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force Of hands some 500 more, producing as nave
been told some hundred tuns Of rails per week. Ihese
are durno the Winter ca,ted five miles TO the Motifs
and Esaex Railroad at Denyle, and thus sent 70
New.york. The rolling mills at Rockaway and Dover
are aso in active motion. The mining business mas
been driven actively during the last sescn, aud the
,sme il now true. The Mount Hope Company shipped
for PENNSYLVANIA not far from 6tOtuns the Hibernia
mines about as many, the Swedes and Mount Pleasant
ct leaa AZ many, the Allen and Richard mines as
many more. and the mines on Mine Hill and at Hurd-
town and vicinity at least $4,000 tuns, which ccnsti-
tu,e fine aggregate for market Plans are on foot to
intersect the great mining region Of Sussex by rail-
road TO connect with the Morris and Essex at Stanhope
AT present the Sparta zinc ore is carried on heavy
mountain 10 Woodfort and this dimaishes the profile
very much.
have conversed extensively with Of all casses
in our State and lind resolute determination to min
tain the Union, as necessary to the welfare Of all tho
pats and of the whole for tho sake also Of the credit
and position Of the American people, Maj. Andersons
exploit captiyaes imagination and the more 20 as
he had spent several years in our State experimenting
some business for Government.
The interposidon Of our Pet and our Comma
dore to appeass South Carolina is regarded bore as
not very ,ious scheme fact not very remarkable,
for Can any good come out Of NAZARETH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT HARPER's FERRY.
THKEE HUNDRED MEN IN ARMS

From The H1te'ing IsteHigeneer, Jan. I.
II Q Express train from the East yesterday brolgm
exiting from Harpers Ferry, situated in Jeifer
son County, IN this State, the spot made ever memoir
able in Listoiy by the bloody John Blown raid. IL
seems IRON all that learn, that from some quar-
ter other, during the day ON Saturday, news had
to the Ferry that the Government had dispatched
force Of United States troops to take possession vi
Tie Arsenal at the Ferry, and bold tits arms stores
aid munitions Of WARM view Of the reported march
that was be made by insurgents in the border states
on the CAY itol at Washington.
This report threw the tarper's Ferry people espe-
Cially the empl yees in the Arsenal Of whom there are
between three and four hundred, into state OF inc
widest excitement, and sI,lghtway the cry was 10
arms to arusp Accordingly, whom the express tram
that leaves Baltimore at four in the evening ana arrives
at the Ferry about eight had crossed the long bridge
and reached the latter place, the passeugers were
a. 'onisLed TO find some three hundred armed men,
drawn up in battle array ready to welcome tho Cnited
States soidiery "with bloody hands TO hospnao'e
grayes"--or, in other words, in waiting to enact a
scene before which all the high extfayaganzas ye'
played of by South Carolina should pale into utter in
significance. Fortunately for the peace and the ever
after reputation of the country, and fortunately, per
Tape for the three hundred men IN arms. there were no
United States troops aboard. None had been sent
noDe that any body the train knew OIL were eI,
rected to be sent. OF the particulars 's TO now MI
this false alarm originated we could not learn as tne
train stopped at the Ferry but little while. we snail
doubtless know more by tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPsoAL Tsas--JAE. ~
TFFHf Before Judgs Hnfes.J Y 81 Tit-

COURT OF COMMON Pleas Ss4.s S. Ts.-JAs ~
THE COsTEsrIsG CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ON MOTION foRsMASDAMUs.
The order 70 show canse why Mr.. Piatt should nss
deliver up TO Mr. Dcyn the books appertaniue 70 We
oice of City Chamberlain, was returnable to-day.
At the opening Of the Court exJudge Whiting ssrvsd
writ Of ccrtiorari, with stay Of proeeedinass ape
Judge Hilton. The writ was issued BY Justice Bar.
nard Of the Supreme Court, and directed the removed
of the proceedings 10 that Court The motion ~ the
order to show cause coming up Dir. Phtt's name We
called. Mr.. Pia,t wae present, bat not snswcnng'
Mr. Develin moved for an attachment aesans NM
which was granted
disregard the order Of the Sapreme Couh.
Judge Hilton replied tia, he was not sws,e q sog
writ binding the Court Of Conmon Plees.
Mr.. Whiting remarked that Judge Hilton vns mol
sitting as Court but as q Judge, s.d the Supreme
Court had authority over all susord.sss JsAaen ga
7he Judge replied that there was no a,1:hsAy - -
move ease pending in this Cosrt TO any o'nss "'-
Dir. Whiting asked that, as tho Judge had dsageeed
with him. be be permitted further tae to aaswet he
would also object that the proceedings should DO heard
before the County Judge, which was the fiss ys0es
Judge Hilton said that alb The Judges Of dis CS1t
had coordinate powers. ~
Mr.. Whiting observed thAt no papers bad been
served upon them (defendants) which would easos0
them to know what to answer
The Hon. Greene G. Bronson, the Ce1nset 70 tn6
Corporation stated that the order explicit enough
II showed that Mr.. Deyln was Chamberhin, and Do
sired certain books which Mr.. Phstt retained There
was no necessity for postp0nement. Much tacon-
yeDience was caused b. this contest, and the whoas
system of city affairs was deranged in consequence
Mr. Van Winkle ia behalf Of Mr.. Flat, read an
affidavit of hat gentleman TO the eject that be had not
been legally removed, that Mr. Devhns appointment
was invalid. ~
Mr.. Bronson proposed TO read IN AFFIDAVIT OF y. 7:
Valentine setting forth the proceedings Of the Hoard
Of Aldermen, in removing Dir. Pktt, and appointing
his successor -,
Mr. Van Wrinkle objected TO this evidence ana
argued that the Judge could not proceed further WIN
the case. Upon the appearance Of the party op3Se
whom the order served and his denial OF ths 8n.
of the party opposed to him. the power OF the Coun
ulon q proceeding Of this nature ceased.
Mr.. Bronson read the affidavit Of Simeon Meyer,
assistant clerk Of the Board Of Alderrnen, eetun4
forth the proceedings Of said Board on the removal snH
appointment. nao.
occupying the entire day.
THIAL rsHx-JAs. lO.-Before Judge DALI.
DELINQUENT COUNSEL
In consequence Of no cases being ready Any dag
since the Of the present. tsrm Jode psy 81
iourped the Court remainder Of tho term Ls~ye s
BE- ready, and no. keep the Court waiting npon them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

A RAMPANT BALTixoREAs.--0n Thursday morn.
ing William j. Smith young from Baltimore, into
the hardware William Pitshe No IS Greenwich street.
and ashed 10 be shown pair nppe Having made his
seeion nom the assortment the young attempted TO leave
ct the door andined upon payment being made Thercupon
the Southern senemsn drew from bis pocket double based
pistol and pointing the nuxxs the proprietor Of the ors
easned TO blow large ssed bo'e through him eight
OF she Baltinoresn He given charge Of Officer
6pkef Of the Steamboat squad and being bf,re
ts Kelly comte& TO the Tprsbs ~ apswUr ohafx o.
Rfcuieus on0Qlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

ARREST OF CoLoRED FudIrTE.--0Hicer McCssy
Of the Flh Ward Wednesday night arrested sceaored IN
named John Body sss Jcdnsoa who h charged With having
recently committed brutal and eonious as.s oloa -
ina for he accused The ao sse
Eve ysas ego murdered coloed wosn Of Csss.n naSse
Mary lane Brandon II Il alleged that BE- toof ~ oes e1ae
srr which q pus never live tss dead body s91p
queniy found oat,g Ia shs river end va. rsuaersd shas
hld been fouy dealt with sthoueh eytdruce eesa b>1r
wee a. t dine oand fhs pson~< seas % Crkh 70 81
swc- tse ebgyr u s,i,as assault. pscfera ~ ~ Ags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

EXPLOSION OF An ACID SrILL-0sE Man KILLED
AND ANOTHER IsJuRED.--About 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, DISASTROUS accident occarred in the glass
cutting and enamehng establishment Of Mr. John
whitehouse situated at Nos and Nassau street,
II appears that Mr.. Whitehouse, Mr.. VIM. Howard
his partner and Mr.. Henry Coates, the engineer were
in the front room of the third story Of No. 7, when
they observed steam escaping from the still, which is
ret in brick-work in a rear room on the same floor
Mr.. whitehouse went to about IT, and shortly after
large volumes Of gas rolled ont from the apartment NC.
companied by Kissing noise. Mr. Coates rushed for.
ward and aided Mr.. Whitehouse out of the room;
when Il was found that he was in dying condition
the acid having burned bis clothing and dscolored his
face and hands. He was removed to his resdence No.
II Hilary street, where he shortly after expired. Tue
engineer was badly but not dangerously, injured
The Immediate cause Of the accident thathe gutta-
percha packing between tho mouth of the still and the
cap blown outhence the escape of the deadly gas
and the lamentable result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

DARING BURGLARiEs.--Bstween and o'clock on
Thursdsy morning the dry goods Of Mr. O. Bennett No.
Ito Grand street. e. d. entered BY burglars and robbed
$3.50 worth Of lsces silks gloves &o and $56 IL money An
eptrsnce to the premises gsned by scaling fence In FIN
more place and passing .heoee 70 the rear ball OF Mr. Bennes
the door Of which broken Not the slightest clue
hepepes,or Of .h daring burglary has been obtained
On Monday night last the DIV cling Mr. James Kepon
No 3 South Second street, E. broken robbed
Of so In money, aud q quantity ofewelry.
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COURT cALENDAR-rHu DAT.

UNITED STATES DISTINCT CouRr.--Nos. - 10 a.
inclusive.
SUPREME CoURr-CRcUr.-Psrt I-0yes aud
T.rminer Psrt l-Short causesNos $780, 5T23 JIl 6Ds
s,Ta 6ts 4s4 STA STAT 64 $685. $751; 64 5s3 6s2i 2a
ssl6 $500 sl2T 6443 z703 4l39 5Ss 6 $685. 6O
3i2e $685. s2l7 5iol os $751; $751; SS 633 6is6 s1 3esI
646f leas GA, 6sls, 9ei @ s6, ss and several n
numbered.
SUPREME CouRr-SpEcIAL TERM.-Eo calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part 1.--Nos 767, 961, $50, GIG.
$40 68 3sl i07 i0z Part lNos 800 sos ssA i3 e 90
$50 $40, s7s, 3s7 87o, l4i, taa 400. 6Ie, 2Ss -
COMMON PIKAs.-Part I.-Nos. l4O, IA, i42, li3,
lis 49, l47 its lac, lso ls 1885, lsS 49, H. Part -A
journed FOR she Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tx JAsuARY TERN or THE CouRrs.-The January
Term of the Kings County Circuit Court will be com.
menced before Judge Scrugham on Monday next Tue
Court of Oyer and Teniner will also be opened aud
the Grand Jury impanneled Two recent murder cases
will come up for trial before this Court
The Term of the City Court, Judge Culver presiding,
will DO opened on Monday, Jan. II, when the following
Calendar will be called: No. !, Forth va. Andrews
and others 9, Van Pelt va. Blake; 3,Spooner vs..
Brooklyn City Railroad Company 4, Seme We. Same;
5, Wade VI. Same; 6, Moore vs. Wood 7. Mulligan
VI. Mclaughlin ct al; 8, Psy VI. Boomingdalei 3,
Pettigew va Moore, &c. implicated; 10, Lefeyer rs.
Remsen, Sheriff; IL, Steinbrecker ys. Ascough; IL,
Ward ct AL Vs. Kelley; 10, Dean Va. Remsen Sheriff.
II, Roche ct al. Va. Long Is, Armstrong w. Foote;
10, Frost Va. Gace; Il, Carey Maxwell and wife;
10, Cunningham Bonner 10, jerks vs. Dana 20,
Shipnan w. Van Lsndsn.
There are in all 81 cases on the Term Calendar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
UNITED STATES DISTRICT oOURr-Jn. iA--sehs'
Jud1e Bsrrs.

rHg SLAYER CORA cosDEnSED.
The Dstrict-Attorney obtained an order of condesn
nation AGAINST the her tackle &C., and an order hr
her ssle The Cora seized the Congo River ~ s
Constellation with seven hundred slaves board Tho ossA
and crew are awaiting ,risL rtf.
THY SLAYER +. L. coGswELL.
The testimony In the case Of the schooner 4. l.
co,ve sezsd In this LaIbor few months susptcisn
being SLAYER has been concluded AID submitted 10 The Jud
Decision reserved. I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

ELEVENTH WARD INTERCHANGEABLE the last reg
ulsr meeting OF the Eleventh Ward wide-Awake Az
socation, tie following resolution was unanimously
paced;
Pe.ra at the President Of t Association prepare ad
drs 10 The Hon Humphrey, NJ c. Of the lid Congress
Dtrc assuring hlm OF heir undated confidence in bis
Republican Electors EoysIih Ward Brooklyn, By main
tang iniec. the principles Of the Chicssc Platform
". b. WiNsLOW, Bee. llth Ward Wide-Awske ASA.
BrOosiya, jan Q, 1901.
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COURT OF OYER AND rERMNER--JAS io.-Bss~
Justice LEONARD,
sgSrEscE oy sELovES.


In the case of Seloyer convicted of Swindng
on whom sentence appended until !hs morning Mr. Cha
ton sIed further suspension. with view to usas him
witness In homicide The District Attorney did uot
conceive that any the testimony Of Se'oScr
woad 30 available padoued out Of State Prison sad nos
on bis way there second time II the sentence sas
pended uod svsde the law and allow seover to be wine
when under conviction seloyes worthy Of belisf
than he had really sentenced The District Attorney.
however would nos object to have Seover testimony ths
Coroners jury read the homicide trial wish the statement
that ssloyer under conviction 18th that ndsrandnS
the Judge denied the motion for Posponement Of sentence
seove appealed the Court for stating that chs
was without money srd with small children The Court
sentenced seo,er years In the State Prison, Eating thai
the Court wholly whou. discretion BY the stsute.
which provided second conviction The sentence should
be for the Longest term which Ia this years In th~
STATE Pri,on The wife az selove the OF
ssn.spce bu. into hysscL q. Of weeping and on emovs
fr,p The Court. Room Denounced the DistrcsAssorsey
TRIAL yoH MURDER.
The District Attorney then moved on the trid u
Ma.rsrt Lawor Indicted murder IN causing tho deah
her lew born child The morning Of the 2ssh Of November
l Mr. Il W Allen Asssssa. District Attorney sisted ths
case for toe on that the dead body found In tas
v.,s Of house ia Whitehall street. under window from ~hh
n evidently appeared lhsi sc,ased hsd thrown IT, ser oes
a,yra and ,ha, he child was born alive The SAL "a
trial
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sUPREME CoURr- CHAsBsss-!Ay. io.--Bsfest JasL
syyHsRLAsp,

DECI 5IokS. ..f ...
Edward z. Clark agt. Daniel Gallagh er.-Motion ~
dssoye injunction deuiet with eos,s abide event
Jebn Losrg og' The United States Nulcsrired Guss Per
cha Berg aad Pscking Company ct sMoon 20 rese Dc
cree &c denied without costs
before Justice BSKsARD.
Chares h. Bingham agt. Alfred Disbrow, ct al
Motion dea!ed ..
New York Mutual Insurance comptiy at John Cochra
Referred bscs referee, TO lake proof the
Of tbs Thirty stree, property rthe proceeds thereof
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UNIFIED STATES CIRCUIT CoUBT-JAs. lo-Bese. Jodss

THE srACHoUsD aCTIsEERs. a.l
Tie crew Of the American ship StaghouDd, tweuty-
four In pnmber srrsaed under an indctment hsn
for creating revolt and mury board aid vessel in hs Hss4
Of Angler Island Of Jsys the 2ls. Of March last They
pleaded not guilty.
Mr. James Ridswsy appeared =, their counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

STEALING CoATs.-Thomas Duffy WAS arrested by
Seg Rogers Of the Third Precinct Police "Wednesday
ing suspicion Of being thief he having 90 hs
II appeared that Duffy had to the city for employ
and finding hiTse destitute and hungry concluded to
abstract tho coats from the hallway Of Mr. Whakes residence
in Dean street the door being open. Aer psrpetraug the
then be did not know what 10 DO with the articles and 90
dered about the streets Until his attracted the steon
Of the officer The accused sentenced tho Pentensry
IN daya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroKs-JAs io-Bsfors Jud,

Casper Reaper indicted for grand larceny, pleaded
guilty petty larceny and sent 10 the Penenay for sx
months
Jehn Williams indicted Tor larceny pleaded guilty 10 petty
larceny and wed simi! ar sentence.
Mic Cugaa pleaded guilty aenp. commit burglary
In the third and one yea
John Jones to sttemp! con grand re
stealing piece OF cloth OF the Benjsnia
haIks No. lJ1 VILLAIN street. the Path OF Septe
sent TO the State Prison. tor two and four nonth
Mary Crawford young mula.to girl pleaded guilty TO psty
larceny stealing swsly the 10th OF September
No AL Broadway. Mr. Beal Of the Prison Association
peeert ard inescede1 In her behalf saying and
he ASSURED would her last ofensv Under those
the sentenced her to tho Ci.y Prison Ave
who indicted Cor tempt TO eooit grand aeny
entering the house Of W T. Baines No 10 Ridre street.
sth November The Jury stood for convcsoa
tive for acqus Jay discharged aud Kelly reaaadd
for a Trial Adjourned 10 Friday al II O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

SUIcIDgs.-Coroner Horton held an inquest OH
Wednesday upon the body Of Mrs McNuen at her s,s resi-
denee No III Hudson avenue who died from the effects Of
audAnum administered by herself II appears that hex husband
had gone Ireland buness and he hearing Of bis death
and being In destitute circumstances became Respondent and
committed suicide A verdict Of suicide rendered.
Maria Spain, resdng In Hicks street, Pacific attempted
20 commit suicide by taking dose Of sdanun Proper estoa
yes applied and the pospectssIe that she viii recover
Mr. John Osgar old resident OF Wilssburgh pied
desoy himself Thursday BY hanging himself beam In
the gsvt Of h residence in Second street North Second
T. ID. lie discovered and Gu. down in time his Me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

ASSAULT UPON A WRE.-Patrick Cosgrove, residing
In Columbia street, Warren arrested "Wednesday
night the charge Of attacking his wife with carving ku
and purns her severely that was deemed necessary
yey her the Long sd College Hospital for treatment The
ACCUSED committed to await the result Of woonds
hicted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

COURT or SPECIAL SEssf0Ns-JAs. i0-Bsfors Jastsses
QUAcSgssrra. BsKssss, and SrExsA 10.
Thos Shields, assault and battery, fined SIS; John
Dunn d. Pepentiary months; rhos Gallagher d. Aned
49, Mary skef do ened IS; Joseph Sand d. hnsa
s. Some IS persons discharged account Of witossss
no. sppear1g. ~
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FROM NEw-JERsEY.

FACTS ABOUT CHARLESTON AND Iiih soV IN
BUSINESS IN NEw-JERSRf, &C.
C..r,r,oudencs Of The N. Y. Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

A letter received by Southern lady now In Roses.
ter from her son. who is at schoo in Greensboro, Ala
bama, says: 81,
"Therc was seryile insurrection about sixty miles
north of this place last week. when four whites were
kjIled and sixteen negroes hung. In Montgomery
for the same thing, two white men lAboitionists and
four negroes were hung hope all this viii pass
off but there il great fear that instructions viii rise
all over the South"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

TllE undersigned, by authority of Col.
l. W. Louis Schley, Commanding Officer
of the p. G. Regiment, Md. Volunteers, is
raising Company under his personal com
mand for said Regiment.
Having the military experience of two
campaigns, he invites his friends and other
patriotic able-bodicd men to Join him in
filling. at an early date, this Company.
Particulars in llandbills and in the advcr-
tiscments of Col. W. Louis Schley, or on
application to +. F. NJ. FAEITZ,
Captain of Company l, of the p. q. Regiment
Md. Volunteers. Col. W. Louis Schley.
Oct 5, lS6l-tf,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
Qbc Alarkcts.

ELKroN MARKEr:-Wbite Wheat, 81 So;
Red Wheat, 81 IS; Corn, 81 cents; Oats,
30M,35.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Prime white Wheat,
81 o.; Red Wheat, 81 35; Corn, white,
GorG IS cents; Yellow, 5smG3 cents II
bushcl; Oats-Maryland, $50 ~ cents ;
and 42Ge As cents for Pennsylvania
HAY AND SrRAw.--Good to prime balcd
Timothy 1caSl7; loose do, 15$l6; Glover,
baled, 14a$l5; Rye Straw l3a$14 Dat do,
SaS9 Wheat do, GaSS per ton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
For The Cecil Wing
IudeDendcnt Candidates.

Mn EDlroR.-Can you inform me why
There are so many Independent :" candi-
dates in the field this Fall? All of then,
that have convcrsed with, assure me they
are good Union men; but when ask them
how much Of the Union ticket they intend
voting, they shuttle, dodge, and give an
rvaSive answer.
Now, if any ofthcSe " Independent" chaps
are Union men, the proper plan for them to
show their faith, is to withdraw their names
as candidates. and vote the full Union ticket.
which was fairly nominated and composed OF
good men.
Their refusal to do so proves very conclu-
sivcly they are secesSioniSts trying to bag Il
few votes by the s. Independent dodge. OF
else lazy devils who care more for an office
than for their country. In either case they
are undcScrving the Suiragcs of good citi-
zcns. Beware of - Independent candi-
dates. A VOTER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
REDUCED PRICES:

The moderate price at which Machines,
making the Grover l. Baker stitch, can now
be had brings them within the reach of all,
and renders the uso Of Machines making
inferior stitches as UNNECESSARY as it 10
UNwIsE.
Persons desiring tho best Machines, and tho
right to use them, must not only DO sure to
buy Machines making tho Grover i Baker
stitch, But also that such Machines are made
and stamped under eur patents and those Of
ELIAS HOWE, in.
GROVER i BAKER s. NJ. CO.,
4oj Broadway, New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19

THE REBELS DEFEATED.-H. Joseph, Oct.
A5,- Eighty of Major james Cavalry, al
Cameron, on Saturday, came upon $50 or 800
Rebels in a corn field, tw' nty miles south OF
Cameron. in Ray county Mo. The advance
guard of nine of our men routed them, the
Rebels seeking refuge in the timber. Our
guard was then reinforced by thirty of our
cavalry. when they completely drove them
from that section, killing eight and taking
five prisoners. Four Fcderals were wounded
and one killed Onr cavalry were first fired
on by scventy-ive men. One Lieutenant
has thiIty-two bullet holes in his clothes
and six of the shots scratched mis- skin
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-19
Maryland Volunteers 4!

TNIIE U. S. Government has authorised me
l. to raise and organize Regiment Of
Union Men, for the defense of the Union {;
not to be ordered out Of the State, except in
case Of great necessity. / will receive and
enlist all suitable men, either by companies
or in squads Of ten. Pay to commence from
the time of enlistment.
The duty Of such men will probably be to
guards the Railroad and Quartcrlnas ter's
Depot.
This is, without doubt, the most desirable
service yet offered.
WApply at LYONS STORE, in Havre
de Grace. ROBT. S. ROGERS,
Sept Z, 1St1-tf. Colonel.