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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19

VTTI offer for sale on reasonable terms, at low
w prices, the following articles. mostly of orr
own manufacture and which VIC will warrant to
BE- of the best quality.
DOORS.
SAsllES, GLAZED or not Glazcd.)
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
Newell POSTS.
BALASTERS.
MOULDlNGS.
BRACKETS.
HOT BED SASIlES.
WOODEN MANTLES.
SLATE MANTLES.
SLATE lIEARTllS
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WINDOW GLASS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS,
WATER PIPE &c.
IIand-Rails. Trusses. Centre Flowers for Ceilings,
Car, ed Moudnss and Brackets. Panel Orna
meuts. Sash Weights and Cord. Dressed Flooring.
Bricks. Lime Hair. Plaster. Cement. &c And
great variety of architectural materials and
ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in the
best III inner
All Of which are warranted to give satisfaction
All communications will receive prompt aLten-
ton. GEORGE o. STEVENS Il CO,
Al W PRATT ST., near Spears Wharf
Feb 1, lSGO--ly. BALTIMORE, MD.
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A T Il. BROWN, JR'S-Coal Oil Lamps and
a best quality Coal Oil. Also, best quality
Burning Fluid. IJan IA
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19
TT WILL CERTAINLY PAY,

A Nd YOU WOULD HAVE 1T,
you only knew how USEFUL, how
INSTRUCTIVE, and how ENTERTAIN
ING 1t is.
We refer to that FIRST DE9r" that LARGEST. most
INSTRUCTIVE, most BEAUTIFUL and yet CHEAPEST Journal
in the world for the HOUSEHOLD, for the
FARM. and for the GARDEN, viz: the
american AgrECulturlst.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19

A Large Assortment I;ssssss
of the above SAFES E HlgSsssEEs, fiF II
always on hand and NV hssSs.sssSl 4 u fifss MI
for sale on the BEST kfkssFua !lssTAAs
TERMS and at the klg EEss@esnS Nj AaF sfsIs
LOWEST PRICES, AZ!zasl EaEr.7
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
V0U will please take notice that have removed
L my place of business from No 1871 South Fourth
Street to my manutactory, Nos ia and l1S
RELIEF STREET. between Lombard and South,
and Front ind Second Streets. PHILADELPHIA.
Thankful for past favors, solicit continuance
of your orders. As have enlarged my manufac-
tory us TO enable me to have constantly on
hand large assortment of well seasoned SOAPS.
all of the best quality and free frem Fish Oil.
PALM,
EARIEGATED.
WHITE,
HONEY,
EkCTIT IT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19

E7ERTlLlZERS. -Baugh's Raw Bone Fer
4 tilzer; Booths concentrated do. For
y, b. SCOTT Il BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19

MILL FEED. For sale.
1Yk mar 3. D. SCOTT Il BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19

TOML.-IIickory Coal, superior article
~ For sale 10y JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19
VOu W ANT IT,
V0UR WIFE WANTS 1T,

VOUR CHILDREN WANT 1T,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19

kNSH. Herring and Mackerel, for sale by
e the bafrei, ny JorN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19

GAIT hy the sack Rock Salt; Turks
~ Island. For sale. D. SCOTT x BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-01-19

DROT Norris celebrated hXuMEA. or Baking
Powder ut WIN. TORBEkTs.
DRESSED Wash Bowls and Pudding Pans.-a
i new articles, Received this week. and for sale
by 5OH~ Z. CANTWELL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

tered under these committees and will
be as carefully noticed as those which
are named, and premiums will be awar
ded az above stated.
Premiums will be awarded proper
tionately (either up or DOWN to the
foregoing rates, according to the re.
ceipts. Every dollar of the receipts
Of the Society will be paid out in pre-
niums, after paying the necessary ex-
penses.
The Board of Managers having made
arrangements to enlarge the Floral
AalI, will make every effort for proper
display of every thing that may be
brought to the Fair. They cordially
invite sll to come, aud bring along the
products OF their industry; by 50 doing
you will make the Fair what it should
be, and contribute to the march of i'm
provement.
n. B.-The last day f the Fair will
be devoted to the sale of Stock or 9TH
er property, which any person ray wish
TO dispose of, (in connection with the
other perfornances.) The Society will
employ 3 competent auctioneer, for a
reasonable per cent. on the amount sold
MILToN HARVEY, Sec'y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

A HERoINE's SAcerFfca IA yonna
lady has been heard 10 leelaFa that
she eoulln't 80 u h4it f0rtla eoatilfy,
but she was wiling 10 alioM Y4pir
men To 20, aed dii tb old ptai I, w,llch
she thought was as great sacrifice as
ANYBODY could By oa!led uyoe 70 r1akst
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

SIMPLICITY OF THE DIVISION or La
BoR.--Ladalgeat Husband. How ID
it you never do any work now? don't
think | have seen you with needle
and thread in your hands for weeks
and weeks togather.
Is2oIeat se.te tlollsng s<ruriantly
on the sofa) Yes, my dear, it is true;
but there is no necessity for it since you
wera kind enough to buy ms that
wonderful Sewing Machine.
La6xIgsns Husband by the bye,
who works that, should Ike to kno wp
] saw you using II once when frst II
was brought home, and that Ii an.
Lacsotsit so!Js.-40a! my dear, I get
Jane, the nursery mad to attsa5 is II.
She rocks the cradle WITH oas soos sad
works the pedal with tue osheg. I osa
assure you she is quite expert at II !, ana
really believe that tha noise sends the
baby 10 sleep. Aai mofesver. itqiyes
me greater time to read. frakas up
French noyels, and il soan lost ID tie
mysteries at deminohda1e life.
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REM IUM MI .
AND
REGULATIONS,
uvift. rho Navnas or tho A AxvaPdiu

with the Names Of the AwSFding
-a Judges.
For the Second Annudl Exhibition Of 0e StRL-
scater Union Industrial Association, to be
held on the Fair Grounds, near Smyrna, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 25th
26h and 9th, of September, 1861.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
For the best managed Farm, all things
considered
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

Con,Daittec-Abner Marshall. Cyrus
Reynolds and Joseph Allen.
CARPENTERS WORK.
Best Panel Door, LIST prem. rs
Second do SO
Best Venitian Blind, lst prem. rs
Second. do so
Best two flights Sash, lst prem. rs
Second do SO
Best farm Gate, lst prem. so
Second do 25
Conan,ittee--R. H. Barnes. Warner
Laramore and Levi Greenfield.
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CADH OHIO WEDNESDAY JULY TO- 1861
Best pen s Eve Lambs.

I Best pen bWe LauUs'
lst premium 200
End do 1,OO
Committee-Amzi McNamee, James Glen
denning, Samuel Wilkin.
Best Mutton Sheep.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-07
Ncner muD utcbtigsr TnDrplHn.
ka yia6 oeu @cIten NIB GiiOcn. ID

Baltimore ur1p SHtCsAtfeHbG5n+
On uRo uaa Gem 10. yR0i 1861 sebsE oe 3Aee Ue fplgt;
gUn gdmpen -Gtdttpn Baltimore; Der gOeiuB, SDnniaes
Gusaenpramen, UNI 6 ubg 80 Minuten Bp'mtttdgs; uno Der @r
preBsua UNI 3 abr A. Wttnuten &admttta9s. Setce 3aae gepcn
naG alen Eteilen 6eS Meaens pnp @prssgDeieas IN p!refter
0tnie.i
Sir W~e9sPaRa8iere.
ytaG aafR 9untien srtfGen Baltimore mo ptabnprt aebrte
man pen $50 G,rmitta8 =3us. Mad aleaYautten srsibeR Graf
tcI unp 9artersburg oen $50 8erra. -9a8 ppn Baltimore.
Der 6reperid>A cccmmDDattpn8z5u
ceriGst Baltimore far Srspertd uND bic paSptfaen ~Ite8eneen
Place tdglih urn 4 ubr 80 NttnUten 9ladmtttags, nit Ausuatmf
bS Spnntage, UNI errei6t 6recerid UNI u. 40 u. M5enps; yer
ldst BET Der 8ittebr 6rsper;d nm $50 @Vrrutrta8s gnO lansi
In Baltimore UNI 9 u. 50 ~. D%stttegsan. 4.
Der @ntcCtt'S 81 WttI lS>Nccpntppattpn8 3ua
asbt tSattt mt auSnapms es GUnRtass rs fOlst:
@erlabt Characterization I'm 6 20 Dipreens rap nm 9.t5 ylahnt.
SIM Guiect's Whas am As II 1l,O0 MUrgenS, 100 9tadni.
gsad Walbtn8tp1 u1O benz SGoen
setea Bite 3uge UNI 10 aD 20 OprmitteSs fpre Tin As Hnb
100 NGGuttt0aS.
Sim Spn.tss UNI 4,2o 9aUrsens.
Son WdIbtn9tcn
UNI 4 Is anb ITO gpruitttaes Hao $50 anr 5.45 @adEt.
Vim SUnntas nIr 5lGGutttdgs I'M ESQ
Der swette anp utertf dne ren Baltimore unS GoatbiH9t0n ser-
btn0en tn NIT ben 8Igen Der SnrapDhs 8dtn.
der Sweita unb brittle SG bait auf ben Swi&enFGtienen.
$50 QDsgen SiGfrs, AustInIt, tabrt u. |. 10. Genpe man I'D
an S. 4. GnGlaHn, A9snt Gil eer Itdet.Gthee, earhpen-
fattUu. 80 n. .. SmttR,
HHt soaeG Observation-Disclosures 8aittErre.
6. W. Q Dis, Geaeralsxtleteur. (NA16,iO
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2DnzNntt.
9eudts6 s. -JnIpeftpr.

YeNGbtsQdl4 JHTPVIIUl
sra tmote, ben %. Y1at 1861.
Os; si.;er, 0n,t soGeu bis am @rupc benz BIN Is. .Sunt 1867
perIieaeltl Sf- rtut anaenomrren w,roen fr te Steter.n 9 ~
Wpnnsncrrotb nmb +rennmaterial an unc out ben ShtTei
nsn Sonee san uuc Scppereiuaits in Ger @be1apeatt Sao uf
ir 6Sriag, 8su4t-e dits uao as4t. Saus, St a5s @'l NOm n1'9 3@l
Is6 bs nm 90. SUN 1862 mcluiipe. Ole Mmbocrrdtbe nitther
oon auter rm6 erprorer QuaItdt itn uno miilen tar leoss Seldht
lbff etnmai piert Il brlib, III Vadettn' 6allern, 3tlt n Geel
@oittgr' n outer Crenun1 perpadt. fet ron Soften fir Die Be
Sfaoten drmGb be Sp ciffattcnen IN Safet s.. pelte be 9eTli
mo, unb bic einen 3beit oeS GCutrdfeS blbeu, an ben Yendt-
bau5 3enber roer u9ent Gin ono res S6ift welde8 Su oeIen
lpede III Baltimore, Mo-, beitimnt iein mirS, bran9ebroc1l
percen.
Hue SHsrfeu mIHIen oerIeaelt unb be,ei6net fein: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light vessels - uno IN ein 81 cites
ScuUctt Ell eelb olien, en- cieIee am sti6jtt welsen, ppppe
uenn rr BoI 9elttdt.
Sun aultrage Der 2enGt- @au8- g cuumftOu:
9cRrp %. @|ptfmau, Superinten6cnt.
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nersgserGcbernma

JOhnaCOn'S insurance Rooms,
DO. 70 SecpnDifr.
Veners, Marines unD eebenSs0erf@rs
r"tngSsgOm10Ggnten.
StderIte uiO fe(tcie KOmpGanie.
SsrItferun98=Gpr1p. ber 8aIep b, 8irainfen.
u1 s36O.OO0 gapitoI.
3Hnfburg<U er1i4erun98 ~Gonp. b. Wiroi,ip,,
nit $500 900 @aptal.
Mbemorle=S eritderun98z@ onlp. b. 0irainien
mt 100000 capital. T
@harter Sdf=Ver1id. Comp. BON SQrtfprh
mt $3.50, 900 @acitaI.
Security Werft6eruna8=Gpnr bon J2emeOc,4
NH $4,000 Ca al. -
SntrzUerft9eruns8z@pnp bon NeuzWnrr
mu $500. 600 @apttaI. ""D
lute<SerIt6eruna8=@ on1p. y. MemsO,r ~
s}f mt S270, 600 @aptoI. 0%I
MontanfsS er if6erungSzGolnp. y. geem.glor,s
NIT 5000. 600 capital. oN%'1
Nep@28pr rfider Comp BON NemsOcv
nit $3.50, 600 9aptaI. w
Wercantile J1utual Warine.
mt 81 1000 @apnaL.
Neret1tt9te Staaten 0ebeu8zyerfiberuna s.
mil 81 250, 1872 &apuaI.
Wort6ern M1urance=@ pntp. bon Qonbcn,
mt So. I94. III Sapttal.
Ste o6en ben1ertten GOmpGgnteen iin0 DON Der oeoisr,..t.
StGate5 UedTnlanc duthpriftrt uno IReuhri. Os
Dte bon benz unter3etdneten reprdienttter @pn,noo1tss, e.
Ttrtlt3 oertR9bares @Qpttol sum boaeu ober Gr9s"e $500
oSIa9 eerontocrfl@ fur Die Sabtln9 ron 8erllIen. A""
siest. SbSS"" q o a santtltH
Treb. @Iiuut. SurNepor. O"O"oFt.
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nS Sur tefcnceren 8enntnl6ndtn1e.
1iumdaeerer ms 0teifenee iOaten febr Dprf@tte isn. ebf lie TIRE
Bfnette taufen unb fplt,u oteistteu uur ppn fplSea a%ngefeaten
Beomten iauFen, ptlde BON ibren Gehalt leben, MIDI ater Don
Waflern opsr 8wtfGsntr6eern, Ga hs fUHt Der @efetr ~anS8efest
fnb, beiAwsnseit gu rerben unb TOR Sch nhicnit ~ausesben.
Ourdfabrt8zBilIette
na@ alea 9beilen ees gEefeus fnp ill BADEN bet
Ib. &. QflccbranSt,
General. @naig rdnten- M9ent Der SalttrSrs- unb
SbiS.@ileubdta.
sonh gc. 81 Tbame8ftr., baltimore.
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~IILtE~ONUIFTUIF*
Gin unb mad benz 80. San. werpen tdeit& sget Bulge aF bel sr
Gabn In ua6pl6enoer 2Betis e%rpecirt:
Der DpRaua gbt tdgltG emit MGsnatrae bes GenutaeS) un
8 ubr Is UitS W1Srsens al mad 9tttsbure, gbicaep, 9leSelant,
Cincinnati ct. 2UutS unb ale Ebete hes Q6effens un0 ytCrcs
peheus. Gbealp ra& @lHsra, 8uhatr uno Ganaoa. gtadl en-.
uittsturs, gpri, 2anfdfer, @eetine, pcttsStle, GwtnBs, Nlias,
ReiIterslSun unb Nianaefer, Nip. Eat @bambersbIre, Car
ltSle Hnb 9aeertppn
Web Ne ~ q orr UNI SIS N1DrG. nit MIR siaem garreu-
weffsi, 90 binta wte auf ieber anfern Balm.
&eilrnoe fEnnen nit oeem 3n9e had Detroit lma G6icu9p oa
9siaaaro Eane, 10 biaig ais aui r9en0 ener anoern Babn fabren
BswYe~s Ge~~~r~ $ett~r * 8 tGsttt (Sen"taea aua-
aenommen) um g. 80 9tadm. mad grrt uno alen StatIeneu Der
98ehern WarplaEb 8abn, qr
Ser 6arrFSburg@ACeCmp att . n S-3 II 9 sfbt tag.
Ihh l@snnsees aus benenmfr} nm SEQ IaGmiiia8s al.
NefIenSe pon g3al6inetcn uni Dera SuDGn, peiGe nat pem
3ues ut $50 Dlpreens ecer 800 RadmittaSs tNr antpnr.
men, fnDen GefSroeruna nit rem SA8ea bieier gaea.
{E- E?egen S~ah:btletS gnb anIerer 9enaAen Uap p~erlae.tneu
MuSfunft tslts5e non I'D an Oe 8isti 2flee Ia ser rGaipsrte
Stattru," Gte pen Calvert unS 8rGntltulir, su nsueen
Spbn &. RtRnes, @EasSapts
Z. S. srGrnsr 8iuets4Ren Sult29,ii
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,Trticb aneefOmu1ene neme IrGebte.

tyrticb an9efOmntene meme Trficbte.
SlebeH anaetommen;
500 Gu{9el gauge @rbleG.
100 ~ 9cIoaelte DO. r
800 selpdtene 90.
5000 Yiunb 3inien.
100 Sc9s 9arte9 (Oeri6ebene Kunmern) -aI
800 9fnno o~dfersrise, .r
90 8e9s 2Basen9re5,i
80 ~ nsueS Seu. DGFiR9e
so - 9alS=S5ereeaen,
80 BcreS Gtmburser &a1e, 4rs.
10 Rabel SdpelSer 6die,
peYde mir gu ben bilt9Iten Wtarttpretien an Nteoerper,dutla
l1llea. NDeeI u W. tlbeImp,I r
Nrpls 379 @en. 8alttmcreftt.
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@tnocr's SfdD,nnfdbine.

Ts S6neiper bieiSer gtabt, iOwte Gle Ferlcncn, wel4e cine
cute Ndbmai@tne Su baben pfniden, lelten no trlnllefn,
SAP clue BON unlern Ilalbtnen, 3pental 70 bel Mrbett tbut ats
rgenp cine anoere, unb % aIp aDe1mal 10 ptel @elb
~nbrtn9t. DuieS uatt uniere WlaiQlnen 60 ben btltt9-
II en-, welne i'm Dtarfte Iiu6 Webr ais 5000 .a2on Fno aleu-
II bcfger Stapt in Operation an NOGen, &seien nno oclea NIB
9aben ibre @i9ner ODER Die cantt arbetter in Den Stano 9eIest, lh
Rebr 5elo gu erlpalen, ais tbnen bees aut anoerem 2Se9e np9s
i'd 1T. @Ge. melGe cine Der beteu Ndbmai 6tnen, DE
ut @jebraud fno, baben modden, 1plien IN unierer St1ce:
Jtp. 1873 SdlrlmpreltraBe sae
oot1prebeu, NO Gebrauns- anpe!iun9en III oeutider, eu9lfdes,
%ran5SiiGer une ipanri3er Sprod9e 3u BADEN inn nno no ptr Sc.
u eeretHe Wtaihtne tautt, ouf o~erielben arbetten lernett.
Sendt nab emem Grenplar rR Stn3r's &dbnleidtnetz Get
aMg. @le Dtaldmen wereen EN- gauges ,Sabr uah lbrenl AntauI
oon uns III DD1er SrpuIn9 uuO 5tcparatlon aebaltsn.
(Eb2S,n ". y. &rcbertd. &oent
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@erdMdbertes Tieiib. = Is. 900 Rfunb SGiufeu. @eteu
S6nlteT nue Srultltlte, 8~er6uderes uno aetrDtneteS Beef. ae
IN tlstRen sOnnpen, gu %eertaatsu be-. 6 i'm berIn 8 Iot6trs,
sac pCa BRAT HHp 4GtsEipapr. @s,Iss
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Ncrrmifcbte Mnaefaett.
Anerbictmn0en

fir bte 3ieferung BON gtotiOnen utO 8rennma'
teriol fir bic 9euGt S6ife bet Sane0 So
lamb unp 9opper's tratts in Der @belapeate
Wdn.
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TeuersS eriiternngg WcieGldoff
Oerm08t0
IN 50 o n. M

UtHFt@SeFnWerniIgs= Vclclllhaft
O~erua0t9t0
II % 10 NorE
Saar etn8e'obltes Gapttal -.
IeDerlHuB am l. september 1890 %SVO,0O
Sen1 lnfer5etdneten 1T Die Aaentur fir bGe csc5c1fss oSsOOO
tta9en mrroen uno er bietct ieiuen Dit5Ir1ern MN ~ agg0l uecr"
lore 9abet IN Der p9n BEN n4efebennr ~ w 9eieaenhsit
hibrtsn Oeamten ge-
usr-Ssrl6erarnss-@ eeQfaat
Oermdrid
9eSsH SttphF oHr0 6eiet ~ lhnseps pelhes burh !vnu
AEsgaOe prn peilgen DOLLARS heperttelnt p,lben f,pr paptH :
Slt Die 9oltottit Der gsi6ift6fIbwtn9 uno lsrps,rts..
ot3"ptuRS eaOal9er @erlllie oar9et DIE Ranteu Der ~" - g
Wtorts StIaer, Di1oei 9ienaa, ( s. j0orst 9h
3enfp Sau. y. B0ppeubulen, &ee. b. 0Snn~ssaS oeg
Wotttreo @nntber, element S9cerbt qoc,S xa"1lAs, .
9%@. SGletner, 9Sn. 96fhi1f, RiFborc NJ - SRlplst,
Z. NautoEaan, pder . Wtard1, WeIDin a M. y
Sphn I. S4eatler, Sernoup Wearcns !. Ss9n1sp.
"; " ontlaoe' 59eques S@eb, @alsb gsorIiicS 0teuga9'
\, agp"aS' Astutan Sdau, Qntpn S5eHi1 geo Seo.
genrrag' Y. Snlpe, sSobn - AbeeI, laiIian = Neter
Schn ebetio0oo, 6. g. @~Hsbemius' 6 s~t 2. Snlttb,
Z. y, Oo9ralaiH. ReubeR %. oopess 81 oS2u, y
Wobert 9qntres, Dieoerid gSe1tiof ssrn,,, III m S. Gero,
ter S. Stlbert, Weel9iNr Dider. o""' 9"iIn8' AaI-
@orts QtIser, SrSEbent
Wuoctpb @artaneN Sstr..s.
emm.. Iefen6en thr 8~aIttmere: S"'"''
y Stelman, 6tnri6s & &c.
~ Im. g8utsnS 4 90.
@. ". Wiar5ua & Gp.
T0tcen merosl Don ben. uuterseihaeten IN Sc, k;u;.a.-
~ + ! 9tt Spra DE auSseiteat
UgImtSS:a "p' 10 Secono1rs, 9e9enaber Ger WcfsSf6rss 81"
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sz.assA YbilaOeIpbia, 8iImingtOH
HA II. 8GllimOre Gilenbabm. 8
@tnter=S abrpIqy

RStnterzEabrpIGn, -
n lest an 9eben 0e !3ugt Guf pteIer Bdbn ne fDlatt
Grpres-8u9 I'm Sllbr so Wltruten NtprgenS; ppEAua
I'm 10 Il. Is u, 8Srmittass; 6eR6-YD VII ua UNI 5 ube
10 DO. gladmittags. Ale 8lGe aeben NIT Ger i 9 NJ -gprf
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FROM DARNESToWN, MD.
DARNEsToNN. Satnds,

| DAKSEs1owS, Saturday. Oct u, 1861.
A General Court-M Martial in this Division has jus
been instituted. 1t is composed as follows:
| Maj Atterbury of the New-York 9th, President
! Lieut.. Van Buren,, New-York 9Th; Capt. Kinsler
Pennsylvania 29th; Lieut.. Magiugan, do. Capt
Gould, New-York 18Th; Capt. Prescott, New-Yori
9Th; Capt. Charles II. 7. Coils. Judge-Advocatc.
On the evening of the 9th inst, one Of the sen
tinels of the New-York 34th discovered boat con.
tanning six men, coming into the mouth of the Seneca
River. Concealing himself he allowed the boat to
reach the canal squeduct, when he challenged them.
Instead Of answering the challenge, the leader said
TO the others: Boys, by Cd they've get us; pull
back like HI" The sentinel gave the alarm aud
fred, wounding or killing at least one of the party;
but before be could receive assistance load his
piece, they were where be could not get bearing
on them, and the boat and crew consequently es'
capped.
The spot where this occurred is near the farm Of
the rebel Cross and the in the boat were proba'
bly, his friends coming to communicate with him OF
ascertain his fate, as well as TO get inside our en-
campmeuts and report their condition. positions, and
movements to the rebel leaders. Ii is stated that
Cross himself spent several days visiting our campo
disguised as a teansler aud riding a mule, before
being arreset
1t is currently reported that Col. Cbantry Of the
30th Pennsylvania Regiment has been removed from
his command, and that the regiment is in an in-
efficient state.
Voting took place last Tuesday in the regiments
belonging to this division. In the Both and 10th
Regiments there was but little interest taken in the
matter but in the 18Th the boys" went into il with
will. There the election was conducted according
10 Philadelphia usages. Polls were opened in the
several company streets challengers appointedi
orators made stump speeches the old plan, and the
whole camp resounded at times with cheers for this
and that candidate. Toward the closing Of the polls
mimic rows were INDUCED in, but nobody was hurt.
In the evening bonires and hurrahs succeeded, and
finally procession was formed, headed by the band
aud torches, which marched through the various
streets, and the ceremonies concluded by grand
serensde TO Col Murphy.
Some Of the regiments are preparing apparently
for Winter quarters. The Cd Massachusetts are
erecting spacious stable for their horses, and dig
ging cellars for their tents Paymsster Stone visited
this regiment yesterday, and discussed the much
needed pay to the officers and men.
About 20 heavy guns were heard between 70 and ]
o'clock on Thursday night in the direction Of Great
Fals but your correspondent has not ascertained the
cauLe.