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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-03-30

AN IRISH SToRv.-Two Irishmen engaged
in peddling packages of linen bought an old
mule to aid in carrying the burdens. One
would ride while, and then the other, car
rvins the bales Of linen on the mule. One
day the lrishlnan who was on foot got close
up to the heels Of his muleship, when he
received a kick on one of his shins. TO be
revenged he picked up stone and hurled it
at the mule, but struck his companion OH the
back of the head Seeing what he had done
he stopped and began to groan and rub bis
shin. The one on the mu le turned and ask ed
him what was the matter. The bloody
crather kicked me" was the reply. BE
Jabers he's did the same thing to me on the
back Of me head" said the other.
This is somewhat like the Border States.
While tho Black Republicans are kicking our
shinS the Cotton States are throwing stones
at oar heads, and all the while swearing that
the Black Republicans are dong all the mis-
chief Raie'gh IN. c. Bonner.
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The Union County Convention at Fred
criCk,

criCk.
f. Pursuan! to the Frederick county call.
which we published last week. a large county
meeting convened In the Frederick Court
House on Tuesday last. which was presided
over by Dr. Bacr. and addressed BY Hons.
Andrew Johnson of Tenn. and John G. Rivcs
Of Va. lengthy and able address to the
people Of Maryland was prepared and adopted,
as were, also, preamble AMI resolutions
The first four resolutions take strong ground
against secession asa remedy for 1.-The wrongs
and injuries which constitute the prctcxt for
The action " of the seeded States DENY the
night OLA State to seccde, and dcnounce the
persistent Efforts to involve Maryland in the
guilt of Secession. The fifth and sixth reso.
lu'ions are as follows:
-, Resolred, That continuing 10 revere the
Constitution and the government established
unarf 1t by our fathers, We hereby form our
selves into an organization whose sole object
Shall be the dctrr.cc Of the Union against all
It's aSsaiants, secret or open. and cordially
invite our trlsw.citiz,ns without regard to
former political associations.
ReSolccd, That we hereby pledge to each
other " our lives, our fortunes and our sacred
honor " for the maintenance of the Union
aud our rights under it.
The remaining resolutions, after approving
Of Gov Hicks faithful adherence to official
duty, recommend to the counties and city
of Baltimore unien with Frederick, in the
appointment of delegates to State Conven-
ton, to be held in Baltimore on the onl
day OF May next, for the purpose Of per.
lectng State organization of Union men ::
authorize the appointment of County Cen
tral Committee Of 100, and the appointment
Of 100 delegates to tho proposed State Conven.
ton from Frederick county.
We will cndcavor to lay the proceedings Of
this important meeting as fully before our
readers as possible, next week.
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THE I.0BBY SIASG..-The following are
given by a Harrisburg paper as the phrases
most in usr during session of the Pcnnsyl.
vana Ii giSlalurc. and which it is necessary
To know the meaning of before any Legislative
favor is asked:
A. yvy," in the language Of the Solons.
means the proceeds of the sale OF u vote.
. Getting ones hooks in,' which Is under
stood TO be quite i recent acquisition, indica-
ties that an individual one has been so for
tunatc as to become participant in a scheme.
=" The Ring Is an unholy alliance. which
common, and of course vulgar, report says is
Instituted fol black mail PURPOSES a mem.
Der who is fixed . on any measure is I'M
dcrstood to have had influences brought to
bear to such an extent that lie has finally
decided hou to vote. When project is " set
up il is known that plan has been ar
ransad by which success WIN probably follow.
Every one understands what legislative
"snake" is, and how liable the little
Williams " ii. e. bills are to contain the
aforesaid serp.n,s. TO safety the brethren -
Is to make all arrangements for the passage
of an act. "A Striker " is one who remains
III the city and hunts up the game to be
slaughtered at Harrisburg His is the pro.
vince to suggest to parties interested in cor
porations the advantage Of little supple
ment, or All act explanatory Of an act incor-
porating the company. "A Stake" is a
deposit made IN advance Of the passage of an
act for the pnr pose of paying supposed cx-
penses. "A Contingent is an indefinite
form of promise made to keep outsiders
quiet, aud myslify the correspondent of some
newspaper. IAN Outsider is any one who
is not ready or able to assist in some scheme
the entire State, exclusive Of the city of Phil
adclphi1. Merit" is synonymous with
money. "To knock bill is to defeat it..
New words are coined almost every session
to meet exisenccs. Parties interested fur
ther will please make application to a mens-
Der Of the Legislature.
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SuBMIssIoNisrs The Richmond Wing
defines this common term as follows.
lie is a SubmiSSiOnist vi no wishes Virginia
to surrender her own judgment to dictation
of others.
lie is a snbmission.st who will allow the
voice Of petulant and ever dissatisfied State
to precipilate us into horrid revolution.
lie is a subnissionist who consents that
the four millions of the Gotten States should
rule The eight millions Of ihe great Border
States.
He is submissionist who says that Vir-
ginia, with her million and a half of people,
shall not be the arbiter Of her own destiny.
lie is sabmiSsionst who dares not stand
his ground and face the approaching danger
in the Union.
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THE Weller.
For
FOR
Sassafras River and Port DCDOsit.

Inc steamer W. WHIILDIN
a GtsytH will leave md Whar: below
RIS-lAsl WALNUT STREET, Phla-
.ss15zz sEEAnzseSstgd clrhia, on WEpSEsnAYs.
c,min-hcing February eth. 1861, at O'Clock
p. NJ. for Sassafras River. touching ut Delaware
City On her way down. anda all other points on
the route. and will lay at J"ha RcybAls Wharf
Until next morning day light
Returning will leave Georgetown and Frederick
Gown ON THURSDAYS. ut O'Clock Rryb'kl's Wharf
ut y o'clock. lc,terton at 3 O'clock John Key
bolis Wharf ut o'clock =. ".
viii leave philnde' rha on SATURDAYS at
ciclork. and touch at Delaware City, llavrc dc
Grace aud Port Deposit.
Returning. will leave Port Deposit on MONDAYS
az c'c'ocls& teaching ut lIaerc dc Grace. and
Isuye Ecttcron ut clock, }. Reynolds Wharf
at "clucls r. NJ.
.:s'rag. will be furnished, and Grain carried
at v sscl rates.
For rrrshtor Passage apply TO the Captain
en- bGarl.
Aflfrcights must he pre- paid, or not recev L.
All freight or packages landed as they markel
will be considered II tull delivery. All Baggage
al thu owner $ risk. A. l. CULINARY.
March ,, lsol-tf Master.
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The Eli Ifimurc Post ONice


Under this heading the West Chester vi
'aee Rrco,d has the following reference to one
of our citizens:
The Philadelphia Inqmuer states that W.
Pinkney Ewing Is to be appoint cd Post Mas.
ter at Baltimore. Mr.. Ewing is one of the
old guard. His grandfather fought side by
side with General Washington. in the Rcvo.
lutionary war. at the Battle cf Brandyw inr.
His father was soldier in the war of 1912,
and W. pnkncy Ewing has been a lifelong
lover of the liberty his family have contcndvd
for, fo' over hundred years. lie was an
Elector or the Fremont tick ct, a delegate to
the Chicago Convention, and Lincoln and
llamlln Elcctor. and as he said at " Chadd $
Ford. a soldier for life on the side Of free.
DOM" lie spoke during the last canpai IN
IN number Of places in Pennsylvania. among
which were Oxford, "Chadd's Ford" and
the Germantown Battle Field. where he rem
dcred elective service 10 the party, by rcpu-
dating the cry of" scctionalisln.''
Per contra, las to the appointment referred
to above-we find the following in the Balti-
more letter Of the Phlada. Inquirer of Satur,
day last:
A good deal has been said about Mr..
Pinkney Ewing, a prominent Republican
heing likely to yet the PoslnastcrShip in
Baltimore. His chances are now doubtful.
as learn the law requires that the poslmas-
ter must be a resident of the place in which
the office is located Mr.. Ewing resides, and
has resided many years, in one OF the coun.
ties No other straigh,.ou, Republican has.
heretofore, been much spoken of in reference
to this position. Charles T. Maddox, who
formerly filled the office under Nj. Fillmore
"a Whiy-ls an applicant; also, Mr.
Thorpe, at present Chief Clerk.
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men, generously given hy The Esmocra.. cannot
subscribe to the following, which it submits: "This
'oh parry VIII h "nsed "fI,ii those who are willing
/" zee the checks ANA balances If the Constitution
pied under foot and our Gr,ernmcnt quietly converted
into military despotism O. instead of GruTi,mcnt
rc:tng upon the consent Of the .,,verncI, This v II
not BE- qualification FIR members! in this onion
party the assertion "tThc Denrsrtt to the contrary
Notwithstanding Eut If ever one gcts into that party
that i'is 7'' capitalization he viii he kicked out
H. aim and object If this Union p,rty will not To-.
destroy and dissolve either tie che us and l"rnrcs If
The Constitution ar the tuin which it supports, bur
r't!or - prro"F'r protect and defend the voLe Culsi
t"fi-r. f't the Iuun against the yuIrlal hands aui
claws of "ronfr+lrt'e ttaths. These "r"Ar'trr's'"'
ttt''tT' r'"rtei li:'r'hntncy fully intended To- Il" it
they Knew 'iey ud d. il, and :hcy have they III
they w'rid IL" e fired the S,utstrrn heart AMI have
pre- 'ip.t ici TIE Cotton states into r.yout,n They
neutrality-suspicious. n" American "tiIrnS in 5c st ,tcs
whn were born there. ami have compelled them IN rs
from Their homes for tlirr offence than being faithful
to the Constitution and laws of country. and for
honor'n" nrl prclniing their dry"i)ntn glorious
nag Bu' Tie Democrat says this unan party will be
willing 70 see our Government convert ct into Hilary
'i"p ti+n. When; II W. By WHOM: Ia'.ra il
evidence # II military deSpntisn the North. Ami
mere permit ms I" say. where the people sHLiGH1
fNED there ncyrr can,sc sWh thlnt. There is
Indication Of ilttry icsputisin in any If the Mid
Ill" states. TsIcre is feature # such tn. until vou
cross Ties nlern boundary If North C,rnlia Tennessee
nm'hikanshS Iiel"w that line ypu have military
de-lwsm ~ a,-ut" cursed the soil Of Austria;
nNuf1i,-contrN-l ti tyr.t| blutte those Of the
bloody IL use Of lhisburxl What KIND Of Government
nave tey Ia tue Confederate States" DieS IT "reSt
IN the c"us"n uf the gyrrucd," Have those nab lbs
not ,cta1rd T." permit the in those
nG";ti's 1T tn" vital interest to them! Ia this
"mtaiy '!">pJt.sai" not proclaimed that the popular
sentiment i,rst be suppressed: Talk ahou, the Federal
vernncnt hrn. converted utn military ,lesr..ti5,r
inns Is done however alJ'. Ffr obi idea If stop thief.
Enl The Dnme'i.,t thinks this Union is
h'ni"iv conceived plan for u;ting its members in Office
~ NE reNt FAILS eirrtio eli. yes it Will ,in right
we'll; hut the ctnd dates not picked out yet.
they uset 10 be among tie faithful and they
"d'wn in Dixie. 1t Is presumed whatever may be the
result of next Fall, election that the PEOPLE will hay"
something to say abIu il. think. however. that it will
DC sab 10 predict that Will be elected wi does
not " tnh white < ,od as u negro" Hence il
VIII b" that uuinn men will he chosen,
TEASE Present my most considerable compliments to
Inc democrat. and heiieve me, n ever. in haste.
Your cordially, JAMES T1UCHSTJNE.
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1flurrlr0.

BRADF- COO!ER. On Wednesday, tho
18th inst. br Rev. W. J. Payson, Mr..
lifshr II. BRADY To Miss RxBEccA s.
CoorER, both Of Chesapeake City.
kll'k- BRlCKLEY..- Oh Thursday 2sth
inst by Rev. Mr.. Mathews, WILLIAM KIRK
To HESTER +. BnicKLEY, all Of this county.
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The steamer Port Deposit,
CAPTAIN d. VANNEM AN,

CAPIAlN ID. NANNEMaN,
-0sE~s- j. Having resumed her Regular
s@sGsisssI4ttsg s;fT3 Trips. will leave Mr.. J. J.
.ssss5assszs.s4s7 Hcckart's Wharf, Port Deposit
every day SUNDAY excepted for H.vrc de
Grace at 8 4. NJ, LIS and $50 r. NJ. con-
meeting with trains leaving Baltimore at 8 80
4. NJ, and $40 p. NJ; from Philadelphia at
A. NJ, and L. NJ, ruturning on arrival of
trains.
To- Travellers will be accommo dated to
Lapium at s A. NJ, anl between trips to
1lavre dc Grace. [m,rch 2, IS6l-3m
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0JTThe attention o millers is particularly
called to the advertisement, in our columns,
of D. L. Starr q Co. manufacturers OF French
Bnrrs, Importers and dealers in Boiling
Cl,ths, &C., corner North and Centre Sts.,
Baltimore. See their advertisement on our
outside.
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THIEVES IN CHEsTERrowN. The Kent
Ne1rs complains that there are at present
quite number of thieves in Chestertown,
and calls upon the authorities to have them
removed. On Thursday night (2lst inst
they made an unsuccessful attempt to break
into the store Of Wickes & Bro.
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NOTICE

TllE ANIMAL Election for Nine Directors Of
l. the Cecil Bank, to serve for the ensuing
year. Will he held Mt the Bank, OH the FIRST
MONDAY OF MAY, next, between til,
hours Of II and II o'clock \. "
TllOS. c. BOND.
Mar ~, lS6l-tm. Cashier.
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D1sSOLUTIOx NOTICE.

INlE Co-Partncrslip therefore, existing
l. between George and John Simpson has.
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE SIMPSON,
JOHN SIMPSON.
March end, 1861. [mar 80, 1861.
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DRESS MAKING.

MFRS. MARY A. WOOD respectfully
IfR informs the Indies of EIkton and
vicinity that she Intends carrying on ORES S
AklNG. on Main street, next door to the
Episcopal Parsonage. where she will do all
kinds of Plain and Fancy Sewing.
Elkion, Mar 30, I9Gl-4w
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NO'lId,E.

THN1lE Board Of School Cnmmissionery
will hold their next meeting iii their
Office, on MONDAY, april S,h, NJ II O'Clock
A. y. BY Order. G. VI. ELLIS,
Mar so, lS6l-2w Secretary.
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CrIn the Philadelphia Conference,
on "Wednesday last, a motion prevailed re-
quested Rev. III. +. Harm, lately stationed at
Port Deposit, to furnish copy Of his Mis-
sionary Sermon, preached before the Com
ference on Monday last, for publication.
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MOONLIGHT PARADE.-The Cecil
Guards Capt. J. A. J. Crcswell--made their
first dress parade on Saturday night, treating
onr citizcns to a very crcditabc and soldierly
display. The new uniforms of the corps
looked we'll even by moonlight, but it is
hoped the 4" buom-a-L ,ddi.s' Will soon give
MS better look at them bya daylight parade.
Prof. Lancaster's Cornet Band accompanied
the Gnalds. and no doubt inspired them with
martial ardor by the stirring strains it dis
courscd.
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Local Affairs.

CECIL CIaCUIT CoCRT-ApRfL TERN.
The Aprilrtrrm Of the Circuit Court for thi.
county will commence. on Monday next
Sheriff Oldham has su,nnoncd- the following
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QN Gefil lpbia:
ELKTON, MARCH, 80, 1861.

VA multitude of pressing engagements
has prevented much editorial attention to
The Wing his week.
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IrrThcrc will be Divine Service in
the Episcopal Church n this town, Oh Sun
day, the 3lst inst.
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Notice to Subscribe rig.

Subscribers to The Wing intending remov-
Al viii please give us early notice Of where
they wish Heir papers sent to, stating at the
same tIi'c whrre Mey hare heretofore t,.n sent:
by so doing they will secure themselves
against the loss of any papers.
SHED POTATOES, fne quality. at
- Mar 30. T. DREENEN'S
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Rhlia. w iinlinstOn and
BAL MORE RAILROAD
rhi.a., VII. s Bait. Railroad

Trains Lease North East Station as follows :
r" PHILADELPHIA. T.. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 1880 a. NJ. Mail, 1880 a NJ.
ill., :, :, Mai, ' 225 !" Night Mail l. Pm.
Through Freight, with passenger car at
ltel.f~l. leaves North Eastfor Baltimore at
q l3sa. ~ St"ps,at Gharlcstown, Principle,
Perrvville, and ffavre DE Grace. Leaves
rhi!a. as p. Nj. W. ID. ALEXANDER,
July 81, lS6O-tf. Agent.
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U-7"e T1llays Record has the fol-
lowing notice perhaps Of interest to some of
our readers:
The office of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company colchester county. has beer removed
from Doe RIM to Coatcsvillt, to which place
persons should direct tn ir letters intended
for the Secretary, Mr.. Harlan.
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THE ELKToS Posi- OFFlCE.-A Mr..
Mckinsry, who some twenty years ago
resided in Elkton, and who has, until within
year or n year and half, resided out ofthi5
State, has received, it il said, the appoint
ment Of Postmaster for this place. A large
number of our citizens are Justly Indignant
that stranger should have been preferred for
this post TO Mr.. J. l.. Mahan whose recon-
mcndaion was so gcirr'slly signed, and
whose appointment, it is universally conceded,
would have been highly satisfactory. What
particular line ofpolicy demanded the appoint
mcnt of Il nonresident in this case it is diff
cult to imagine. Certain it is, that the policy
of Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugural has not, in this
instance, been adhered to. A rcmonstrancc
is in circulation in regard to this matter, and
is numcrously signed.
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u Mr.. WIN Ii. Elder, expecting soon
to take his position as Mail Agent Oh the
route from Philadelphia to Washington, has
sold out his entire stock of stoves, tnwarc.
&C., to Mcs,rs. Cantwell 4 Crouch, Of this
town, who conduct the busi1eSs at the old
stand Of Mr.. Jos. P. Cantwell, corner OF
Bridge and Main streets.
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E'OIE RENT.

TFJIIE HOUSE where T now reside. in
l. North Ea.t. Also, Il good Store House
Possession given 18th Of March. next.
inquire "i S. 7. MACLDfN.
fGb q, ikGl.
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1J'Readcr, do not fail to read Prof Wood
Advertisement in on other colamn
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Baltimore and SuSquchanna
STEAM COMPANY.

ISs ssel; sunday ,,aln for Port Port
e7 ssasssssEssS.sss'.s@ and Tide Water Canal.
The Steamboat JuNIATA Capt Frederick
Tom!:nson leaves lower end of West Falls Avenue
every MoSDA, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Even
ing. 1t 6 O'Clock. Returning. le,vcs Port Deposit
every Tuesday, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Even
ing. II, clock r. a., and IIayrc dc Grace at 5
O'Clock r. ".
The steamboat LANCASTER. Capt J. W. Tom
linson. leaves same plsce every TUESDAY. Tnrns
DAY and SATURDAY Evening at o'clock. Re-
'drnns leaves Port Deposit every MONDAY. WE'D
NEsnAf and FRIDAY Evening. at clock, and
JLtrre de'Grace. at O'Clock p "
1lou'of leaving Baltimore after the lst Of 0cto
Der. will he ! o'clock p. ~
~ Passage. (bcrths inclulcd.) 30 cents
Freight received daily until ) o'clock carried
at low rates and catcf;tly attended to.
Duplicate Receipts for Freight will he required
5Y All Boats and Cnrgocs towcd only ut the
rf.k "t their respective owners
The Agent ut llavrc dc Grace will attend to for
wnrdng any Merchandise consigned to him for
any pint on the Pennsylvania Canals, or will
&c ship Frrigh:s intended for Baltimore, Philadcl-
Phia or elsewhere.
loS JAS. TAYLOR. Agent. Baltimore.
r. ALIEN TAYLOR, Agent. llavrc de Grace.
j. TOME. Agent. Port Deposit.
n. B--Grnn purchased n, the highest mark ct
pico at the Warehouse of j. Teme & Co.. Port
Deposit who also keep for sale Gnano. Plaster
Fish. Salt, Cronsdac & Mitcbclls, Allen &
Needles and Dc Burg's rhosphatcs anil New
.brk Bone Dust March 3 IS6l-tf
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Thomas Miller, john RidicH
john Partridge, john Snaw,
EnuS Scarhurnugh, John Icamans
Palmer G. trickland, John T. Alexander,
James iiasSun, John ToSh,
Thomas Howard, Andrew Brick ley,
James Ford, James McCay,
Geo. Is. Pennington, IHanc 5. Richards,
john W. Morgan, Basil lIAincs,
VIM. X. Lockwood, Isaac X. Ta, lor,
Curtis Cordray, Milton Y. Kidd,
Chas. II. Cunning. y. Scott. ("f Jas.)
William I. Purdy, Edmund T.. Brown,
Shfi'As"m y: Pearce, Jefferson Ramsay,
Grorgr W. Bennett, jams l.. Maxwell,
W isiiIm Armstrong, Henry Smit!4son,
Stephen Gilbert. Hugh Steele.
John VI. Seminar, II ichard y. Hall.
Alexander Hill, muclJ j. England,
VIM. X. Hudson, Henry Dong.
l.. Wesley Thomas, Charles Matthew'S,
George Chandler, David Moon.
John W. Jackson. Charles G. Mcarns,
Nicholas iiburn, F.. f. Ferguson.
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ATE BROWN, JR'S-Coal Oil Lamps. ard
n best quality Coal Oil. Also, best quality
burning Fluid. lJan II
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CLovER SEED AND TIMOTHY SEED Of
~ prime quality. For sale by
Feb 0. 1861. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Hy~The County Commissioners meet
on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, far the purpose Of altering assess
n.ents for 1861.
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Now leave any candid. honest. hearted man
to say whether that resolntioh'is disunion or
not. II is not only dsunion in the ordinary
sense. but it justles treason. rebellion and
robbery There is nothing, however black
and helnous, that may not be perpe,rated
under this resolution with impunily. Another
resolution oil johnson S was as follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-18
YOUNG ECLIPSE,

r., TIL ne horse will stand the pres.
HXb ent G G on ut the Macarthur Steam
MIls. H. soae S., PAYABLE when the
mare is XII anrbe with foal.
Pedigree.
YOUNG ECLIPSE was sired BY old
Erlipsr owned BY Wilson of Clavs,ilIe Ie,
dam d R ID Bird by Gndrlphin, making this
horse cross of the brsi stock of0bip. He
il over l6 hands high, weighs 1900 lbs. Is a
beau tiIul bright bay years old and snita
bic for s ,ddIe or harness. We hnpe our
farmers " i'll see this Horae before making
contracts. Kept hy J. A. Tan, hill.
March 2Sth-lmo. S. V. DODGE.