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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02
ATlTfyyT'riTjfioI',iE'; Is';,.ALEs.

- AUCTION SALES. =
.. SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
10 bales Indian Head Brown shestiDgs.
l25 lots seasonsbe Dry Goods.
BY H. SAMORY,
C. sANoRy, Auctioneer
Auction Rooms, No. As Old Leyee street,
between Gus,onhouse and Bienviie streets.
d auction 1 20 an H. r lew iii
10 bales Indian head .s a sheetiDs. -....
125 lots sessonabe Dry Good such as Frerch and Arner
Prints Alpasc4 Linens sheetpg Mernc De LANES Jsc
spool Cotton shirts Hosiery Fannsls Coronado, satnets'
ss-TERns-At sale seq
SUCCESSION oD LOUISA eooDgNBERGER, DE-
eeased wReof Henry Weman.
No. ls0ag-secord Dsrc, Court Of New Orleans.
Valuable improved Property the Fourth District Auction
BY FLAcIDE J. SPEAR,
AuctIoneer-O!fce, "a C1artres st.
r. a.le. Oct 1ssl at = eeoek
Postoce Royal by virtue and pursuance of order
co" q Orleans as'sd 1u s & sS he ioIo~E
scribed Real Estate tad I, belong tie above succession
j: A LOT or GROUND, With the buildings and nproys
P:;s. & sy Sss 9ss., Fs5 IL
date - 5u@s s F;Sa IN" se"a
Jossans ann and am
nes q gche ana osins OF an inch fr9nt on J"ssp;s
street between anreht and Carroll depth OF 800 feet be-
parallel iues, American per said pau and
purchased By the said Henry Weiman from Kisper Auch
by act before L. r. Keney Notnry Public the Nth
OF May, ls47.
q A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
thereon, sGet in said Fonth District. aud city and
parish and in sat bounded by Laurent Carroll jose
pine and st. Andrew and designated the aforesaid
plan by the No u and measuring 80 feet front Laurent
street. depth OF 25 feet inches araei lines,
A1nerica purchased by said Henry " imam
from A. aleRAu BY act before j. F. Cofey Notary
Public. ne 9TH Of Mny, 1859.
Es-TElM3 AND CONDITIONs-Onc. third cash, spd the
rrJ the dag SAFE the Of I'M
maturity, and then paid, intec the
| Of yer until final payment.
Acts Of sale before j. F. Cofey Notary Public, the
pense OF the purchasers se3 l3 q q s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !
City Fall, August co. 1861.
Common Council ~ the City of New Orleans
No. 5754.1 -.
Reoce Thathe TreasIlree and be hereby authorized
receive from sut loan will the probable
be paid by them year give them receipts for
the dvaneed said receipts bear the
Of eight per per from their date and
received in of imposed for the years 1861 and
and 1862 tie advaced be- applied the defence Of
the city
ISignedl Oh J. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
ISignedl J. MAGIONI, .'p
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved August 80, 1851. ~ r..
al3I 81 [Signedi JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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rorr1n DISTRICT couEr} EUeEEE E22GHEEE$u 4 CO.
Ply VIRTUE OF and in o5edience TO AN
directed BY the Honorabis The Forth Ds.rc Court Of New
Orleans entitled cause will proceed TO sell at
public auction, The premises hereinafter designated
MONDAY. 9Th day Of September. 1851, l0 O'Clock A. NJ,
the folio wing described property, viz:
Two Produce Wagons n n.y..
-Four pairs Wheels for iron aZ!es. SENa
-Four lose Tongue OK Wagons. ~aZ--kA
Twenty three Loose TongGe Ok Wagons. r '-r
Three Log Carers, wooden tongue axles and heels
Twelve Loose Tongue Ok " agous.
Fifteen Loose Tongue Ok Wagons.
Eight Stiff Tongue Horse Wssons. '.
Three Stiff Tongue Horse Wagons.
Five Stiff Tongue Ok Wagons
Twenty Cane Carts. shaft and wheel. iron asies.
Five Ok Tongue and Wheel wooden 8xies
Seven l.oohe Tongue Ok Wagons
Forty eight Bull Tongue Iron Axe5 Whce's.
Fonr Cotton Wagons.
Eight Wagon Bodies.
Nine pairs Cart Shafts.
one Coal Carr. ' .t
Seven Loose Tongue OK Wagons.
Contained the
outas street, in the First District
or less per inventory flied in the sheriff Office.
Attaehedin the above snit.
TERMS-Cash lhe spot. -.... -..
f. T..PARKER,
aug seq Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans.
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] gHERTFF,s SALES.

SCOOP prsTEIcG couHr JoHNF. HEENINGs W: JOSEPH
Of New Oreans. SCHWARDE.-Eos 1895.
RE VIHTUE of 81 writ of seizure and val
- TO directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
OF New Orleans In the above entitled Will proceed
to sell q public auction The City Hotel street be-
"a, 1851, at IL O'Clock NJ '''
~. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the bail4ipys
% and improvements thereon. the rights etc. situate the
a square bounded by Old Leyes seatD, Hospital and
lot No plan drawn by Pie, City eurveyr or the
18th December 1885 and deposited IN the Vim ChrfstY
late Notary Pubic in is city the said
inches and lines from, q Gaatn street III feet INCHES
Old Levee street Gsiiatin street. i4Jfest inches and
lines on the other side line adjoining lot No. Il.
seizcd In the above suit.
TERMs-Cssh the spot --'..N
f. = F.. 4. PARKER
au2t se2 "a Sheriff Of the Parish Of fJrIeanx
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To Bakers.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEAHs,e
City Hall, August ID, 1861. :

City Hall August Is 1851. :
The attention of all carrying the business
baker persos selling bread is directed to the pro-
visions of the following ordinance. entitled " An Ordinance
establishing the Assias and regulating Weight aud Inps
ton Ct Bread " all persons carrying business
baker hereby notified call Mayors prior
the is September and there make the declaration required
section Of the ordinance the penalty
the said first Of the said ordinance. s.. ..
JOHN r MONROE Mavor
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Sec g. II shall only lawful for bakers other persons
carrying the business of baker aforesaid within the limits
Of this city make bake three kinds OF bread wig
The first shall be of the best quality OF Extra -four the
second shall be of the brs quality Superine" -four,
the third shall be Of Fine flour but good and wholesome
shall within the provisions of this ordinance far rs
regards The price and weight and be affected
roed by the foregoing aSe; Provided thai suc bread shah
exceed pound weight, shni it, all other
be made baked and stamped herein required and all bakers
other making baking selling such BREAD shall in
al other conform and comply with the provisions of
this ordnance under the penalties heFeH liked Bread the
second quality shall have the weight required by the foregoing
asse and that of the third quality sEn weigh one.egbh
figure that the with the figure of the
third with the figure in addition 10 The marx Of the
baker Any baker complying wi the provisions hereof
shall conviction before the Recorders this ciLy
fined less than twenty five dollars y, one hun
dred dollars
SEC Amy baker other CARRYING on the business
baker engaged in making and baking Bread al aforesaid
who shall mix permit be mi xed or used the
manufacture Of bread alum, vtro any other
some deleteou substance shall Conviction
the Recorders Of this city, otner competent Gou
fined in cetding hrndred dollars and
fault of of such fine, shall exceeding
thirty days.
SEC TO- All ordinances and RESOLUTIONS conflicting with the
foregoing be and the earno hereby repealed
lSignedl S. p. Del aBARRE,
900 , President pro TEN. Board of Aide men.
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Alder men,
Approved August s, 1861.
tSignsdl JOHN T. MoNROE, Mayor.
A true copy:
aplb l5t MARION 4. BAEsR, Secretary to Mayor,
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Sc, i70,5Sl Sli,s2S, 2gi
IL
sl4, aa5,0l4 sl1,781 600 50, M5, ESQ
Comparative statemen, for two Weeks.

Aerl decrease for the week 1921
The following table comprises the amount Of loans long dis
eonns pleiges and active paper
maturing within ninety days Also the amount OF discounts
and loans Of tuch bank beyond ninety days.
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED.
[Corected expressly the New orIeas Daily Greseentl
Steamships
STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MIssIssiPPIs

-. LOWER MISsISSIPPI
IeaTes on MONDAY. I'd inst ats p NJ
. MEMPHIS NDMEw ORLEANS
RsS h. Packet-For henplfs, Helena, Napoleon Ticbs.
Burg and thu Bends-Tae f.xs G AS rass1tieenx
paeF ct steamer FIRING OF w HES
aLle n.sseT will leave above For freight OF mas
vIRaMIUsc. DgYFzEIL
,.tf, Advertising Axsnt-
Arkansas White rivers at Memphis with ths snsi
and Charleston Railroad =-7 -fEEE'
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" ELLER. j, H., SOAP MANUFACTURER corner
IA of st. Andrew and Howard streets, New Qrle>ns
Orders left ut Posfcs. Box No 1890, up be promptly
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.s rr Leaves every SATURDAY att5P af. ss4 x rai
SUMMER ARIA EGEMEaT5fsegs
7--L--. !. MEMPHIS AND NEW ssBLEaNs
to- N Psekst- Regular y y %ali Summer PaeEes.
passenger packet steamer Mary T.. II Gene.
" Richardson, will be ready freight On
Thursday morning. and will leaves above attending 10 her
regular business usual For freight or passage apply On
bosrdsorteF7t y ~ -t f = -
81 ~. =.r-- ~ JOHN Il. HYDE Co..
az t,s, under st Charles Hotel, left wing.
and superior packets ST. Louis and
Louisville. - =. .g-..-',.5 -
Of gdng signed a. the Office Of the agents up to-
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EYYDEl 4. GOODRICH, JEW ELERs, eornsr o.
Al Canal and Royal streets, -
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DattitaIat sMotttss,.

Ey~ Public Schools, Third District = The
Public Schools Of this Dstrc will open MONDAY Sept q
al tina usual hour. - saa
ansI q - ALFRED BOERGES Slnerintendent.
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EXCHANGE ON RICHMOND, VIR CHINA
IA Sight checks Richmond Petersburg, Lynchburg and
Norfolk, for sale in sums to suit purchasers by
BROWN, JOHNSON L CO,
jy2 IF 40 Union street
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STAN MUTUAL. INSURANCE CoMpASY,)
No. = Carondelet street. 7
New Orleans, Aug. "A, 1851 }
ssy-This CosnDsn VIII continue to insure
Against by FIRE the per Of the Seas and
Rivers, the current rates of premium.
.'
z. A. Giraud fnn OF r. A. GRAND 4 Co.
A. Watt II Of Jno. Watt 4 Co.
G. W. Logan, frIn Of Logan. soniat Il Claiborne.
A.. F. Eliot, firm OF Elliot il McEeever
F. Lung drm Of Mummy, I.uing Il Co,
H. DuIauiier firm of Roman 4 keri,ion.
Lloyd X. Coiensn, firm Of Coleman, Brton & Withers.
". QneUel firm Of VIM Pfehn & Co.
W, u. c. Claiborne,
i}las. A Castillo, firm Of ". A. Gordon Castillo.
j. dc Fucrltes, firm OF s. O5er Il Co.
EMILE DEBUYs, President.
7 p Ey1A-,fE Secretary pro TEN. auI1 ly
OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS or THE nosFEDERATE LOAN
Citiaenb' Bank Of I.Jui=ialA,
New Orleans. Aug. %, 1851.
aB-Sslbsc,ibers TO the Confederate Loans
person this BANK, their bonds
and retu rrt icaea issued BY the Commissioners.
nug1
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Leaves every TUESDAY, st o;clccksP Vi.
in place of the steamer CIiarmer.I
THE feeNFEDERATEE rTa TErs

Rs% n. Mail Packet M airy T.y z .Hsnes' nass.
ter, for Yeksbsrg, Warren;or, New Carthage
Grand ffnf s. Joseph Rodney, Waterproof
Ma chez and Mail Landings below For freight or pa5sags
apply board or to d SIS ~ = 4 s-N'-e
jy2 If D. r. GARROII,.& co, A gents,
~. .,.. ....- .r 80 Carondeiet street
The MayT vckshurg with tEe steamer Charm
for all points 3azoo river. ts'
n B:-The steamer Mary 7. Eicksburg with
steamer Dew Drop for the and Tallahachie rivers An
Freight consigned to Of the steamer Dew Drop VIII 20
through without detention, at hiehwaer
air. NJ. P. DENT, Captain,
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u - HALL OF PELICAN H Il. F1RE Co. No. 4, I
New Orleans, Aug 30, 1861
H3-The officers and members OF the above
Company hereby notified attend the Monthly Meeting, to
be held at the TruckHouse, MONDAY EVENING, Sept 2
at N O'Clock.
By order Of the President
/ A G. " A DSMO RTu. .Sec,Y.
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PLE'S LINE. y

NEW ORLEANS AND FORT ADAMS WEEKLY PACKET.
y Leaves every SATURDAY, at s P. M ,t4afa
FOR FORT DAMS, RAYOU
g. h,sARA AND THE COAsT-The fine and splendid
packet S:illie Robinson, W. 81.
eEAEH Webbing, master, I'm place of the Golden Age
leaves above arriving at New Orleans THURSDAY
morning. For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS q, UESTzEL,
jyl '"r Advertising Agent.
nS-The s. r. has clerk tho 1evee all times
ceiys and deliver freight.
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Ii ~ II "
R4ssA LAKE SHORE PACKET GRE
nsEth--j1OLE- Summer Arrangement = For Ocean
Springs Biloxi and all intel mediate landings
The splendid low pressure c. S. Coast Ma Packet Steamer
Creoaes Chas Walker master built eSerssss for the lake
trade with superior accommodations VIII make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by change Of or
hnery leaving the hike end Of the Point
chaan Railroad the arrival at the Lake OF the cars as
(a5-The Creole on TUESDAYS aadsATURDAYs will ex-
tend her trips to PascaEoula3
--~-I4eaves New G.leans-
Pontchartrafr Rsilroad.
IueSqay -
Thu SiRy esVs.
Saturday. % A. III. e%in-
---Ieaves Ocean Sprtngs--
Monday, Wedns 3day and Friday Mornings
EsTetters mail should all be into tho fost
oic rs The present New Orleans Postoaee not
| good outside Of the Postefhce in New Orleans.
~ An Express the Office Tuesdays, Thurs
| r. GEDDEs, Agent, % GraSer 81.
Ea-Freight soek and Extra Luggage shSaa always Pc
preIedmg the one which the boat leaves the rodd
e Freight is received for all Coast landings and TOR
Ff sSw o,lssns' A JSs II, ISL ~ iylstt
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s5~SoI&ttiersl Pacific Railroad Com p:Any--
Tor subscriptions ths capital stock u
hir COMPANY 'lder the Louisville resolutions OF 18th inst al
H1. 50rplDr! ne found from A. NJ to
d. few days desire to there all friends and
stockho'Gers. Be prompt. . 49, -,-
R. W RiGfA RilStN, agent.
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9xs KUPTUHES I1N
"A. RADICAL LILY Gu REDl q -
Letter from DE- W. T. Mills the Editor Of tina Eickaburg
Daily Sun.
vIcKsDuRG, Miss, MAJ 5, 1860

Extract Written Three Years Previous the
Above, in reference TO the same boy
IssAQuENA Co., Miss, May ., 1851.
Or. Sherman Now Orleans:
Dear Sha boy George perfectly Of the rupture
he the finest 10 king Deer Creek nnd dN
much work as any man. w. MILLS, II. D.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-05-11
PLOWS, STOVES, &C.
THE undersigned havins~ L

TIIE undersigned havns~@
l. bought the Foundry of \V
Mr. Jacob Heckcndorn, and 4eEGfS sEe
removed to the rear of his Tin and Stove
Store, with the right to manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL Pillow, is now
prepared to inrnish Farmers with them ready
made in the best manner by Experienced
workmen, and Of the very best material.
would also say chat have secured the
services OF Mr.. Heckendorn, under whose
supervision the Pows are all made. Farmers
may, therefore rely upon them being perfect
in all their parts.
have also a large stock of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with full sup
ply of TfNWARE, Shove1s, Forks; Rakes,
Churns, &C.. all of which will be sold at =
very low price to suit the hard times.
WCastings for almost all the plows In
general use. Stoves Repaired! Odd Plstes
made 10 suit.
Call and see our new estab hment, at tho
old Stove House, corner of Main and Bridge
Streets, where you can get almost anything
you want.
WRoofng and Spouting, &C., attended
to as usual. JOS. p. CANTWELL.
Elkton, Feb 90, 1861.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-05-11
THE PELT0N TRIPLE GEAR
HORSE POWER;

VT7IIEN well made, has never failed to
w render satisfaction to purchasers. It
may, therefore, be put down as an established
fact that in alf cases where the Power has
broken or worn rapidly, that the fact was III
the manufacture, and not in the principle Of
the Power. To any one not familiar with
the mechanism, one Pelton Power looks like
another; one, though 1t looks strong and
heavy, breaks, while another, properly made,
though light, cannot be broken. That ne
Farmer shall have to rely on his own judg
mcnt entirely in purchasing We say to all il
you buy Il 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 furnished with tho
machine, it may be returned. With this dis
tinctly understood. anything we might say
in praise of the Power woald seetn hko
wasting words.
The T1RASIIER is one OF uncommon
strength and durability, being driven by rod
and gearing, doing away with the belt en-
tirely, thus saving much power, and rcquir-
ing but very little skill in setting the machine.
Persons wishing a machine Of this kind, or
one or two horse Railway Power, can see a
sample machine and get any information
relative to Terms, &C., by applying to
JACOB b. ASH, EGkton, Md.
Agent for w. W. Dingee Il Co., YORK, Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-05-11
STATE OF MAlKLANEe:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, !
FREDEE'cH CITY, May 9th, 1861. {

PI1oCI4A NJ AIION.
W. llEREAS, 1t has come to my knowl-
w edge that Il Certain Tench Tilghman
of Talbot county, assuming to be Major
General of the Sc cond Division VI. NJ, has
issued General orders, commanding :. that
the citizens Of said Division be enrolled into
two classcs-olc FOR the defence of their
homcs-the other for service in any part Of
the State -
AND WHEREAS, Sundry commissioned
officers Of said Second Division have obcycd
the said Illegal General orders of said Tench
Tilghman. by issuing RdsiulelitaI orders for
the in mediate enrolment Of the citizens as
aforesaid
Now, THEREFORE, I, THoNAs HoLLpAY
Hicks, Governor of Mary land, do by this
my Proclamation, enioin upon the commits
stoned officers in said Second Division not
TO obey the orders of said Tcncll Tilghmau.
in as much as he does not hold lawful
commission in said Second Division, and =,
is, therefore, without authority to issue any
Military orders whatever. And | enoin
upon the citizens residing within the bound :
aries of said Second Division not to obey or
comply with any Regilnentul orders issued
in pursuance of the authority nnlawtulIy
assumed by said Tench Tilghman.
- Given undur my hand and the
: SEAL Great Seal Of the State of Maryland,
I ~ Vat the City of Frederick. this sixth
day Of May, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
THOMAS ii. HICKS.
BY the Governor.
GRAysoN ElcuELGEnGER,
May ii, lSGl-ow. Secretary of State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-05-11
j. Z. IlEALD'S
May List Of New Books,

Tho Recruit, text book for Volunteers
Cavalry Tactics. in , vols, published BY order
of tho War Department.
Hardec's Rife and Light Infantry Tactics
Cooper Macombs Iactics.
Manual of Bayonet Exercise, by q. Z. Mcclellan
U. $. A.
Instructions for Field Artillery.
Gillian Manual for Volunteers and Militia 70 +
the United states.
Scotts Infantry Tactics 5 vols
Tbs illustrated Horse Doctor, with 400 Ilustra-
tons. by Edward Mathew.
A Book about Doctors. by J. Corly Jcaffroson
SIlas Marncr. by the author of Adam Iicdc
The Life and Career Of Major Andre, by Win
throp Sargent.
The Semi Attached Couple
Over the Cliffs. by Charlotte Chantcr
Marion Graham, or Higher than Happiness, by
Meta Lander
Harry Harson. or the Benevolent Bachelor, by
John I. Irving. (nephew of Washington Iryingl
Wheat aud Tares.
What we Eat, by Thomas II. IIaskins.
The Achemist or the House of Claes from the
French.
The Poctical Works of Edgar A. Poe Blue and
gold
Specimens of English Dramatic Poets, by Chas
Lamb
Seif-Educaion. by NJ lie Baron DEGRADE.
900 Receipts worth their weight in Gold.
Hays United States Tariffs Of 1861 and 1857
All choice publications of the day received as
soon published. IT. HEAD,
42 Market Street
May IL, lSOl Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-05-11
NOTICES..
PROCLAIM ALTON.
STdTE OF MIRLdND.
EyECITTIUE CIJ4NpED
Frederick City, April 10Th, 1861.

4
Frederick City, April 10Th, 1861.
WHEREAS, 1t has been represented to
w me that certain citizens Of Maryland,
not holding Commissions in the Maryland
Militia, are enlisting and arinng men, and
ordering them on Military service within the
State;
find Whereas, 1t has been further repre-
scented to me that certain other citizens Of
Maryland, holding Commissions in the Mary
land Volunteer NJ ilita, have ordered their
soldiers on military service without having
first complied with the provisions of Section
80, Of Article 81, Of the Code Of Public
General Laws;
find IFhereas, Such acts, IN derogation of
the authority and dignity OF the State Of
Maryland, are at al times subvcrsive of good
order, and in the present excited condition
of the public mind, are we'll calculated to
i.nperil the public peace.
Now. therefore, |, THOMAS holiday
Hicks, Governor of Maryland, do, by this,
my Proclamation, warn all such persons of
the unlawfulncss Of such acts and do enjoin
upon the proper authorities Of the several
counties and of the city of Baltimore, to see
that the laws Of the State be not violated in
the premises.
{ - Given under my hand and the
! SEAL Great Seal Of the State of Mary
49, land, at the city Of Frederick this
18th day Of April, iGshteen hundred and
siXty-onc. TllOS. III. HICKS.
May 4, 1SGl--3w
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NOTICE..

Caroline Cantwell, ! In the Circuit Court
vs.. for Cecil county. In
Mary f. Cantwell, fcl,ancery. April 10th,
and others. 1861.
nRDERED, That the sales made and re-
~ ported by W. J. Jones, Trustee for the
sale Of the Real Estate in the proceedings
in this cause mentioned, be ratified and CON
irmcd, unless cause to the contrary to be
shown on or before the twenty second day
of June, next: provided, a copy Of this
order he inserted in some newspaper printed
at Elkton once u week for one month before
the twenty first day Of May, next.
The Report States the amount of sales to
be 81 100. W. III. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,.
April 90, 1SGl-lm. Clerk.
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Alarrie0.


On the 25th ult, at the residence of tho
BRIDES father, by Rev T. w. Simpels, Mr..
SAMUEL W. ALDRlDGE and Miss SARAH Z.
WoopALL, all of Kent county, Md.
JENNEY-W WILSON. OH the 3Oth ult., by
the Rev. W. II. Elliott, Mr.. +. WESLEY
JANNEY, to Miss SARAH +. WILSON, all of
this town.
SON-CHEW.-O the 18th ult., by
the Rov. Thos. Sumption. JOHN T. JOHN
Son and Miss EMMA A. CuEw, all of this
county.
IRVIN-JONES.- the 10th nit, by the
some, WV. II. II. IRWIN and Miss SARAH
G. JOKES both ofthis county.
WARD -BOYD.-On the 23rd nit, by the
same, JAS. L. WARD and Miss MARY Il.
Born, both of this county.
LAMPLUGH-SUMP the LIST
inst, by the same. THos. LAMpLuDm. of
Newport. DEL, to Miss ELLA N. SUMPTION,
of this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-05-11
NOTICE..

! IN the Circuit Court
S. d. Van Wickle, for Cecil county. In
VS.. chancery. April 10th
VIM Penn Ewing. 1861.
ORDERED, That the sales made and re-
" ported by WI. Jones, Trustee for the
sale Of the Real Estate in the proceedings
in the above entitled case mentioned he
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the twenty
second day Of June. next; provided copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed ut Elkton once a week for one month
before the twenty first day of May, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be 81 ,i25. W. III. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
April 20, 1S6l-1m. Clerk.