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STEAM COMPANY.
. l..zss:,>n Regular Daily Line
-fA except sunday for Fort
$t:N:--=:f ICY Deposit. IIavrc de G race
xssssssssssssssssISS and Tide Water Canal
Ike Steamboat JUNIATA. Capt. Frederick
Tom;nson. leaves lover end Of West Falls Avenue
every MoSnA>, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Even
ing, ut O'Clock. Returning. leaves Port Deposit
every TUESDAY,. THURSDAY and SATURDAY Even
ing. nj > o'clock p. NJ, and liavre dc Grace at .
O'Clock p. N.
The steamboat LANCASTER capt J. W, Tom
llnson. leaves same place every ioEsnAf' ihthS-
DAY and SATURDAY Evening at 9 clock Re
turning leaves Port Deposit every MoSpAY. WE'D
FEspAY and FRIDAY Evening, at oclsck, and
Havre do Grace at O'Clock r. N.
Hour Of leaving Baltimore after the LIST Of Octo.
Der will be o clock p. N,
E?9epsssage, (hcrths incluled.l so cents
Freight received daily until ) o'clock, carried
NJ low rates and carefully attended to.
Duplicate Receipts for Freight will be required.
EB All Boats and CarSo,s towed only at the
risk Of their respective owners.
The Agent at navra dc race will attend to for
wardins any Merchandise consigned to him for
Any point tho Pennsylvania Canals or will
re-ship Frciglts intended for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
K. ALEN. TAYLOR, Agent, lIavro dc Trace.
}. TOME, Agent. Port Deposit.
n. B-Graip purchased nj the highest market
price ut the Warehouse Of j. Tome ( Co. Port
Deposit who also keep for sale Gnano, Plaster.
Fish, Salt, Croasdale & Mtchells. Allen &
Needles and De Burg's Phosphates. and New
York Bone Dust March 2 lSGl-tf
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Glorious News.

The news from all quarters this week is
most glorious Secession is going down
before the invncible arms of the Govern
ment, wherever met. With the peaceful
triumph in Maryland came tidings of the
success Of the Federal arms in all directions.
In the very heart cf Secessia the serpent has
received blow which has made it wrihe
in all its long Shiny coils. Beaufort district
Is. CO. is the very home of the rattlcsnake
aristocroey. May God speed the avenging
angel to smite that nest of the vipers, Char
lesion, more guilty than Sodom or Gomorrah:
and birthstone. 1t has been the seminary
where all the secession school masters grad
uated. That city has been industriously
teaching secession, and spreading its poison
for 30 years, and for vengeance on her guilty
head rise to Heaven the signs and tears OF
| thousands Of widows and orphans.
| The victory of General Nelson over the
Rebels at Piketon, Kentucky, is one of
the most severe blows they have received in
the course Of the war. In Tennessee, too,
the downtrodden Union men have risen in
their might, and are rendng the chains that
have been placed uron them by their
3" Southern Brothers" The circle of fire is
beginning to narrow round the scorpion till
"The sting she nourished for her foes,
Gives but one pang and cures all pain,
And darts into her desperate train
The massacre in Guyandotte, Virginia, of
which bloody tragedy an account will be
found elsewhere, unmasks the hellish wick
cdness that characteristics this Secession
insanity. The unsuspecting victims are
decoycd into the secession houses, and
women and children join in the slaughter
like wild Indians.
But we can write nothing that is so des-
criptive of the horrors of Secession as the
bare recital Of its deeds of crime and blood
stained atrocity.
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MITTENs FOR THE SoLDIERs.-The " Ladies'
Aid of Philadelphia, request the publication
of the following directions to Knitters, who
are anxious to supply our volunteers with
scrviceable mttens:
Cast 20 stitches on each needle, knit 25
rows of rubbing, and 90 rows plain. Then
take the 20 81 iches that are upon Que needle
and knit l6 rows, backward and forward. -
This is for the beginning OF the thumb. Then
take these 70 stitches On three needles, and
knit round for l6 rows, after which narrow
gradually untilthe thumb is finished.
"Take up 20 stitches at the lower part of
the thumb. There will then be g. stitches on
the three needles. Knit 20 rows. Take the
20 stitches nearest the thumb, join them on
three needles, and Knit % raws. Then mar
row gradually until the finger is finished -
Take the remaining 40 stitches on three
needles, aud knit % rows. Narrow gradual.
y iii finished"
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For The Cecil Wing
Progress Of the Rebellion.
Z INTERPRETATION, Nov.

UPPERTENDOM, Nov. 1Ith.
Mr.. EpIToR:-I send you the following
important information, which you may rest
assured, is strictly true:
Since jeff. Davis promulgated his theory,
that after n man had succeeded in the com,
mission of crime to the full extent of his
desire, he ought to be alone, it is said that
all the convicts in all the State prisons
have become furious Secessionists and that
furthermore, as being ScceSsionist places
a man or woman per Sc in the highest social
circle, the convicts have all refused to
associate with their keepers or even to
speak to them when they meet.
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THE New UNION GENERAL IN kENTucxY.-
General Don Carlos Buel. who has been
assigned to the command of the Department
OF Kentucky, was detailed, by Major General
Mcclellan, to that important post, at the
special request of General Sherman-so that
tue friends Of the latter may rest content that
if ont-rankcd, it has been according to his
own wish. General sherman has been most
efficient; but. in view of the long experience
of General Bnel. and particularly bis connec-
ton With the service while General Sherman
was in private life, he solicited the Command
er-in'Chicf to appoint this distinguished man
as his superior Oilictr.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ARREST Of THE Rev. Mr.. 'nTcHELL

| ARREST or liz htF. NlRs
On sabbath morning lara, the Rev. Mr.
.nchell, pastor Of the Episcopal Church of
I Elkton, was arrested By Capt. Ricketts,, by
order Of his supe,ior officer, on a charge of
disloyalty to the Government, having made
use Of language the substance of which was
an Invocation to God that the armies of jeff
Da'is might. ere long, enter Maryland and
drive out the Union men. We have always
had a high regard for Mr.. MITCHELL and
exceedingly regret that, Notwithstanding his
many virtues, he should SO far forget his
duty as christian and a good citizen, as to
thus place himself in moral rebellion against
Government which has been to him one
uninterrupted blessing. The prisoner was
conveyed to Chesapeake City and taken to
Easton.
The arrest was the occasion of "sccne"
among the Secession ladies of the town,
some Of them even condescending to say bad
words. Some called out to have the Captain
shot others shed barrels of tears, and
others again, more warlike, charged on the
guard, delivering volley after volcy of hard
words, which, however, would not avail
against muskets and fixed bayonets. Some
accused their male friends of cowardice, and
wished they were men till they would knock
The guard dorm. These fighting Amazons
had better hasten to don the brccches and
| shoulder arms in the cause Of Secession in
Cecil, for it is in very sickly state. In
fact, there is nothing left of it in this lati
tude but the curl in the upper lip. Having
that curl taken out of the upper lip appears
to be more severe operation than extract
ing teeth. But it must come out. Secession
is getting out of fashion, and no lady will
| long submit to be out of fashion.
| Secession, to be sure, is an Arstocratic
institution but Aristocracy rests on Royal
ancestry or wealth, neither of which the
| major part Of our Secession friends are
blessed with in fact, the gcnealogy of mum
bcrs of them might be traced back TO the
sans rulohes. Verify, the great bulk of our
Secession coin is bogus. 1t would never
pass at great Jcffs counter. A miserable
imitation is our Cecil county seccsh the
only faint resemblance it bears to the gen
uine article is the bad imitation of curl on
the upper lip. IT'S, quite amusing to see
little Misses, whose mothers ought to spank
EN- and put them to bed, trying to curl
their upper lips. Tut, tut, girls, curl your
hair and look pretty, and give up such non
sense. Providence has ordained that you
shall be republican mothers, whose sou.
will adorn the armies and navy of the great
United States, and they will be ashamed to
hear that their mothers, like the tory women
of the Revolution, tried to curry favor Will,
aristocracy by curling their upper lips.
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Union Men Awake in Tennessee
Railroad Bridges and Telegraph Wire
DeStrOUea

The Union men OF East Tennessee have
burned numbers of railroad bridges, to pre-
vent the transportation of troops. One
bridge of tvs hundred feet was destroyed on
Saturday morning last; it was on the East
Tennessee Railroad. Four structures on the
line South OF Knoxville were entirely demol-
ished,
very heavy wooden bridge at Char lesion
Bradley county, Tennessee, was destroyed on
the evening Of Friday last. Charleston is
seventy-tive miles southwest of Knoxville
and contains two hundred inhabitants. This
action of the Union men will convince the
Government that East Tennessee will redeem
herself il an opportunity offers.
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TOT 7 nc UGH y
The Good Work Begun.
Popr Drpos1r. My 10Th 1891

PORT DEPOSIT, Nov. 18th 1861.
ED1ToR CECIL WING DEAR Sir Il have
the pleasure to inform yon and the readers
of the Hhg that two loyal ladies of our
town, Mrs. 7. II. Knight and Mrs. Il. Key
nolds have collected some 80 or 60 dollars
from the Union citizens Of our town for the
beginning in the good work. The ladies Of
the town have organized relief association
and will do much good no doubt. God bless
the Union ladies Of Port Deposit UNION.
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B1~We call the attention of our readers
to the advcr ,isement of r. +. May in to day s
Whig. Mr.. May is one Of our most enter
prising merchants. His motto is CASH,
small profits and quick sales. He has
learned the great secret OF success in busi
NC. ArrErIIaING,
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Planning Mill aad Sash Factory.

. ".A-. ~ ~
WYE invite the attention Of all persons in the
w city or country. who contemplate the erection
OF Dwellings Barns. Dc. to our exten-ive stock nl
Building Materials in tho rough and prepared i''
4se: namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
lCircuInr and Plain,
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
Panel, SHUTTERS,
SASHES tGlassei aud not Glasssd,)
WOOD MOULpiNGS,
HOT BED SASH,
BRACKETS.
NUOpEN MANTELS.
Newell POSTS, (r,r,e,
BARN NENrlLATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH, PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AlSo,--Dressed EIOGring:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE,
WHITE PINE AND llEMLOCK,
(well seasoned
rvAAll of the above we offer as low az the
lowest for The Cash approved paper
Al rlcrs by mail or other" sc, attended &c
with promptness ~
holland e. CO..
Tune %, 1850. PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
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FLAG PRESENTATION. This after

FLAG PRESENTATION This after
noon, at 3 o clock, the ceremony of present,
ing the Flag furnished by the ladies Of Elk
ton for Col. Schley's Regiment, will take
place in front of the Court House. The
flag is most beautiful silk banner, with the
coat of arms of Maryland painted on one
side in the centre of the blue field, and on
the other the inscription:
&*x*xSA*xN*x*&*N*x *&x*x**xx**x**x*
Presented by the Union Ladies Of
\ Elkton, through Elkton Guards, Capt.
K Il. f. NJ. Facthz, to the Public Guard
( Regiment Nd. VOL, Gel. W. l.. Schley. F..
xx***##***x******* ***x********#***
The citizens are invited to be present on
the occasion.
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ia" A Lady" informs US that great
many of the Union men Of this county are
unionists, because they want Office. We
will inform ga lady" that a great many of
the Secession women of the county are
Secessionists because they want brains.
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numbered Peterson is out surprising, ifpos-
sible, former numbersin richness and variety.
The present number closes the volume from
July to December. The fashion plates are
very fine in the December number. Price
$500 year Charles j. Peterson, No. $40
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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ORNAMENTAL TREEs.-Persons wishing to
supply themselves with cheap lot of fruit,
or ornamental trees and shrubbery, may do so
at bargain by attending the sale of Mr..
Peters at Concordvllc, Pa. See his adver-
tisement in to.days Wing.
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NoTIcE.- will be a meeting of
the members of the Jackson Union Club of
the 4th District, at the house Of Charles
kimble, Fox Chase Hotel, on Wednesday
evening, 10Th inst. at 6! O'Clock p. NJ. A
full attendance is expected, as business of
Importance will be before the club.
BY order of THE PRESIDENT.
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Phila., vii. & Bait. Railroad

Trains leave N orth East Station as follows
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 1920 A. NJ. Mail 1890 A M.
Mil. " ls'S9 :. Night Mail pm.
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tachel, leaves N orh East for Baltimore at
$40 P. NJ. Stops at Charlcstown, Principle,
Perryvilie, and Havrc- Grace.
W. ID. ALEXANDER,
April 20, lSG0--tf. Agent.
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In accordance to a notice, the ladies

In dCCOluduCc 10 Il nOtlCe, Tue lautCS
of Cherry Hill and vicinity met in the lee
ture room of the church for the purpose of
forming an Aid Society for the sick and
wounded soldiers of the Army and Navy,
auxiliary to the general Aid at Washington :;
the following officers were elected: Mrs.
Mary Brnton, President; Mrs Elizabeth
IIasson, Vice President; Mis- Lizzie Stab
lar, Secretary Miss Kate NJ. Brown, Trea-
surcr Madams Rebecca Pierson, John l.
Smith, Mary a. Smith, Mary A. Graut,
Mary Raymond, Eliza l.. Carter, Martha j.
Carter, Rachel Cantwell, David Scott, Mrs.
Biddle, Managers. The society is to be
called "The Ladders Of Cherry Hill and
vicinity Aid Society for the Relief of the
sick and wounded of our Army and Navy
1t was resolved that the Society should
meet once week at the church it was also
resolved that the initiation fee for member
ship should be ten cents. a number of
gentlemen were received as honorary mem
bers, by paying fifty cents each.
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RETIREp.-After two wears Of pleas

ant service together, the old Board of
County Commissioners on Thursday last
wound up their business. A more efficient
Board of Commissioners has, perhaps, never
assembled in Cecil county. Being men of
stirling worth and integrity, the interests OF
the county have been steadily kept in view
by them and now, bowling of the stage OF
public life for the present, they bear with
them the unsullied reputation Of faithful
public servants.
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BeD"The Secessionists say some half
dozen mules voted the Union ticket at North
East on election day. The poll books say
some sixty Jackasses voted the dis-union
ticket the same day.
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Run OvER.-On Friday the LIST ins

Run OvER.-On Friday the LIST inst Z,
John, son of Richard Grason, Esq, Of this
place, was run over by wagon between
this place and Riders Switch. Two wheels
Of the wagon passed over his body, but
luckily, it was not loaded. The injuries
were not OF serious character.
Rat. cOuniy .7droca.s
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4 Mule TRAIN.--A government train
of thirty wagons from Perryville passed
through Elkton on Tuesday evening last, on
its way to Snow Hill, to serve as a bag
gage and transport train to the troops
stationed in that part of Maryland.
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THE SCHoLARsHIp.-T Orpaans'

Court was occupied part Of two days this
week, in hearing and determining on the
applications for the vacant scholarship in
the Washington College, Chestcrtown.-
There were seven applicants, well supported
by strong testimonials of moral and intel
lectual fitness. The Court selected William
f A. Foster. son Of I. a. Foster, of North
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L)ic0.

MORGAN.-On Sunday the 10th inst,
THos MORGAN Of this town, in the 73d
year Of his age
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The War in Kentucky.
II Glorious Victory-400 Rebels Killed
md 1000 Taken Prisoners


and 1000 Taken Prisoners.
PARIS, Ky, Nov. IL General Nelson met
the rebels under General Williams at Pike
ton. Pike county, Kentucky, on Friday last,
and gained glorious victory.
Col. Labe Moore attacked the rebels in the
rear with 3 800 mon, Col. Harris, of the
Ohio Second Regiment in front with 600
men-Col Harris falling back, and Colonel
Moore pressing forward till the enemy were
brought into the midst of Nelson's brigade,
when our forces pressed them upon all sides.
killing four hundred and taking one thousand
prisoners. The rest scattered in all dircc-
tions. The Federal loss is small.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
LEXINGTON, Nov. ia courier from Gen
Nelson's brigade, with dispatches for Adiu-
tant General Thomas, reports fighting at
Piketon for two days. The rebels lost 400
killed and 1000 prisoners.
GEMS. WILLIAMS AND HowEs TAKEN PRISONERS
CiNcINNATI. Nov. I2-The battle of Pike
ton lasted during Friday and Saturday
The victory Of our troops was complete.
Gems. Williams and Hewes are among The
rr!sVn.ra,
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THE following card from Capt. Faehtz
announces the close of the Elkton Academy
When next opened, it will be under new
Principal, Mr.. Kennedy, of Oxford Pa
May he prove as true u patriot, and able
instructor as he who changes the studious
occupation ofteachcr for the bosterous life
Of a military camp.
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ELEToN, Nov. l4th, 1861

The undersigned being called away from
his connection with Eikton Academy. will
close his duties as Principal of this institu-
ton with this day, and in the name Of him
self and his wife he expresses thankinness
for all kindness received, and best wishes
for the welfare of all their former pupils.
CAPT. +. +. NJ. FAEHTZ.
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|tOAL-The celebrated Baltimore Company 8
~ Conl for Family Use on hand and for sale
sept |, 1850 d. SCOTT d BRO.
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GOAL OIL LAMPS, WITH PARAGON
~ Burners, also the best Coal and Carbon OILS. at
T. DRENNEN'S
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The Peoples Cook Book.
MODERN COOKERY
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
BY Miss ELIZA ACTON
CAREFULLY REVISED ny MRS e ! HALE

MOlEh N ODOh Eh
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IT TELLs YOU All the various and most approved
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IT TRLIs YOU How 10 set out aud ornament . Table
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GROCERIES.
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail

JACOB s. MELDlN
k<xrzz RESPECTFULLY informs tho citizen Of Whining.
lisa ton and the public generally that he has on hand
his old established stand, at the corner Of SEW
ENTlI and KING Sts general assortment Of we'll select
ed Family Groceries, which he will sell At the lowest prices
and on the most reasonable terms. Having for number
Of wears been engaged In the business he respectfully In
yts the public 10 call aud examine his stock as he feels
conddenti Will give satation. w