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, 1861-08-29
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.]
ST LOUIE, Aug. 28.
To-day Ger. Lyons body vas escorted to
the cars with full military honora, and was
taken charge Of By the Adams Express Com
pany. The train bearing the body left at s
O'Clock this afternoon. Two regiments Of in-
fSntry and section Of artillery; two COM
raniee Of cavalry, and large number Of Of.
fcers, formed the escort. The body was too
decomposed to lay in state.
Adyices from Rolla and Jefferson City re.
port affairs ut both places very quiet. The
skirmi h which was reported to have occur-
red near the former place turned ont to be
very unimportant- No one was hurt On either
side.
This city is very quiet.
It is reported that (, COO rebels are at SedalIa,
and thatthe forces lately at Bolivar are now
thirty miles nearer Jefferson. Travel on the
Pacific road beyond the Capital has not yet
been resumed.
, 1861-08-29

Ia=xat ~, Aus. 1ssh, aA7HAE 4. HOWE; aged
F6nsfz1sM3H taka place as his late resideaca 1s3
K1Dz1e street. tQ mofrow 1t . O'Clock r. nj F1fsrds
Of the family: tnT1ted 70 4t7srd.
u Eew fef% Nd Vermont papers please copy.
In this city ON t6e 18th Inst. STERLING, Youngest
aos OF We X and esharlotte Waits, aged Is months
FE1efA noin the stsadense of II. E. WAit.. No. 81
, 1861-08-29

THE ADVERTISER Is PRE-
chap. Address JOHN Mason, T, Boz 41sI Of
call nt 8 I NcYth E!ark sttces. aus;yim
, 1861-08-29

E- Tne Richmond papers say they miss
the Northern mechanics. The railroad track
In thst city remains unused because no pezao
there can mike passenger car.
, 1861-08-29
Ms i0r General Hunter.

Major General Hunter, Of the United States
Army, having recovered sufficiently from the
Eo1nd received while leading his division at
Bult kun, is aboUt assuming command Of the
Illinois forces, and will stop few days in this
CITY to make certain necessary arrangements
before proceeding Westward to Cooperate
with Mnjor General Fremont in a descent
down tie Mississippi. No more gallant off,
CTR than Gen. Hunter lives, and high expects.
taons are formed of what may be expected
from the amy under his command BY those
able TO juege. He possesses Ia q singular de.
gree, these qualities which gain and retain the
COL fidence SID affection Of the soldiers plac I'd
under him; and, second only to Mcclellan,
tie a'teEtion and hopes of the country are
NV fixed On the only commander whose di-
vision fully and thoroughly executsd it's or.
de1s in the late ha5tle betore Manassas. Gen.
Hu1ier will probably stay at the Metropolitan,
ar II rot too weak TO receive yisitu1s-6tiu
tutfesing, as he is, from wounds in his neck
and lfg-raag expect an enthusiastic ovation
from those Of our returned volunteers who
served under his comnald in Virginia, and
also from uur loyal citizens Of all classes with
Ehem his name and services are familiar.-N
T. ITibu7,e, 26th.
We, Of Chicage, when the gallant Hunter
srrf=6z to take command OF onr forces, can
afford him reception worthy of his zeputa-
ton. Who viii lead off in the arrangements !?
, 1861-08-29

F Georgia is about to secede from khe
Southern Confederacy. Governor Brown hAa
recalled Ill the troops OF that State from VII
ginia, and In proslaznation says he fears that
st the end OF the present war the battle oa
Stste sovereignty would hare to be fought
-oyer again.
, 1861-08-29

HAsEL1IlNE. 1..s = 60,
In Flour, Grain, Produce and Live 6tscks,
0tBce No. stesrs Block, corner La.alle aud South
va; eE streets.
Advances made CoE4iynnents. auas1stnst
, 1861-08-29

NEW YORK, Aug. 28-The Secretary of
Wsr has ordered the stoppage Of ali tele-
graphic dispatches for points south Of Zen
fucky.-
, 1861-08-29

More Guests for the Ct. 8, H@eef. Fort
Lafayette.
Baltimore, Aug. 28.-The reaigned officers
Of the frigate Congress have been sent under
guard to Fort Lafayette.
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M A r RI ED.

In this city on the s6th cst BY the Rev DR.. Boyd
Dr. LEVI + Warner, md MIS-, 3. l. GARDINER
MI Of rh3s city.
Livingston, Nj. JOHN ". ARNOLD aad A4lEs JEN.
NIE TRDEER, beth formerly Of Newark, WAyne
County, N. 7.
In thss city Aug 3stl 1T the reaS1srca d he RaY
LepnA{H Clifford, OH ciat4cE Gle. g{m1n, MATHEW
W BQRIAANp, ct Joliet, md Miss HM1Y l. EoBfN.
kON, OF Chicago
, 1861-08-29
East Tenn ess<e-&he X. e, C.

Washington Correspondence N. Z. Tribune.1
Letters from East Tennessee speak Of q
growing rebel force at Camp Boone, neal
ClsrksVllle, the headquarters Of the Knights
OF the Golden Circle. The plan of the Knighte
il, after they have got 10000 men, to lay the
country waste from Cumberland Gap through
East TsnnesEee and Kentucky to the Ohio
river, and along that to Penns5 5lVania, the
whole force not moving together, but divided
into small masauding parties, which will avoid
bodies Of Union troops, and confine their op.
c1ations. to the helpless and unarned. Il Is
hoped that before the expected 10000 are
gathered, Gen. Anderson, with 1oya. Kentuck
lars and Tennessee refugees, will visit Camp
BooEe. -.
An attagk On Tompkinsvile, Tenn, being
apprehspded recently, Col William. D. Dorrif
collected nearly 2,o0 Uniopists, secured the
Stzte arms for 1heW,> and a#aited the rebels
Thsy disappointed hlnA
Many Of the *t bloody Tennessee 1st +" who
wen 1anrels in Mexico under Col. Campbell
are joining the Union forces
, 1861-08-29

- The Philadelphia Press assumes to have
learned that Wigian and Davis have had . ter
rible quarrel, and Governor Brown, Of Geor-
gia, has denounced this Eelfcoastituted Presi-
dent, and his evident intention to establish 9
monarchy On the basis OF the Southern Con-
fedefacY.
, 1861-08-29
Gen. Mcclellan and HRll Hun RUs.
sell Visit 1he V1Fxt11la C&u1Rs,
Especial to the n T. Commercial1

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28-Gen. Mcclellan
Went over the Potomac to-day, to visit tie
camps and inspect the troops. Nj. Russell, of
the London Times, was invited to attend him
No other correspondent was favored With
raEs
, 1861-08-29

TEE MERCHANTS SAVINGS
l. LoAn md Trust Company having beea appointed
ne Agsnt e the kcspeEs hauk e Fairfield WlA re-
deem the Totes Of said Bank at PAR In LON, and
KtlI give SIX MONTHS public notice before ternlna-
htn of the arrangement.
I .. z. HOLT. Eashier.
Ca1caEo August 18th, 1851. au29-g
, 1861-08-29

ROARDING.-A gentleman and
- his wife, and few t.nsle gentlemec; can be a..
cenne dsts1 With EoaId s1d E!sasant rce.1e at 81
Adsms 2tre.k au9x8s
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1Ae FOX H1Fe1 xteeame0t.
Especial CORES pondence of the Chicago Tribunal
c.xpH.xxoxn arpop, Ano osth 1oet
,.-:.x. 80. .-es a1a-. -.as. w. 49ot.
1ortnisht mas ~rougat great changes here.
THE heantifu1 eamn prounds are now fbe
e.4.-4, .0'
scene Of great pnstie and activity a better
'1'l 49,. ~, ~7@''1>@s1' ~, "eS oe711
enrolled IN 1l4no1s. !hey are picked men,
toll hardened farmers boys, who have turned
frorn The plough with purpose and will car
,.oM ~ - +hTo19rh 4 finer fnot;nr hn;iv ~ ~ ~
80 ~ aone;Ser;ng mnscle statnre ~ s-ts;t
very nearly full and the work Of drilling is CO.
ing vigorously Oh: The boys are coming In
a-d another harvest, which they win not
, 1861-08-29

TOR RENT, SALE, OR EX.
CHA EGE IN part for otaer tesirasle city pro-
p.1ts. NJ H rs, Let sEa Furniture. 30 III M{shi.
esn aSSaEe. The location arrangements and nuisa
Setsss 6t u !. city The Furniture aad Il :hs
Glara ftre.t and same Grtswo1d street sontn II
Harr son stTe. Block 1l School Section Addition as
E.. HADbE LIZ I ! Stas3 street ana9Y1u
, 1861-08-29

w ANTED-A Partner with $500
w n CASH, In 1'Wholesale Busie.ese at p,e7eo4,
Es{HE EE5 cent CT capital invested Adde'S r
O. Fox z6. Chicago. an 9T,t
, 1861-08-29

PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
L. CE1VED BY the subscriber At Cairo Ill., till the
soth Angust 5eEen Wrou ght Iroa Cook1ng stovea
fer ITO hundred men each Two sqaare wrought
arun boilers Of the capacity OF fifteen GALLONS each
to that class Of stores. Al be delivered at Cairo
On CT before the tenth Of lctober next
lEEnsd) l0HN kODEERS,
aus 9S46+sI Commander q s n
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New York Rebel Sheets Stopped Ii
ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 28.-The circulation Of the
newspapers recently presented By the Grand
Jury in New York. have eben intertietedftn
st. Louis city and county by the Provost Mar
shall
, 1861-08-29

u H. 6EAiE6N, AaveTtseins Agess, s. Ds1=~
le7a IT,, Authorized to receir. Advertisements for
asS ss'd az tbs Leadir9 RaEex Of tie Aorapsst,
, 1861-08-29

SPIRITUAL LECTURES, at
~ klngshury HsIL sun1sy, Sept. .st at lok A. II.
nd - IN. b. p; l. H. cooaLEi. conscioas-
readers OF the Banner - '
Aorni1 .nbjsct--.Red. Nn:te and Blue. or the
Science q Colars-ef, cts Of Dress ID Bsttlei Even.
ins Sc ssbJecs. G2an.F 1as Wax iss Progress,
OF Pceue acapted to the uaes Adm tta1ce 10 cenf9
CcEfe1erce at 25s rec ard frea dtacussi N au9x
, 1861-08-29

II q f s E AND CAKRIAGE
- WANTED The subscriber wants Horse aud
carriage scGnd la: a. fer which he wishes to give in
e1charge the educa1icn ef pupil ia drstclass L.
situo1+ acout sixty miles from CT lea TO- For tnTther
ater street, Cl.csgo. or Of the Rev =, LABaGI.
lliIntis ~ -
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" ANTED-Board by 7oune
w lady. s7Teaeher In o3e cs our public schools,
= s sespsctsbs pnras family cethe North Side Ad-
4ttse +. q, EQI 1&SS. aT13tIs
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che Alarkets.
ElktON Mark ct.

ELKToN, June Z, 1861.
Rcd Wheat Sl.3l to 5000, White do.
Sl.3l to 5000. old Corn 80, new Corn SO,
Oats &c, Lime, ISL cents per bnshcl.
WILMINGTON, June 7th.-Whcat Sl.30
Corn SO cts; Oats % 33cts Flour $3.50 a
Sc Is. Clover Seed, 81. SO 5000 Timothy
do. So IS $500.
BALTIMORE PRICE CuRRENT-Red Wheat
Sl.30 to Sl.35 for fair to prian Prices
firm. Corn prices have advanced to Gags
cents for fair to prime white. whilst yellow
has ruled steady at 55a5S cents for do, the
market closing at 55a57 cents for yellow and
G2aG5 cents for white. with fair demand
for white. Oats, prices have declined to 26a
90 cents for Maryland, and 30a33 cents for
Pennsylvania.
Hay AND SrRAw-.Continue quite dull,
with a large stock; we quote Hay Timothy
in bales. ut l5aSl7; loose do, l3aSl4
Glover. balcd, llaSl3: Rye Straw lln$l4
Oat do. 8a$9: Wheat do. lass per ton.
In the New York Market lambs are quoted
at from 1915 10 IS SO per head.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, JUNE s.
The supply Of Beef Cattle this week was
quite limited, the entire offering amounting
| to only S25 head. Prices advanced trife
the best quality selling as high as 1915 per
l00l5. None were sold for less than IS. but
prices ranged from $3.50 to 80 and 1925
SnEEP-This market was well supp'ed
the ofs' lnss in all the pens amounting to sv!'
800 head. Nearly all of these were sold N
from 81 to &c. per h. gross.
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TO FARMRES.
THE PELTON TRIPLE GEAR
HORSE POWER,

VX7IIEN well made, has never failed 10
w render satisfaction to purchasers. ii
may, therefore, be put down as ali esta hlishcd
fact that in all cases where the Power has
broken or worn rapidly, that the fact was N
the manufacture, and not in the principle Of
the Power. To any one not familiar with
the mechanism, one Peton Power loUks like
another; one, though it looks strong and
heavy, breaks, while another, properly made,
though light, cannot be broken. That no
Farmer shall have to rely on his own jadg-
ment entirely in purchasing. we say to- aA II
you buy Power Of our make and It is broken
by fair usage during the first season, We will
repair it without charge. If it fails to render
satisfaction when operated according to plain
printed instructions furnisfeu with the
machine, it may be returned. With this dis
tinctIy understood. anything we might say
in praise Of the Power Would seem like
wasting words.
The THRASIIER is one Of uncommon
strength and durability, being driven by rod
and gearing, doing away ~ieli rfie belt en-
tirely, thus saving much power, land requir-
ing but very little skill in sctfing the machine.
Persons wishing machine OF this kind, or
one or two horse Railway Power, can see n
sample machine and get any information
relative to Terms, Sc, By applying to
Agent for VI. a: BngsSH Etkt,on' Md.
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SV-Suffcrs from Scrofula and Scrofulous afec
lions, clean up. Why wear your pimplcs. Blot
chcs. Ulcers, Sores? Why have the life twisted
out Of you by Dyspepsia. rheumatism and Gout ?
Why suffer Syphitic and Mcrcurial diseases to
rot the bones in your body, or the flesh off your
bones? Why let your sluggish blood drag and
scatter its distcmpcrs through you'll veins AVER IS
CoNr EXT of Sarsaparilla cures these complaints
and cleanscs them GU! of the system Uso it faith.
fully and on bring to society healthier ceanlier
and far more acceptable acknowledgements
Baltimore, Md.
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NEWARK ACADEMY,
Prof Edward ID. Porter, Principal.

AIlI pIh'''l'AN, lCoU.
The Fall and Winter Session of this Institution
will commence on the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
NOVEMBER, aud continue FIVE MONTHS. The
Buildings and Grounds have been placed in com
plete order and fitted up with new Furniture,
especially adapted for the comfort and convenience
of students Rooms furnished for the older
boys ms in Colleges, for rnIvArr STUDY free from
the confusion ant. restraint of school room The
Course Of Instruction is thorough and practical.
designed to fit young men for admission to our
best colleges far the active duties of the farm,
hop or counting house
By the iberaity of the Board of Trustees. the
Academy is furnished with Library of IL 900 VOL
umes. and one of the best collections of Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus in the United States
thus affording facilities for acquiring com plec
Scientific and Mathematical education far superior
to most schools in our country.
The best Teachers will be employed and no
labor spared to secure the proper, moral mental
and physical training of the young men entrusted
to his care. Terms moderate For circulars and
information address, EDWARD ID. PORTER,
Sept. 10, lS6O-tf. Newark, Del.
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THE CRors IN Sr. MAKY's.-The Leonard
town Beacon says We regret to state that
the fly and joint worm have made their appear
ance in the wheat fields around cur village
They are said to be very numerous aud de-
strnctive. We have not heard whether they
have made their appearance in other sections
of our county. but it is greatly to be feared
they have. The corn crop in the county is
unusually backward this spring, in conse-
qurncc ot the cold wet weather that has pre-
vailed since it WAS planted.
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NOTICE..

Isaac England, In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Cecil county. In
John W. Oldham fchanccry. May 9th,
and wife. 1861.
ORDERED, That the sales made and
~ reported by W. J. Jones and W. p.
Ewing, Trustees for the sale of Real Estate
of John w. Oldham, he ratified and con-
tirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the thirteenth day of
July, next: provided, a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed at
Elkton, once week for one month before
the twelfth day Of June, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be 81, 10000. W. Ii. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Nav II, lS61-lm Clerk.
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90 Rrulers ano Gorrespcno rnts.

GIVE have not read mora beautiful lit
lie poem than mabel" for many day
Every line Of it teens with imagery and its
simplicity and patlios cannot fail to commend
it to every lover OF genuine poetry. 1t is n
perfect gen. and we trust We betray no con-
fidencc when We say it is from the pen Of a
young lady Of this county, who, We believe,
has never b fore given to the world any Of
her poetic warnings.
IT, Maryland and the Sonth,' which will
be found on the first page, we commend to the
attentive peruSal of our leaders, as showing
in clear and logical manner the folly OF
those Scccssionists who have entertained
hopes of carrying our State out of the Union.
The Indifference, or inability of the Sodrhcrn
conspirators to aid, in the slightest degree,
their friends in Mary land in their Qnixotic
attempt last April to oppose the passage of
the Federal forces to Washington, should be
sufficient to forever settle the question of
Mary land's secession in the mind of every
sensible man.
n3-Onr correspondents who send MS news
items concerning county atr,irs, have our
'"''H'' 'hsh
acceptable.
0y-To the proposition of " Seventy-Six, -
we reply: Yes-A Il right.
o.. Dots we will try to find room for
next week We like the free and easy style
of the writer. With observation and prac-
tce " Tula Calix - may soon become
favuritc.
l-We have received from two cores
r"ndcnts an account of the pole and flag
raising at Principle. We often receive several
communications in reference to the same sub
ct. In such cases the shortest and most
pertinent is always the choice of both printers
and readers. The spread. cage style, in these
steam and telegraph days, has gone " clean -
out of fashion.
WThe correspondentwho inquired for the
address Of the parties who offer a premium
for National Hymn, can obtain information
ON that subject by addressing a letter to r.
G. Verplank, G. W. Curtis, or Hamilton Fish,
Ncw-York city.
Co" Virginia - is postponed for want of
room. till next week.
GIVE are Indebted to correspondent far
an extract of the Speech of Mr.. Ethcridge.
made at Louisville in May last, which we will
try and put in type next week, if the march of
events doesn't crowd it out.
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STATE OF MARYLAND:
EXECUTIVE CHAM Der, !
FREDERICK CITY, May md, 1861. {

PROCLAMATION.
N7llEREAS, The President OF the United
w States, by his Proclamation, dated the
fifteenth day Of April, 1861, has summoned
Congress to meet in Special Session in the
City of Washington, On the Fourth day of
July, eighteen hundred and siXty-one;
AND WHEREAS, BY Section 7G, Of Article
30, OF the Code Of Public General Laws, the
Governor is empowered and directed to
order, by Proclamation, Special Election
for members of Congress for this State, to
fill vacancies now existing;
Now, THEREFORE, l, THOMAS HOLIDAY
Hicks, Governor Of Maryland, do, by this,
my Proclamation, designate and appoint
THURSDAY, the THIRTEENTH day of
JUNE, 1861, for the election Of Representa-
tives from this State to serve in the Congress
of the United States.
~ Given under my hand and the
SEAL Great Seal of the State of Mary.
(~- land, at the City of Frederick, this
second day Of May, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one. THOMAS ii. HICKS.
BY the Governor.
GRAYsoN EIcHELBEHGER,
May II, 1861 tie. Secretary OF State.
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n Office.

TIlE undersigned having associated will
l. him in the Tin, Stove and Foundry brsi-
ness, MIR. Thos. c. Crouch, the business will
hereafter he conducted under the firm o.
CANTWELL g. CROUCH. Returning my
thanks to the pubic for folmer favoIs, m0st
specially solicit a continuance to the new
firm. JOS. p. CANTWELL.
March %, 1861.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

NllE undersigned, duly appointed by the
l. County Commissioners of Cecil county,
to view and determine the proprety Of
locating public road leading from the Elk
ton Stage road to intersect with the road
leading from Warwick to the Catholic Church,
running through lands of James Bolton.
Samuel Gillespie and Richard Lockwood
hereby give notice that they will meet at
Samuel GiIlespie's Hotel, in Warwick, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ. on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of
June, next, to proceed to the discharge OF
the duty assigned them.
j. NJ. FLINTTIAM,
p. IIENDRICKSON,
BENZ. J. GREEN,
May 4, lSG1-lm. Examiners
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NOTICE TO
Collectors and Owners Of Dogs.

NOTICE is hereby given to Collectors
~ and to Owners6 Dogs, that all the dogs
in the several Districts shall he assessed for
the year 1861, under the "Act Taxing Dogs
for the Protection of Sheep between the
18th day Of March and the Ilth day of June,
in said year, and the owner of every dog
assessed between those dates Shall be held
accountable for the tax assessed to him Or
her, whether he or she shall afterwards part
with the dog or not.
And the assessment Of dogs in the co,.nty.
as taken by the several Collectors, snau Dc
re turned by them to the Office of the County
Commissioners, on or before the 18th day Of
June, next. By Order.
JAS S. CRAWFORD. Clerk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county.
March l6, 186l-3m.
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KENT County. (Dcl.D WHEAT Cnor.-We
learn that the fly is materially affecting the
wheat crop in the middle and lower sec lions
Of Kent county. The variety rrincipall,
affected is that generally known as the " blue
stem "a white wheat remarkable for its
Touring qualities, AS well as its abundant
yield. when circumstances are favorable Tor
its growth and perfection. The new variety
of" Mediterranean introduced lately in por-
tons of this county, looks we'll. and seems to
have escaped the ravagcs Of the fly this season.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TN pursuance of Proclamation of the
l. Governor Of Maryland, ordering Special
Election for members of Congress Tor this
State, notice is hereby given to the Judges
Of Election and the Voters of Cecil county
that an election will he held in the several
Election Districts Of Cecil county, at the
usual places of holding elections, on
Thursday, the 18th day of June,
1861, for IL Representative in Congress to
represent the Second Congressional District
in the Congress of the United States.
JAMES f.. OLDHAM,
May IL, lS6l-tc. Sheriff Of Cecil CO.
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L)ic0.

CLEMENT.-On the 9th of May, last, MIR.
SAMUEL CLEMENT, aged 10 years.
SIMPERS.--In this county, on Friday, c4th
May, last, at the residence of her father.
Miss AMANDA SIArEps, III the 23ri year Of
her age.
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FRr1r CRor IN NEW JEnsEY.-After some
inquiry having been made in regard 10 the
prospects of the next fruit crop in this county,
we may safely remark that it promises good.
Peach trees look finer than for many years
Apples, pears and cherries are prosperous
Strawberries will yield abundantly. il the
weather is moderate. In word, the whole
fruit crops bid fair to excel that raised in
Cape May for six or seven years past.
Cane MuU Ocean U'are
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" The Ladies of Elkton Episcopal Church
intend holding Strawberry Festival. at the
Court House. on Tuesday, June lI,h: the
proceeds 10 be appropriated to enclose the
grounds Of he new Trinity Church. Doors
open at o'clock P. NJ. SUPPER served at
O'Clock, with Tea and Coffee. Admission
20 cents. Children hall price.
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NOTICE..

TNllE County Commissioners will meet at
l. Their Office, in the Court House. in
Elkton, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, the
18th and 18th of June, inst, to examine and
pass upon snch accounts as may be presented
for that purpose; after which time nc
account aga inst the County will be include
in the Levy Of 1861. BY Order.
j. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
C"m'r Cecil county.
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UThe Montgomery Post of the 3lst nit.
says thata portion Of the Confederate troops
have been ordered away from Pensacola, and
that there is but little apprehension Of fight
there at present.