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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-22

OAn article devoted to The Cecil Whis
appeared in the editorial column of the
National (Bel-Air) american Of last week, in
which there are about as many lies as there
are lines. The article in question smells so
strong Of the shop in which it was cooked
up, that We acquit the nominal editor of that
paper Of having any finger in the pie, and as
we have no desire Just now, TO dirty our cdi-
toral boot in kick ing the solutions he permits
TO do his dirty work III the back kitchen. the
writer Of the article and bis aders and
abetters will have TO be satisfied with this
brief notice Of their brilliant performance.
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ANOTHER PoLE RAIs1NG-On Satr

ANOTHER POLE RAISING Satur-
day last, there was pole and flag raised at
Reed & Bros storc-the place used to be
known BY the familiar sobriquet of the 6 Bull
Frog" The pole was sarmountcd by a
liberty-cap, and the Sts-Spangled Banner
that flag of flags-ran up to proudly futter in
the breeze; while the wclkin resounded with
cheer after cheer from the true hearts OF the
nation. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Smith, Rudolph Bennett and Lieut.. Frank
Torbert. The Ekton Cornet Band discoursed
music on the occasion, and the whole cere-
mony was quite spirited aud enthusiastic.
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CLEANING THE STREETs.-The nos

CLEANING THE STREETs.-The past
week the Biiliff has had men cleaning up tho
filth and dirt that had collected in the streets
and cutters. This is very proper and in
this connection we advise everybody who has,
not already done so. to clean up everything
about their premises that is at all likely to
produce an offensive odor this hot weather.
Whittwash all your buildings and fences, and
scatter little lime round :: in spots" and, in
short, use every piccantion against allowing
anything to remain about you that will create
sickness. These remarks apply to our coun-
try friends as well as to those in town.
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EASILY SATISFIED. - The Snow Hill Shield
says the Hon. Henry May ",s as good
Union man as any other elected by us, and is
entirely acceptable"
The defeat Of Winter Davis was terrible
blow to our cause in Maryland, and we have
but little confidence in the Unioism ofany one
who is satisfied with such a milk.and.wa alter
Union man as Henry May. We beg leave to
assure The Shield that Mr.. May is not entirely
acceptable, except to Scccssionsts: and if it
speaks for the Union men of Worcester they
ars easily satisfied, and their idea Of what
constitutes - good Union man is some
what djffcren. from ours. That's all.
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Letter from Mr.. Maxwell.

TKEUEKICK, IfIN IOUI.
By reference to the papers and Journal of
the House you will find that voted twice
against the Resolutions and both times with
the opposition but when the word g insruc.
ted " was stricken out, and the words .ear.
neslly desired and requested " to recognize
the Independence Of the Southern Confederacy
then. neither do Ihow conceive or understand
that such proceeding recognises " Secession I"
as righ,ful remedy iur complained Of evils.
! am for peace. and honestly believe, that
the only way to attain it. is by recognizing
the Southern Confrderacy, before many lives
are lost in the struggle. Yours Truly,
}. W. MAXWELL.
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PRoMoTEp.-Capt. Fl. NJ. McIntirc,
of the Brandywinc Guards, has been promoted
to Lieutenant-Colone of the ,st Regiment of
Pennsylvania Reserves, now stationed at Camp
Wayne. The West Chester Record, noticing
his promotion, says -" Lieut.. Col McIhtirc
having bnt recently laid down the satchc tor
the sword, has devoted himself with single
ness OF purpose to the intelligent discharge
OF his duties. He will prove reliable
ofIicer''
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RELIGIOUS 1rEMs.-In the: Ptesby-
terrain church, in the morning, Rev. Mr..
Matthews preachefftom Psalms llD: 8. In
the evening, Rev. Mr.. Elliott preacl,cdr in tho
same church from Psalms 90: 6.
In the Methodist church, in the morning,
Rev MIR, Elliott preached from lst'John 8: 2.
In the evening, Rov. Mt. Matthews preached
in the same church from Lcviticus 49,: 49,.
In the Episcopal church, Rev. MIR. Mitchell
preached in the morning from luke 4: :l6.. In
the afternoon from, Luke 49,: 3D..
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A MAN KILLEp.-A private in Can,

A MAN kILLED.-A private in Capt.
Layton's Company of volunteers, LIST Reg.
stationed at the Depot here, named James
Montgomery, was killed by the cars on Sunday
morning last, about l O'Clock, at tire railroad
culvcrt over Little Elk Creek An inquest
was held over his body on Sunday, from the
testimony before which it appeared that he
had sat down on the railroad track and Sell
asleep; that fellow soldier discovered him
a few moments before the train came, had
woke him, as he thought, and then turned
from him and resumed his beat. 1t is sup
posed that his comradc was mistaken as to his
being awake, and that he remained where he
was, and the cars struck him. The jury rem
dered verdict in accordance with the above
facts. He was formerly of Milford, Dell,
where his body was inferred on Thursday. -
He leaves a wife and child, living in W lining
ton, Del.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Flaming Mill and. Sasks Factory.

tAjE invite the attcnii9Hof ell persons In the
y city or country. WIND contcm plate the sscc'ion
g! dwellings. Rarns. SO. to our extensive stock of
!'AI.n; 4,h'eriIs, in the rough aud prepared for
DC namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
tCrculnr and Plain j
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SAStlES (GaSSei aud not Glassea;l
WON" MT'IpINGS,
NOr-3kD' SASH,
BRACKETS. z"
WOODEN MANTELS.
N ShMfs rpSSs' Srmnsd.
BARN HENrlLATOGS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Shft!' WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS,
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN Pumps.
AIsO.--DresSed FlOOrlng:.
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY pfrsR.
WHITES PINE AND HEML0EE,
well seasoned
81 All Of the above VIC oicr rs low as the
lowest, for the Cash or approved paper.
Al! orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
niia proIpncss, by
holland e. CO.,
.'une % 1850 PORT DEPOSIT MD.
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FATAL AccIDENT.--We learn that
as Dr. Wills was returning homo On Friday
night, the l4th inst, accompanied by his son
and daughter, the horse became frightened at
broken wagon on the roadside, and ran the
carriage into gully, BY which it was over
turned, and his son, sprightly little fellow Of
six years Of age, received an injury Of his
spine, from which he died in an hour from
the time of the accident. The doctor and bis
daughter were but slightly injured.
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GJIIon James W. Maxwell has done

0J1Ion James W. Maxwell has done
good deed. lie has saved the State SIS 200.
The other day when the report Of the Com.
mittee on mileage was brought in. declaring
the members and officers of bot h Houses cnti-
tied to their per diem during the recess. Mr..
Maxwell, on his own behalf, submitted
minority report in which while conceded the
right Of the members to full pay, he proposed
on the score Of economy, to allow them only
mileage. And. strange as it may Seem, his
report was adopted. Had Mr.. Maxwell com.
menced practising economy rather earlier in
his legislative career he might have done the
State much service, and won lasting repu,a.
tion for himself. But as we are thankful
for small favors in thesc hard times. it affords
US pleasure to record an instance of such
unsclfish patriotism. We trust the delegate
from Cecil may be seized with many more
economical spells.
While the lamp holds out to burn,
The vlest," &C., &c.
Since writing the above, We see that
the Senate, unwilling to lose so much plum.
der, refused toagree to the House proposition.
aud requested committee of conference to
adjust the difficulty. The joint committee
submitted'a report allowing the per diem
during the time the Legislature has been in
actual session since juno 4,h. and $40 as an
increase to the mileage Of each member and
officer. which was agreed to by ayes 20. nays
%. So after all, the State hasn't been
bcnefttedmuch by Mfr. Maxwcll's report.
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BAaTER's VOLUNTEER MANuEL.-Ths
little book contains full instructions for the
soldier. in the school OF the company, and Is
illustrated with sixty engravings. Il should
be in the hands Of every recruit ambitious to
become soldier. Published by King Il
Baird, Phhds. For sale by j. T. ueald,
Price Is cents.
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DEATH OF AN AGED CLxRGyxAN.-Ths
Rev. Ezra Stiles Fly. D. D.. probably the
oldest clergyman Of PhiIadclphis. died 1t his
residence. in that city. on Monday. Dr.. Ely
WAS for many years pastor Of the Third Pres
byte,isn Church, Fourth and Pine streets.
which he left to found . city and college in the
West. In this enterprise he did not succeed.
and after his return to Philadelphia he be.
came pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
Of the Northern Liberties, IN Bultonxood
street.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Whigl
HEADQUARTERS or Bic Er.K~RAHGERs,

WILMINGTON. Del, June ~, 81.
We arrived in this city yesterday afternoon,
at hall past one o'clock. and our Con, panv
was duly mustered into the u. s. service in
two hou,s from that time. We are pleasantly
and comfortably qss4tcred ut Union Hall, on
King st. Take our meals at the Union
Hotel The Company are all we'll. and all
in the finest spirits. We have . splendid
infer and drummer in the Company.
We were mustered into the service by
Captain Wharton, U. S. Array: who vcry
highly complTnented us on the good appcaf-
ance Of the men: saying. we were the best
looking comps~y Of men no had seen for .
long time.
The new are All orderly and quiet.
You shall hear from us often, and We hope
we shall always be able to give good &C.
count Of ourselves. TRULY yours,
BIC Elk.
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New ENVELOPES AND STAMPS. learn
that, in consequence Of the retention and
improper use OF postage stamps by delinquent
in some of the Seeded States.
the Postmaster General has ordered new
stamped envelope, which will be ready for
use in a few days, and that by the LIST of
August there will be a new stamp with
devices altogether different from the present.
Nat. Intcli,gcncer.
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UMajor Winthrop. who was killed at
Bethel, was Of the old Massachusetts, stock
being the sob Of the late Francis Bayard
Winthrop, Of New Haven, who was an own
cousin Of Hon. Robert G. Winthrop. His
mother was sister Of President Woolsey, of
Yale College. He was born in New Haven,
September %, 1928, and was in his thirty.
third year.
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PhiIa., Viii. 4 Bait >, Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows :
70 ruILA !rLrIrH. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, $40 A. N. Mail, 1875 a NJ.
NH ;.sh, Mai, lS.9 95 d" 6: Night Mail l. m
Through Freight, with passenger car at
cached, leaves North East for Baltimore at
$50 7. NJ. Stops at Charlcstown, Principle,
Pcrryvillc, and Havre- de Grace.
W. d. ALEXANDER,
April 20, lSG0--tf. Agent.
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PRIyATES.

Kenna,d Allison: Henry ". Bennett :;
Granville s. Bennett: Samuel $. Bnyer :
Lewis Barbour: Vim. T. CLARK: Richard A..
Carr: Robert Davidson: VIM e. Davidson ::
Geo. W. Davis: ElNiam POUNDS: Brni. F..
Farnan: Isaac Poreac,c: ALBERT Fursuson /:
Philip II. Giles Jacob Grant: Washington
Heath: VS. Harvey: Nicholas J. Honey;
BENZ =. hedges, (Co. Clerk J &. IL Jones !:
Philip johnson : Philip A. johnson JAS. T.
Kelley; WIN. Kingston joel Lacey Mat.
thew Lockard; Geo. w. Lu,,s: IT. Mahan:
) ii. MHhan: Asbury Mcdaniel; Auuln
Mahan: Jc,hro T. Mccullough: Geo. r,
Mnffitt: Thomas l. Miller Amos F. McNeal:
George McNenl; James Mcdonald: II. q.
Nelson: William OFT: Geo. II. Pigeon N.
Plummcr /: Jeremiah Peterborough: WIN. RI.
Sewers Norris Smith; VIM Svwall: John
Smith; E. W. Scarborough John A. Steele:
lIraster Smith Peter Shannon Henderson
Scott: Richard Thomas William Iice
Mark Whtcraft; u. T. Whitlock Nicholas
Wilson.
"A few more men will be accepted, for the
purpose OF filling the vacancies in the COM
pany. They will be mustered in, and receive
pay as soon as enlisted.
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned would announce that
i he has sold to Mr.. J. P. Samwell the
entire Machinery and Appurtenances Of the
Elkt"n Iron Foundry, including the excu-
s,vc Patent Right to manufacture and sell his
Patent Economical Plow for Cecil county,
Md, ami certain offer priv ileges in Kent
sonnty. Md; and while he respectfully
returns thanks to his former friends, would
take this occasion 10 recommend them to
favor his successor with their patrona &c,
U,dcr the belief that they will meet with
entire satisfaction.
MARI, 1861. J. HECKENDORN.
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APPoINTED.-Willialn WaImsley has
been appointed Post Master at Warwick, in
place of Henry Peacock. whose appointment
has been revoked. Edmund 8. Whitaker
has been appointed Post Master at Principle
Furnace, in place of Alex Jackson, removed.
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SEND STAMPS TO THE VOLUNTEERS 1t
would be well for those who correspond with
volunteers now in camp or on duty away
from homo to inclose postage stamps. It is
difficult in many instances for soldiers to pro-
cure them. and this may be the occasion Of
letters remaining unanswered. To mako
sure Of receiving lcttei from your friends at
the seat Of war, don't neglect 10 incloss .
postage stamp when you write.
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Wallace Evons

PRoMoTED.-Andrew Wallace Evans.
late LIST Lieut.. 9Th fnfantry, has been appoint
ed Captain in the Sd Regiment of Cavalry
Captain Evans is a gallant soklier, and is we II
qualified for almost any position in the army.
Ii the Government desires efficient officers it
can obtain them by appointing competent
military men like young Evans to iii the
phrees held by such bungling civilians as
Pierce, etc.
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TIE ELER.
FOR
Sassafras River and Port DeDOsit.

Tho Steamer W. WHI.LDIS
"A st&H will leave Ind Wharf below
EI...S.--=-=kANala-1 WALNUT STREET, Phila.
sxs TT --g.sSe-1GsE dclphia, on WEDSE spAYs.
nse,.cng February eth. 1851, ut ! o'cluck
= NJ. for Sassafras River. touching at Delaware
City IN kcr way down. and AZ all other points on
fc route. and will lay ut john RcybolIs Wharf
AIT next morning day light
Returning, will leave Georgetown and Frederick.
town on THURSDAYS. ut | O'Clock, Rcy bulls Wharf
at ;! o'clock, Bcttcrton Mt 3 o'clock, John Rsy-
bolts Wharf ut o'clock T.. NJ
Will leave Philadelphia on SATURDAYS at I
e'c!otk. and touch at Delaware City, Havre dc
Grace and Port Deposit.
Ec urnng will leave Port Deposit on MONDAYS
al O'c.uck, touching ut llnvre dc Grace. and
],nyc Bet cr;on at . clock, j. Reynolds Wharf
81 o'clock p. NJ.
" Bags will b. furnished and Grain carried
at vessel rates
Fer Freight or Passage apply to the Captain
OIL bnard
All trcishts must be prepaid, or not rccev ed -
All freight or packages landed Ms they marked
will b. considered full delivery. All Baggage
al the owner risk. A. l. Culinary.
March , i6l--tf. Master.
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VWe are gratiicd to learn, that
our young townsman, DR.. John m. lamar.
has been elected one of the Physicians of the
Blockly Aims House in Philadelphia. Our
of several hundred applicants, only two were
elected, of whom DR.. lamar was one; a fact
highly complimentary to his professions
character.
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The SUNDAY School Pic Nrc.-Thc
Eikton NJ. E. Sunday School have deter
mined to hold their Picnic on Thursday
next, the 9th inst, instead OF the 4th of
JIly. as had been CONTEMPLATED.
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POLE RAISING AT New LEEDs.-On

POLE RAISING AT New LEEDs.-Ou
last Saturday afternoon, the people Of New
Leeds and the neighborhoodi turned out In
f"Tce to raise vrry handsomc pole, in honov
Of the great American Uninn. All former
political distinciibns were thrown to tho
winds, and they CAME ny as one man to do
honor to the flag of the Snipn! Pho old ancs
the young: with willing hearth and ready
bands, ~runed to vie with each other in tleiy
efforts to honor tho emblem of the nation
The ladics, too, were there and by their prs,-
cncc aDd smiles checrcd the work Of love
until the beautiful fig which they had
fashioned with their hands was proudly thrown
out to the breeze, amid the loud cheers of the
throng assembled around it. Short addresses
were delivered by James McCaHlry and Wm.
E',Ailler, Esqs. and Rev. Mfr. Ewell, and
the Star Spangled B,nncr sung by J. Milton
Ross: THE pole measures l44: feet above
ground, and is one Of tbs handsomest poIsx
that stands up!
NEWPORT, DEL.-There is perhaps
no village in any Of the Iuyal States where tho
Union feeling RACES to such an extent a. al
Newport, Dcl There has. been erected
several poles, from tho top Of whiehthe Stars
and Stripes float prnud.j-to' the breeze. On
Saturday, June LIST, large pole. $40 feet in
hight, was raised; and on laAti Saturday, a
beautiful flag, l6 by ~ feet, was hois,td' to,
its place upnn. it. At 81 O'Clock, DR.. Wm.
H. White, of W Wilmington, delivered a few
appropriate rcrharkD sndi then ran up the
flag. lie was followed by Dr.. }. E..KilIgorc,
who delivered an eioqnen, and telling. esch,
of more than anhonr's 'Iength. The Doctors.
address was greeted with frequent rounds of
applause during its delivery, No man ha.
hb"red more earnestly and zealously than he.
for the support Of the Government. He iy ~
patriot of the trv.e water, and We are pleased
and sra'llicd with his untirihg devotion. lie
was Breckenridge democrat, and is strong.
southern man in his feelings but opposed to.
rebellion, no matter where founii 10 it, North
or South. Would that allloufr democratic
brethren could see the Issue from tho same
tand-point, and bcstow the same efforts for
the preservation OF the Union. VIII,
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UWe acknowledge Tic receipt Of Public
Documents from Messrs. McLntFs and Max
well Of Maryland Il. u.
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n(sRev. Hy. Mathews viii preach
6SAASS in the Presbyterian Church Ches-
apeake City on Sabbath afternoon rcxt at 81
O'Clock.
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MAJOR JoNEs.-Our old correspon-
dent, Major John Jones, has. we learn, been
appointed Collector at Port Penn, Delaware.
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Fish! Fish,! Fish!!!

T ABRADOR Herring, Halifax Herring,
4 PASSPORT Herring, in barrels and half barrels.
No. Markercl; No. Mackercl, by the barrel, half
barrel. AZ retail.
Mes. Saad Mt retail. Smoked Herring in boxes Cod
Fish Just received, and for sale at the lowest CASH
rat"4. by X. F. MAY,
Feb ., 1891 in the " Hollow"
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CANr ANDREWS. Elkton, Md,
Wednesday, june 10! 1851


At a meeting of the non comm issinaed;
officers and privates of. COMPANY G., list Reg.
Delaware Volunteers held this day, at which
Corporal Briggs presiGeti, Orderly Sergeant
Harris Sergeant Burton, Corp.rals Stokelcy.
ASlams and Phillips haring been appointed to-
prepare series of resolutions in regard to-
the kindness and libcralitw of Mrs. Hiss and
family, in furnishing said company with
dclicacics' of various k insis introduced tho
following, which We're unanimously adopted.
with much applause:
I" Resoired, That the EARNEST and gratcfllr
thanks Of company G., Sussex Volunteers, Be
rendered to Mrs. Hiss and family for tho
bountlin' supply of pies. cakes, bread,
pickles and other delicacies, with which vi,
were so literally favored to-day.
"R'solped, That with gratitude, we will
remember this manifestation of kindness to
the soldiers, who as strangersrccognize in this
act lively interest in the cause in which We
are engaged.
" Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in The Cecil Wing, and
copy be furnished by tho Secretary to the
lady in question. W.. S. B&lues, Chm.
LEWIS SAUNDERS, Secretary.
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GIVE have been banded for publica.
ton the following doings of the solHters now
stationed at the Depot. 1t is but Justice to
say in this connrxon that tho fine present
referred 10 below was tho combined pro..
duction OF number of our loyai ladies':
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Hats. Hats. Hats.

Hats. Hats. Hats.
BANANA Hats Mackania Hats Straw
Il Hats Cheap Leghorn Hats, just received
an for sale by r. y. MAY,
May 4, 1887. In the d" Hollow"
TUST OPENING IT. DRENNEN is now open.
y very extensive st ock of Goods of all
varieties usually kept in this market, and offers
Inducements to purchasers such as he has never
offered scfoie. laprl 20.
ZONE AND SEE.--Hats and Caps for the mil
~ lion.--T DRENNEN. Ekton, Nd. b az no W
IN hand tho most extensive st ock of Goods in the
Hat line ever exhibited in this market Iapr 20.
NOES.--PerpSiar, California, and A
" A. Mexican. For sale by
Mar 3, 1880 ID. SCOTT Il BRO.
NtkNS l.aoc Dnots and Brogans: Boys Calf
-lt1 Monroos Boys Oxford Tics Boys Brogans.
Dc received this week, and for sale by
March o. ls6l H. f. MAY
MILL FEED fvr.salt ny
VI app 81. JOHN FARTRFDGE
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THE Bio Elk RANGERs.-Capt.
Ben. Ricketts, company left town on We'd.
Iresaay and the same day were mustered into
the U. s., service in one ~ the Delaware
regiments. This is the first company our
county has sent to tile war. and Capt.
Ricketts, deserves high praise for his indoni-
table perseverance in raising 50 fine looking
a body of men. The following is a complete
list of the officers and psi7atcs
Ben Ricketts,. captain.
W. +. A. Torbert. lst Lieutenant,
John q Shippers. End dn.
Georg. Hardy. LIST Sergeant.
Chss. f Hayes, End do.
Vim. Srpds. Bid do.
Thns. Rrardnn, 4h do.
+. Jordan, Dr.. 5!h do.
George Turner. LIT 5o,roral.
Harrison Emmett, 2Ad' db.
ElI AlcSatldtr,. 3rd do.
Samuel Z. Stretch, 18th do.
james MrCul;rn. 5lh do.
Grorg. W. Wright, 9Th do.
Hugh Armstrong. 7lh d..
Vim. Rementcr, 9th do.
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MILL FEED for.salt ny
VI APP 30. JOHN FAETRFDGE'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-07-02
Interest o. State Debt.

The +Gensentisn, yesterday, aftor
two. days discussion, decided, by a
large vote not to pay interest on the
State binds helt>in the Northern
States. The question was a nice one,
and admitted Of a great deal Of argu.
moht ON botL sides. The decision
was inevitable The fact that the
money was to g into the hands Of Che
enemy was fatalto any consideration
that could be urg'd on tho other side.
Some OF our Own citizens, who had
.unluckily funds akhe North, which
they got eonvertedinto State bonds,
in the hope Of sayint them, may be
temporary sufferers. But individual
loss is nothing. WoAust all make
up our minds tn endne any and all
things to defeat the cotmon enemy.
-R;chasoad Wing.