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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

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pSssss the texture e tAs Aais. u hes hssa asal-
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ssoa u eAs SstAhllsAnsat q IAs PssSsistsg. sslA
esssywAsEe. ed applied b II Hair. DVsaSsFs.
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ly0 IA WasAlAessA e., eaA HsAaeises.
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}. Pa,raeN.'s Church. plassrvAlle.

81. PatFtek'S chUrsA, PlAesFvIlle.-
On the see,nd Sunday Of August lIltA int There
win be Maze at O'elOek. A. " .Alss a. II s'eOek.
when His Grace. Meet Rev. las 9. AIlsaany, o.
5, D, ArehbisAOp, Ofsas FranelSes. uill osIeiAts.
Previous u the Aour Of NaIs he win administer
the Holy saei AAent Of Caaar~A,ioa. TheTS uilI
b vesPsTs 10 the svsuiag, at . aaaStsV pact
o'clock. Au3-31
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03
On che lSth day Of July, A. D nee,

~ II SeloOh, H. n. al Ihe right, title. Inser.., ,
elaiG 81 the saiA TtDsshy 0Eace, Of. IN 49, .r ~
e6llsWina deseeS6sA pFUPsVty, lyIn4 anS 49, ue
eafInoa vails Tevashir. county 81 u DovSIS ~
olats 81 CnllfaFnla. 70 viii see
nat rsEtaln yISes. parcel or tract Of lanA h..
e. "0saesp ueSss 2aneh," Ssiuaa~t8 a6n,T ~.
miles sSulhswSstWaFdlI IrNn the vlIiaRa ~ Ss,ISs
vaI's on The GeOFEr,own and sa.I aEnSnts -. !.
bounded ~ sslOws: On tn east b. the fS.a....-St
and Sarram~nto road On the eouih hv ar r"n.S =
ovhtd By Itleks ana PDss. % the west ~ ~ "a.
me Ditch, and on the North BY the Nas. NJ NJ M
and a. nTy 0osdens FAnrh-paA tTG n oViand S",a
enclosed 9Th hruSA and ran fehee-eor-,A. :. ue
Tie buildings and iniprOVenrh thereon
AIsO that certain pieer. pareel o. tract ~ 49,
situated 4outh 81 .nd Immediately al IaImR Ihs m
lage Of enlmon Pals. on thr 0anTRpf,.wo . "A -.
meni0 road, bound ~ fOlL,Ws: Coma Sn,.Irs ~ :
point IN Sweet WatrF Greek, near r. K Merry, ~ a
and running thenee s"WTh aeroas the R.cy.-".,t
voAd, tcl'oWing saA eerTyS line. t. the Na,uns
Ditch: thr"ee down the NatoSs bitch To Ihs IL
oWoCd By SaId Berry. and kAoWn 80 The Wroahs--
lat :" thence south along the line 81 said 10, ~ ~
Ia owned - TAomas CIVV thence easarylv 49,
aid OSra liae N the kasFa@enID VaA Ih<Ocv no,th
rry along said read 10 the CORNER Of the lot Tor
OWNED by said brvVy: thence eastrrIy 20 Chs~-,..
Rlvins: thsaee d"wH eeIA VaVIWs Q" gweSi y Siss
einnlnE-toeeshSV eth the dsenR hosass. harn' ~.
h"uses and improvements Ih-Fe, ..
AlSn that eeTtHta lot ~ RrsaeA IyIAR and A.lns
GVeenWood T"VsAllp, Caunty and u ts aN.rs.sH
situated IN the village ~ C-NieSville IN the W,
aide Of the uaia sissst, hauRA~d - GeIsSvp IN tNs
north By the l~t owned 6y william R~ehan, on ~
east nv Main sarese, the smith ~ the IN ovueI
BY Thomas MrClscAsM and es che YEA bv vHc~S.
Rr'und -t"RsIhss wtIh the hsllAIag and iupVSvss
meat thsTvOs. ". J. BCRwEI.I.. eAeriR.
~ rAED 8AgRa. DrIutV
SAsr9S ooes, pscsTvalr. Sase 10. lea. M
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

Ths PAyshelaA g sesen blameA Nsr
vsal fsaccsss h AiStSsas vka Ne alsapps,nU.
neat % he Fsssvssy q ID ~ 4 y h trsssa d
sas sa@sas1asstng 'Apess as4is.asp HuAsss WAas,
apssApsasy. 4 Psy.ag pAssssAIis siasatssa y ~
esAessaeAsl pAvesIsssf iPalsaS asa tAusass
ss.AsA1sassaass e ssAssAaeaNuiNv RsssS,
WAaae. n!sAasaAs ana.s - aesssauAs1 ansss & -,
- tAeasaSins Naasus E1salanss.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03
AussEa. Nos c.. cAl., Juh o. Issl. b1 I.

IA. ,. a. w. L1AdNOsg. Donttss-
Oees. eorHsr of AAla And Cslo0A SsEssts, tup
ssaiEs.) opposite Cary Hsase, sntTaaes froa Mails
s,Tsss-wOHld wOst respectfully AHnsases to Ais
nuusTOas patTOns, and The public gsnsEaTy. that
be hes salArvsa HE Dental O1se, into eO@moAiOus
and eeaSsuisat apaFt@snfs. rsHdsFine ineFsassd
sSeIitiss 70 psrfOr~ bic ssssSSsfal speFsttsas IN
I'll The i1psEtSat bvaUsAss sfssrSiealaaA MseAaa
tesi Dentistry. Ne sGSSt win - VaatiSg 70 The
SatisfAetioa q all. - Cain atssaAsA 70 % 40
hsuSs. 2v-,. rl,ts @vlu-aa
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03
A Meeting OF aAe Hebrew

n MSetan8 OF sAe hsORSW beWSvOS
lsnt Society will be held t"-woTrO~ (suRday, Aug.
Ash.' at S'cIoet, ,. H.. at the hal Of HoPs Hook
and Ladder Company. Puuetuai attendance 10
requested, a. business Of lnpoFtancp via be trans.
acted. BY ORDER OH PRESIDENT.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

GHAsop uiOalA - wasi initiated into the
mveAesisa n MassGsS Juns. Q. 1870,
pnnssA = ths dsgFss q Fellow CFafl on the
9lah. - - FAIssd . the sublime de-
gIeo e Sasaw Mason % the seth Of the
mme nealhs Re was chosen Grand Ora
oos e ~ Grand LSdes at the 0rst en-.
auni nualcaaioa o. le4C. and was The
ntss as1 Ontsr svCr chosen By the
ns q Illississ aga the Ma
ao1Ik 2sis.a
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

VoB AssBHSLY1yS:
4. =. A0ok, DaaiSl SSarIss,
=. .. AaAklA, y. -. Boyd.
R@enw1 1sAOA Bsr nSoSrass,
0has. Meredith. w. L. Thomas.
H@pea1N An@sU. Yer TrSasuE~.
q. w. sanAORO0n. VILLAS ROash.
~ 0WG Pr AoHssR.
Egea. Baker. q. w. Gt@A.
Rss csasgaR: Pr 0ssSs@.
H g. Ggl@shs Joh1 TOWsshsr.
~ Q@A. PEG PuAsIs AanisiSssasr.
0gAeD 0NulROos Lewis Foster.
~ ooNv9. PR aspssvisss. u Dis,-iet.
Joseph 4. DOaAy.! ,. .. MeAuFFay.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

The Sb~vS sAIs y hSFSby pAp~aeA sa'n
Saturday l0tA day Of Aus asst, 1851,
A. 10 s'cisrk, 4. u. ~. nU9WElL, gA<rR.
~ VnGD BAEEn. psputy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

Ro@an CAaA0las Church, COlsAA.-
Os shs third SSaaas IT AsVUSI tioaA tWstI, Ihs
ATeAbishOp vin oAeiSis 10 The ROaAa Cathode
Church AZ cSaOaS. Mas 81 10 O'eIOek, =. y.
Ne "caudIon."-Ac Card appeared IN
the DsHOcHAT. setAS s7tA uls., OVER The signature
Il SsAs vantins, which WoalA dssssvg - uStirs
frcm oarselvss or thOss who hnsw %, we're Il M
&c sAs GAeH THAI car aV1 name SPpsass shsrria.
AnA, e. Mr.. vansins has Unblushi. ely charged %
viih apPSOpstatiHg MS dlssevsTy 70 eur Ssseat.
aud alse With Asvtns apeleA uIs PsV syty % "'r
useS, ne feel obligated - The pub ie TO "GrT few
WNrds Of cap saalica. Ths HAIR TvNIc put up BY
Ne land which 10 Aaving rapid Sale.l is, In re-
speet. like the article sod BY Va tine. and called
Vegetable c"mpoand Hair Tonic" 40 mach f'r
this charge. The alhsr charge 10 equally ridIea
IOus witA THE TIE baggage as+d Ua our label q
sOmewhai siniIaT to that used By hin on is-and
what Of Il! 10 no. MIS-, nor ours ts' we are pre-.
pared u PFoVe.I hot was ADOPTED BY him EFom an
'aa Heir TOa'e lAhsl sssssA Np 10 the EAss HaV.
ing rendered this explanation, we take leave II
NJ. vsn'iHs, With this piece Of Vatuitoas advice,
" AttrsA to year Owa bastDsss," saA veil sstesd
70 suFs. tAUSl PEBBLE CO.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03
ProeooGant EpiseoPoI chu

Protestant EPise0PaI Church.
PLACEkYILl.I. Divine Service a. The Court Neuse
rvery Sunday OOrainE ~ u oe1oct; Sunday eel,nsl
at same place. ct So'7'oet. p.n. CULONA-S<rv,ee
% the eFSs aud third Saaday svsaiaes Of te month.
Ms o'clock. IL DORAD0-s<rvSces 81 the seeond
aaA ssuEtA SaSAAy evenings Of the AousA ct eight
o'clsok. G. q PElAcE. Anisasv.
kesideOae. Cary HoasR PlneeTVtna ia
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

= - - ~ A2fR0Xa tfr~
b CaJRHsH D0C1OA,
oAeS-HssPitsi. .Isasl CAiHatown.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

Waeeeoos-AAl peRaano tmNSn eaa e.
Dss. osaae . TlsatsssA esag SstinSa Ohas IL. A.
elAsae.Se oah a4lAsslsaa - aosgssl - Ssaar.
easseasAaAg ioaShtsANsss. TAsss iuoA sssA e
os"s s.ses Win o~saisA%asslSiSs Ss,t,S..sissl,,
wssles aSs PaesD ~ .ishsse ~ ~ han e.
SsSs sAs eOnessioA Of ~ - Saaseazls. 8 a..
DIS, COOKE q IITCe.
PlsesTvias, Jaly Il, leSi; Ea9-t9
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

Lost-a Gold Ere astpln, SWr@suAtsd
With Fireman. Hat. Hand and Chain sttaeAed.
The andeT will BE- NJ rally rewarded b leaving IL
at the BOskstors Of Hernasdss 3 Anderson, o. the
Plaza. Aud.Ie
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03
H0erPuNRNRNr.

e rNe shave Sale lie hereby 'siPSosA cain
XondWy. seth day o. July. A. d. 1851
A. 10 O'ehsek, A. u. WI HURwELl.. Sheriff.
~ enSn RAgEa. DspuIy
eAeriRs o0ee. PSaeervIIs Jaiy -, 81. III
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-03

Catholic ChureA.-Rev. ,. LaFgan
will Otaein's 10 oe"rVst"wa on every Arst Sunday
Of the month also, In colama Church ~ the third
SuaAay. DtSi1e OeFviee er0nsaees at 10. a. n.
VsspeTS, In So. PAtEiekS Church. ? aesSvlIls, 80
every Sunday evening, Al sVuaues Pssa 7. b91
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births,

RoRN-In this city, On TusSAuy norniag, July
10Th, the wife Of W. L. MAHPLR Of SOn.
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COUNTY TIoKDT.

ron AssxHsLYrxS:
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We uuuefStauu the WOro ettg10lo 10 mean
capable Of being chOseu the subject OF uelec.
ti"n or chOice. The People 10 this case were
clothed With this pOwcP III Clinics; their sVlOo
iion II the candidate gave him eli the claim "
the ONCE which he has big title TO the office
rom~e frOm Hsir deAignaii0n 1t him - Sheriff.
But they could rot designate or ehNHs . man
mot eligible, 4 g. nos capable 1T being selected.
They might select any man they chO0A0, sub
isct "nly "a THE excepti0n. that the man they
selected was capable Of taking what they had
The powsr TO give.
ave d0 mt zee how the fact that he became
capable at taking the 0Gice 4ftsr they had OK.
hanatod their p0wer, can avail the appellant
II hO waa not eligible at ~ tins tie sotIs asprs
cut (or Aim. the elsctiOa failed. We d. mn.
Ne how Il can Be argued that, by the aet Of the
candidate. the vOteS which, WhOu cast, WOgOIn.
enectual becaass n0t given for qualified can.
dldaie. became eesctual 60 elect ki@ a. allos,
"Can e be eoatsnded Tact II 0r0w - nat
oeeM citizen 1t the C.SunIy ~ Of the sants a1
~ etnS y IL elsctioh, NJ ha6 bosa - alisn q
that time thst the hare fact that BE- did - be.
come . eiitssn eG ~ tiwS II zoe gssslesS WOuld
ensssis nam to the uiicO Or, 6upp;ias man,
Wnen elected, sa4se seotOneo end eBaviction
~ cgtmo-H aueh Alcaae can b. snppaaUd--
!ouId pAFena AQgall0eaaiua give him Q
VigAe - hOld he o@AsF
Here ~ Hnd he only groend, a. We
uDdtm,hnds. upon which Mr. Eastman's
pOlilieal'fiesds OlAlw hS b eligible, q.
pressly decided against bin By the high.
est Court in the State. And II Is worthy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-10
Formation of a Eni0n Association at
Port Deposif

Mr.. FpToR:-A meeting of the Union
men OF Port Deposit was held here this (WVI-
nesday) evening. for the purpose of forming
Union Association, the object Of which, is to
"advancc the great cause Of Nationality and
Union, by securing The election Of brave and
true men to the offices of the State, and bv
giving encouragement and support to our
patriot brothers throughout the na,ion."-
A. Snow. Esq, acted as President Pro TEN.
THE Union Association Of Port Deposit -
was then formed by the adoption of Consli-
tuition and BysLaws which were presented by
the committee previously appointed.
The following officers were excited for the
ensuing year President. Samuel Peace,
Vice Pr, sldent, James Touchstone: Secretary,
Johr II. IL nd; Treasurer jacob Tome =
Executive Committee. William Parker. J. II
Rowland, +. d. AlcClcnahsn. j. Harvey Jack
and Samuel Il. Carson" The meeting was
well attended, though i. was merely held for
the purpose of organizing We ale fairly in
the harness now, and intend to make Seces.
SION howl in this camp! Let our friends though.
out the county buckle on the armour of the
Union. and rally with one heart and one soul
for the support of our flag and the Salvation
Of our country. john r. BOND, Sec.
Port Deposit, Aug III, 1851.
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% lieaIcrs an0 Correspondents.

NEWc print on our first page, in the form
of letter by " A Democrat" to the Editor
of7hc Democrat, a very able article complete
~ unmaskins the dec ,ption that is attempt
Ing to be played upon the people of the
county by this mnnstrOus absurdity, called a
Peace Party,' which is no more or less
than an audacious effort to troll honest Demo-
Gratis into the dead fall Of Secession. 1t is
nothing less than asking, with the combined
cunning and effrontery Of a pick pocket, men
whose pride and boast it has ever been to
belong to the Jackson school of politics al!
their lives, to ALLURE their former faith and
fellow the footsteps of Benedict Arnold and
Aron Burr. But we wish to have tho people
form an appropriated and true opinion on this
important question, and lest the Editor of
The Democrat and the new party he is endeav-
oring to build up should be miSreprcscnted
before portion Of the people of the county
who may read the letter in The Wing adj
dressed to him and not be fortunate enough
to see Tile Democrat, we will give him the use
of our columns to reply to it, and refute the
charges therein, which are very grave, indeed
and should if true, bring down the indigna-
ton of Il deceived public.
Co.. Scouts and Spies - will he found by
the reader, very interesting and original
article on branch of military affairs. not
generally treated upon by writers.
H5~ Mr.. Tonchstone's reply to {" Anti Coer-
cion Union man, is a bosom to the 9. fudge
and tustian - of that writer of high Sound
ing, empty phrases. 1t came to hand too late
for publication last week, but such able
exposes of traitors and the ir diabolical logic,
don't lose their interest by time. Tho chill
dren of 6. AntiCoercion IF he has any
may read, and sorrow over it in the far
remote future, as the arragnmcnt, impcach-
ment and conviction of their parent, as an
accomplice Of conspirators, whose object is
the destruction of a Government filled with
the brightest hopes to man.
o. The article entitled - Peace and war;
sent us by correspondent, has been antc-
patcd, as the writer will see, by another
article giving a more thorough expose of the
false doctrine.
Oy-The speech Of Senator Andy johnson
from Tennessee, published on the first page.
commcnds i'selfto every dispassionatc reader,
especially those who have been trapanncd
into the iatal error Of Secession by following
the lead of Mr.. Brcck nridge. Mr.. johnson
voted for Senator Breckenridge last Fall, but
his patriotism rises majestically above party
pr'jndices, and seeing in the course Of that
leader of the present " Peace" Secession
party the downfall of our Government, and
utter destruction OF those lme-honored prin-
ciples which he holds most dear, he is now
found in the front ranks Of those who nobly
tutiuns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-10

RELIGIOUS lTEMs.-In the M. T..
Church, on Sabbath morning last, Rev. Mr..
Elliot preached from Revelations 3 : %. 6. Be
hold stand at the door and knock: fanv man
hear my voice, and open the door, will come
in to him, and will sup with him and he will,
me-" In the evening, the presiding Elder,
Rev. Jos. Mason, preached from st. John II
%, 20. "Jesus said unto her, l am the
resurrection and the life: he that belicveth in
me, though he were dead yet shall he live
" And who ever livcth and belieyetb in me.
shall never die. Bc!ieyest thou this
There was no service in the PRESBYTERIAN
church, the pastor being absent from town.
AT the Episcopal church, in the morning,
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, from Acts, lS:f.-
I" Then all Greeks took Sosthencs' the chief
ruler of the synagogue and beat him Lefore
the Judgment scat and Gallo cared for none
OF these things'' In The evening from Ro-
mans 7 "a, %. go wretched man that !
am who shall deliver me from the BODY OF
this death 20
g. thank God through Jesus Christ our
Lord. So then with the mind myself serve
the law Of God, but with the flesh the law OF
sim
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NillS is to give notice, that the subscri-
L lsr Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate OF John
Whaylcn, late Of sad comfy, dcceased.-
All pcrs ons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the 18th day of March,
1862; they may otherwise, By law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate -
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the Subscriber. Given under my hand this
l0th day Of August 1861.
JOHN LAVENDER.
Administrator Of John Whay len, deed. -.
Tcst-JAs. MCCAULEY, Reg. "
Aug 10, ISGl-Gw
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Notice to TaX-Payers.

TINE subscribers, Collectors of the several
4 Districts Of Cecil county, will be at the
places named below, on the 18th, 3Oth and
3lst Of August, inst, and also on the last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of each Of
the months Of September and October, next,
to receive, and make the following deduc-
,ions for payment Of State Taxes of Use :,
viz
lrpaid on or before September LIST, next,
S per cent.
paid on or before October LIST, next, 4
per cent.
If paid on or before November 1st, next,
3 per cent.
EDWARD PENNINGTON, Collector lst District
at Cecilton.
PEREGRINE IIENDRICKsoN, Collector 2nd Dist.
at Chesapeake City.
ENoCu CRoUCu, Collector 3rd District,
at Elk.on.
WIN. C. HAssoN, Collector 4th District,
at Fair Hill.
AzARIAs PENNINGTON, Collector 9th District,
at North East.
JAMES A. CouLsoN, Collector 9th District,
at Rising Sun.
JAMES WILSON. Collector 7th District,
at Port Deposit
WILLIAM WAY, Collector 9Th District,
at Mount Pleasant.
SAMUEL j. BRowN, Collector 9th District,
at Brick Meeting House.
Aug. 10, lSGl--1w
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NEWARK ACADEMY,
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, Principal.
FAII NENSION lNG0


The Fall and Winter Session of this Institution
will commence on the FL RST WEDNESDAY OF
NOVEMBER. and 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 are furnished for the older
boys, in Colleges, for lRivArc STUDY. free from
the confusion and restraint of a 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 liberaity OF the Board Of Trustees. the
Academy is furnished with Library of 1000 vol
umcs, and one of the best collections of Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus in the United States
thus affordfng facilities for acquiring pletc
Scientific arnl Mathematical education far superior
to most schools in 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 Fer circulars and
information address. EDWA ARD y. PORTER,
Sept. Is, lS60-tf. Newark, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-10

QTTHE UNION Men in the 9th Dis
trlct are about concerning measures TO have
a grand demonstration, in favor of sustaining
the Government, on the 24th inst. The
meeting in contemplation, we understand,
will be held in Mr.. Basil Haincs' woods, near
the Rising Sun. Popular speakers are to be
procured for the occasion, and all necessary
arrangements made to make the demonstra-
tion worthy of the cause it is intended to pro-
mote. pole 100 feet long will be raised in
the village of the Rising Sun, on the same
day.
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Vote of Thanks.
EIKTON Ann ri

ELKT0N, Aug. 7th, 1861.
AT meeting of the Cecil Guards, held at
Their armory. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Rcsolccd, That the Cecil Guards return
their most sincere thanks to the Union Rifles
Of Port Deposit for the very kind and mag
nltcant reception and entertainment extended
to them during their visit on the 18th Of July.
ReSolred. That to the ladies and gentle
men especially the ladies' of Port Deposit
tne thanks of the Cecil Guards are due, for
'he very many generous favors shown them.
heSmred, That copy Of these resolutions
nc sent to the Union Rifles and also that
N'SSiS, Ewing and Vandrrford be rqucsted
to publish them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-10

EDUCATIONAL. We call attention to the
advertisement of the Chcgaray Institution,
(sce our advertising columns this week j.
This Institute is desirable seminary for the
education of Young ladies. We also call the
readers attention to the advertisement. this
week, Of =" The Young Ladies' Institution,
Wilmington, Del, Principal, Rev. Thomas
A.. Cam, A. NJ.
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

SlTUATED upon beautiful eminencc in
- the western part Of the City of Whining
ton.
Grounds embrace nearly two acres; house
heated throughout, and thoroughly ventilated
Two pupils occupy room. Board and
Tuition in English per scholastic year, $3.50
payable quarterly in advance.
Music, French and Drawing at Professors
prices.
Next session commences first MONDAY
in September.
REV. THOS. M. CAM, A. M,
Principal and Proprietor.
Aug. 10, 1S6l-l0w
Uy-Kent News, CheStertown, and Gazette.
Easton, will copy the above advertisement to
the amount of SO, and send copy of paper
and bill to advertiser, Wilmington, Del.
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CNEGARAY INSTITUTE,
Hay and 1929 Spruce street.

ILADELPTIA.-This Institute, CON
L Quoted for two years past, III Philadel-
phia, by MADAME CHEGARAY and her niece
MADAME D'llERvILLY, upon the same princi-
pies as the one in New York, established
there in the year 1914, will reopen on MON
DAY, September 10Th, with its usual ample
and complete provision for the education Of
Young Ladies', under the direction of Madame
Dllcrvilly. Circulars, and all requisite
information, can he obtained on application
to the Principal. [Aug. 10, lSGl-.3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-10

GIVE arc requested to call the at
tention of the Town Commissioners or BAiln
to Il number OF holes about the streets. which.
whenever we have a rain, are flied with
water, which under the rays of the sun, soon
becomes green and cmits very offensive odurs
weeds, which stand badly in need Of the
scythe. Our advice is attend to these things
in time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-10

To BE COMMITTED We learn that
Gov. Hicks intends committing the sentence
Of Alcck Gale, whose death warrant he signed
last week Aleck is rapidly sinking with
consumption, and is not expected to live
many months.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-10

REDUCTION OF Town TAx.-The
Town Commissioners have determined to
reduce the town tax this year to Is cents on
the 800: last year it was 80 cents. This is
very proper proceeding, considering the
State OF pccuniary matters, and the fact that
the town can get along with the expenditure
of vcly little money on the streets.