aliy
assessment ;"r the year 1850.
Ey order. q. W. CRilkSEIANK
Clerk County Commissioners t',cil county.
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Rogers Extra EARLY Peas.

.hc carries: a'. s!ust pre- iuctiFe ia Tie market.
t!bN Err. TIMOTHY. ORCHARD amt iIEKE
GRASS SEED. aIi Il general assortment al Car
den and Fc,d Seed. {. T. ROGERS =
No. I&3 Market S;Tcc,. ih,i1leipiI..I.
Send Tor Priced tatiiogcr ITan iI-sw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-24
TIN HAD OF GtTTT.E

consisting of . MicIi Cows head ot Yur!i:. Cat
tie. yoke Of Young oxen. Also head of Sheep
ana ShoatS
FARMING IMPLENENTS.-l RcaIin:c Ma
chine in good order. Moving Machine. / " heat
Drill. Grain Fan. Spring Wagon. Family
Carriage. : liurrows. good Plow<. > CultiyatOrS.
Jay Red. tornShcllcr. Horse Rake. = Grain
Cradles. eight h,r,G n:wer and Thr"Shcr. sat
DouhictrccS, set ljoui,.c iiarness. set wagon
Harness. ! set Plow Harness. lot oi Carpenters
Tools. Forks. RakeS and many other articles too
numerous Ia mention.
tons of good Hay.
TERMS OF SAIE.-iil sums OF - and under
cash On all ,uniS over 80, Il credit OF Six months
will be given. by she paiciascr irving his Note.
with approved security. layauiG Il. Ing Ratiuna
Bank Of Eiktuu. WITHOUT interest il paid when
dno. SARAH II. WING ME.
Administrators NJ Christopher l.. Wingatc.
Jan 2l-G,y 4 T. Sa0;.KLEY Auct