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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15
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GEN THOMAS

THF SHORT C1u4V CRop Policy
F7om a husiucse lrttcr. written 10y
very Intelligent ciiizen of an adjoining
county, we extract the fuIloWiug Oh the
short cotton crop policy
By The way, am glad 10 sec You
have taken up the subject af Ho c.f b."
| regard il as the most Important mat.
ter that can bee brought before tbr plan
tcrs. Unless the planters agree upon
some definite rule tor the cuttal.mout at
the cotton crop, the voice u warning
viii bee raised ia vain If the South
makes even half a CROP g.. if the
crop Of 1862 should reach 000 600
bales, we shall be- in the power Of the
English II we make Ho caf'oa az al.
and produce so much grain that poar
mea who are in the army can support
their families On $l5 per month we shall
bee complete masters of the posi- ION in
regard 70 both England and the Yam
KEGS. But il The cotton planter should
fail to see that II II bis duty 10 make
his negroes provide eiup foa} for the
families of tho absent lahurug men.
next Spring viii end ~ with di,baade.i
army md 70 fsirri o4pw Iou cannot say
too much on this subject and after an
YOU may say, you will find cpch planter
thinking your advice the very thing for
his neighhor and the very thing that
does not sui, his peculiar case - lfea
pA'S iralanrbe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

On Friday evening laa'. The remains Of vr
Jouy II FrLry. a member Of the Ba.4
Gravsa Grsg,s Ra-.mrsi rar. Van v,,d,
arrived from H1plneIe. Ev On sunday
Lis funeral sermon $50. preached In tie N.,bo
dist Church 10 Marshall bs fhe Rw j N
BNuFY. II WA au r'uqppni disr,ur.e. and
delivered to very large aud npprcri,iiye an.
dioncc At ue conclusion Of It the funeral
procession was formed and ihc deceased buried
10 the Marshall Cemetery, with appropriate
civic and mi itary hou9r.
Nr Finley vsa attacked with tgph1.I fvcr.
at Camp Ale0rn. Hart'nsyiNe. XIV. in U,eem.
Der. was sick about tour weeks and died op the
10Th ct January IN ,ba g2nl wear Of ha are
lie was the sop Of Mr. John j Finley. Of this
county.
II a not our fortune 70 enjoy ,he personal
accquaintancc " the deceased. ha, learn from
those who know bin intimately tina, be bore
an c,iimable character. az home and 100 thc
army 4 friend sa,. Of him: Ie was the
pure.t young man ever kuna 4 better
salAar was not 90 De- found iu NE Cousd ra,s
service IT, performed III lha duties required
ofh'm with rhecriu'ness and a'a.rltv. Ile hare
the fatigue. exposure and nr.yaiions incident 10
soldiers career without a rqrmgr. Ta,.n,
gone or,h to serve his country. he only desired
10 be informed "a 10 what wa. rropiri nf him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

The RANE ~ Gfybu The annexed.
from the R,chmoui Dispatch, ia worth
remembering
\ correspondent. writing from Eliza.
beth City, y G. asks what is iho hish
est ank ia the Confederate army
whether simply General or Major Gen.
cral 2"
The highest rank ia the regular army
is that Of " General The act Of Con
grcss provides for five Generals, who
have, wo believe, been appointed, 10 take
rank in Che order ia which they ate
named, viz: Gems Cooper. Albert Sy+
ncy Johnston. Lee, Joseph + Johnston.
and Beauregard There can, therefore,
be no further appointments except
through an amendment Of the law by
Congress
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

~ The Memphis Appeal Il Saturday
last, in It's notice of our defeat at Font
Henry. the capture Of Gen Tilghman,
and the retrca, to Fort Don lson says
Gen Plrlow is assigned to The com.
mand Of Fort poneson, and has been die.
patched 10 that point with reinforce
mcnts, eight or ten thousand men. A
Fight IL expected this morning
nc doubt GRASrs expedition, which
!ef, Cairo Tuesday night. proceeded ~
the Cumberland for an attack on that
point
The Nashville dispat, hes say that
the bridge over the Tennessee silver was
burned before six o'clock Thursday night
Orr intelligence represents i - cafe ct
eight two honr. laisr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

aosr Mr.. Charles r Prior, 10 ar editorial
lcti,r 70 the Dallas Herald written on the Sch
ait, refers 10 The oIiowing complimentary terms
to Marshall
Il am nos at the Adkins House IN Marshall,
a very fine hotel we'll kept and wei supplied
with more accommodations than have yet seen
IN Texas House Here met with Mr. Tough.
cry the popular editor Of the Texas Republican
who kindly supplied me with hs exchange and
latest Dispatches. | find the Republican by far
NE popular paper in Eastern Texas. sad very
justly too
"tol. Lane, the hero Of the late battle 70 The
Indian nation, called on me today. aud gave me
many interesting detail, Of The fight lie saws
and SAYS J, with pride that the rcgimulul
Dag presented 20 his regiment by the ladies Of
Dallas had four balls shot through f. aud was
carried hy ia bearer. Mr. Wells, into The thick.
esi Of the Eight Col Lane ENJOYS IN an emil
neni degree The confidence Of tle people OF Mar.
shall ard The surrounding county. fle Is gal.
liant man and deserves well Of tie State | was
pleased TO hear him speak 90 highly ar G7aih
and Chiffon as viii rs Of Col Mcintosh the
later being. 10 my estimation one Of the best
officers in say par, Of the South"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

sW- The Dallas HERALD o. the 29th ult.
reached Marshall on "Wednesday evening har-
ing been fourteen days On the way Dallas is
ab at ! 60 miles dsiani Il was the last paper
Ia, the proprietors intended issuing Of ,bo7
present si1a. They would pab.'h one or tao
issues u eth smaller .a', ~ order 70 c'ase
out ser,e legal advertisements Both the pro.
pTis:ofs arr % ior TIE var.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

~ The White MAJ u the Both ut. says.
,ha, within four or five week, prcyieas TO that
time, about 100000 lbs Of pork were packed
in the town Of Weaiber'ori. Parser county.
where !. Is Published
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

lSrAlislE CuRE FoR Too1uAcuF Take
equal quantities OF alum and common
salt, pulyeri2e and mix them, aud apply
them to the hollow tooth on a piece Of
cotton The remedy is very simple.
very cheap, and within the reach II al,
II any one will try il he will find Il in
falhtle Pc'sr'5arg Eyp.so
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

The Northern papers say that Russell
of the London Times, will return to
England on the lst Of next mouth He
complains II III health, and it is also
said. q bad treatment at the hands Of
some of the Nor'hcrness
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

IMPORTANT MnirARY Bui-Tho Rich.
moni Examiner gives the following out.
lines Of . military bilI which recently
passed Cuugrcss, aui has since become
law by receiving no approval Of the
President
/ ltproviGes f.r The Acceptance Of
single volunteers by the President. in
stead OF, ~ formerly, requiring their
acceptance by companies
. Ia the sec ud section Il changes the
mode Of appointment If Geld aud care
pany officers the Original bilI giving
the power If appointment.
8 1t makes provision FER filing ya.
oancics hy systcm Of promotion
4 lipfoyidOs for detailing officers 70
recruit.
5 1t provides a system ~ universal
enlistment with special encouragement
for military corps
Tho bill which ia now a law ia one
of much importance and iutcrcst, and
we learn, has been partially designed
by Congress to avoid. If possible, the
system II conscrjplion. nr drafting hy
inslgora,ing the recruiting service and
Offering new indaeCm,n, 10 volunteers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

LockEs RroHFST -1h. regiment wa. or
dsrel to Fort Smith Ark by Gea NcCuIioch,
snd vas to have len its cncampmcnt uear
Clarkssille ior that poin, on tho 9Th But be-
fore the time Of departure arrived. Col VI +.
Locke reached camps from Richmond. with or.
ders from General Earl Van born to march h
Pocshcn'as Ark Pocuho1'us is situated iu
the North Eastern portion q Arkansas about
ten miles from the Missouri line The regiment
viii leave next Nonday
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

A letter ffom Gen Houston Raurss ~ that
he is conyal,scing slowly and is on 81. feet
again. The Old Hero has had severe time n
It for several monih' but wc hope ere long to
zee him out with bis energies much recupernted
He expresses the Iivell,st hops. for the success
Of the good cause Of the South aud has bad his
hear, cheered often amid bic hours Of sickness.
by the ,idings Il the eorioua victories Of our
gallant armies -- nalrtf9H Cnriga, 27th.
Glad to hear H. though the latter part n Il
sound rather iunnr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

BiscrfT FRos CAsr IlgDsos A LADY sends
us a small piece Of halssui' received from Capt
Richardsaus company at Camp Hudson, a.
specimen of ghai the volunteers have every
day Oar fair friend say' " think that yan
will admit that t u very good. when you harm
tina, Is over a month ia TIE members n The
mess arr Messr. Chambers. Elgin. witt. Hyde
anil Allen. We fully endorse al that the lady
has ~id about this blsauit and rjoice 90 bear
that orr boyi are doing 70 we'll
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15

DolBEss CogYgneu Coltg8g This in-
stituiion has been removed 20 - Cansl .irfat
Mr.. pobear 10 bis circular directing The change
asks w to ianrn the public ihai the College Is
10 hlll operation and that war Or no war'>e
mus, EDUCATE our sons or the active duties Of
life unless we intend TO again depend on ,he
North Mr. DoIbgar bias turned out more
usefal ssholar8 than perhaps any teacher IN the
land. II a man desires hs son 90 Ios,oss a
flushed commercial education, be shoad by all
means send him % boIbaar's Commercial Col.
lege. III -nsl street New Orgaua
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15
MARSHALL:

FEBBUARf IS. .sf2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
APREL, RsGR.

DRY GOO DDS
VrsJRANrs vlaS ia ely Win visv Of uAsies saEsGSsSs
~ respectfully solicited 70 vzarioe oaF sso~A " "a
GOODS We oIes 'cf ale;
EQAhAls5 Dzcgs Saestings acc s-NoasS
SO o. Osnahlrcs,
50 eSs-s bleach 90 Saeetlnga apt ehrdagas
5abAlcs Plaid snd striped oenzburga
80 pieces ss-psd and Plsif Donesue5, for EssTAeS
s0hAlss ucElrsas
- peuiu,s sd SEn ped sntrrnSA
10 Gases Eln-y rrlnts,
% oo.tsn23=l.
% Colorcd canertct
8 Esrtn.Ey Sc.ns snc IEs@il.
A. age assot1ens q E.vy aat fne Linens Tor <eos vss
60 Osef =. Irh Lacna LsSn FAln, eirpcd Aad saeFoit
80 R-seges i0pEns, oths, CAS- nase3, NesiaS A 49,
49, MINT a DREW8Y,
No. ~ PeaTi street.,
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
GREAT BARGAINsEN DSkN SOoOs

PEor Al lice SC the city and country IeSPs 49, u any
~ rods No ,Id 40 welby calling q. Me- ~ hsn ~ eee
Wing We large stock Of Prints LaSo SAS0 sS, $50
A. nis "a hgIred Bareges, black and o0iJrsa ss eaaHs
nes PA hs,Sej and blown 5hirt.ng and 5heeung Oass.
& and Kentsesy Jsai StAPed and domestic soI men and
.,nt. LADIES' Gsters; Morocco KID and usitSxn snoes
- Chldreny Shoe, i size and quany lne9
- c,tog ooag for boys Ladies SIX and Lie fasa
80. Ir,ss Linen IS SIX and 80 cents; PaFssos pnn
~ tned al Is cents Swiss Cambria and Jseones Atsin
- Mn ad white Tarletsn, astounding low prices The onrs'
ossric worked and Collars al cost All those gooas
sboye and great many, toe numerous 70 nerfo oAsr oI
~. thous eharng any more, they bought before me
hS- lines had commenced, Be careful hat you cone 10 VOC
right PlSos, No. 81 NAlA Street. ,a.,, s-,,-,,
rys1 JVcErn ehAhSeA-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
- u.nmEanN oF DEPART-

- HEADS OF DbPAhs =
- ~ sSTs As Assls FASrs-I Eo1ld beg % inN,s ths
s a. A. tsals % Departments Of M various "
&c ovs-ausus o IRE Coniedsraie saIs aSs y ~
cry, sSuVeioPe-, BiHnR HOOKS 0e', NN'n '"
farpsh ihe- A. f4is prices - -. ~ MI q.
- - e.sreg . ereca.e Biniing zad the 1anniAetzse Or
49, - -, " 49, e. AORSlS
'-'N'- f-'- Fuhlshsr and bookseller,
IL. 81 . ain str=ss, GcA-ioa1 "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
RTCHMOND WING.
N, D.ny wing an RiehmOnd-PuS the Car

The greA. demand for the DAnr WHIa within the CITY,
a. reu b. regular az by transient readers and the dim
cv Of satisfactorily supplying both elsses of readers,
by carrying system adapted only to odico suOscrp-
IONS nave induced rs resort to the only ieSsibie
code Of managing large city circulation to wit; thai
Of sIv.slsi 20 tie CaTsys From this date, there
fore 10 subscriptions for the WHs to be ea within the
civ vii be taken al Ibis ofee, ard all persons indebted
for subscription to tie present tine, within the city are
requested to cal At the ohes and settle their accounts.
Ths carriers will Of course, continue to deliver the pa
Per - the present sabsCrbess and receive pay Tor the
sane a. the rate Of fifteen cents per week The Puohe
II nov understand hAt al restriction upon the sale OF
Una wgss Ly Carriers within the city F removed, ana
"a, al Who want 1, may buy from the Carriers or nave
il , for them at their residences or places OF business
S.rssn,5sr l6th 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07


FHhVs on hard, and RECEIVING, the fo wing articles 10
IN Which they invite the attention OF the deaers-
Eains 10 whole md half beNe Gram aud Ground Perptr
Gro9nd Gpgrr Pepper sAn'e, Fcke' n bh Enssh o.
uegs Bsrzia Msihe, srdnss, IdGnanire Candles Cham.
wres yGrioos i.pd spa Cdtr Br6aiy IN bot
ties Green and Black Tees Ke cFaexers Dried Apps E.d
DC 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07

n -ssssag tsr ire EAu Trade CarPsasl, Oh oioIhI, re
~ y-vs Gstau DDS Oornisss and Banas Wndoy shAds'
49, gsrz Carried gAr Aad Ila, 'or ts.e AZ 9y Pneea -
s larar Bs1s knd Mattresses rAie 70 order Al snoF' %
- Vel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-07
Hunt a JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia.

RichInO n0, NuSlhlds
eEHEREL CeMAISSIGH MERs5iGTS,
aS sts m s sale Manufactured ard sokiog Tobacco
-, -, nos, .,r sale ssl2-sz
$1,000 Reploq,.u s.Aaa,oa Spectator, Aad Frsisr
obr-, News. I'll Sepy nos aat sos snI . N,-S once
y,yrVa. a NOs o Is ..ssosRSc Tonic, F..s<
s.,VpToVIns sac Coalition OF AOre- sne
si.41r ts-a e. arp elite sad Believing tnen OF sse
s Al! s'' s,,s sa fS5 ,sss T5aic" Sss
@ A. spgss ssy soA q ar sad can Be le, ga ate.
-,aIt5. E,s e--r Nd excessively G2ee I 'ntscdueI9l
yes-s ago T. tn eiy and Al P5s Of ne Sc 81 ~,
e Cliln-aad he demand steadily iasse.s;as "A, .
ne ssc roo,c has y-n universal satisfaction IS is = ne
s-sseser aAz been able 70 ases'tA1 y it SI-yII "a
urs7A d-sSsss IN a' sa.s ana o. Jas r u A. DSs
EsTARE CRPSl diiitarJ CaPs!i Joa'
IA OOOLEt sr-s, Il E-osssie aal Se.si 20 sas silsfS
40 ne Pubic ssastS ~ Ssss sos q sols 49, 80
. sli s. a5zai On a fsTo5ssis te,a' =. n s5y ~
So n. saes osi d4rAb,e slt Taross Cap uAaaise
@ 8,vas hand soOd sa7glg O .t9eE ne @Anlf.eiaie
ca JOAN DJO-US. 80 s. .ia.a sEss., seheond Va -
DOSSa sFE q ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,
y s , ~ S S o. oo si' lSS TiaSoS sSais.
PISr Baasg Carried EE Aad Ila o[ ale al l9N Press
% Iars BsaI Gad Mattresses 1His 70 order Al ihaEi 10
49, Pa5sr hanging Goas n NE Gig oeany by suPst Eors
nsa --al
g-,s -FnE FARMERS UE VaRpa1EA
stts ss7sra' On o7sa ~ SIae,1 - - St s,.s
) er | % supply tAe solth VA BCffsk Aad havng been
merry % IsyssJt 2, he prop y o. 5eAas yoar Ba5r 81
srr sikiag t z- e. pr n tuhs aser a. ms TO-
@ ss boo sai isa o aei - so1n Afer PaeGis a. yos
~ sv en- p.gEses CD i've 70 on conaSnmentor
.4csEe -s51g ne lhss ,Ark-i Prlc nd, - SeAi Il
v-y or czs llsh yea sort ~ nc lowest n "a 4 Pri
or sslI he each promptly, ~ NeEsr be seat 1e
~, 4sl. aatE can io re Interest Of sS'1 .ae Arsf
n 81 - avs. irrn4 GA receive aay o;ass e'c1g
Isss bIi NJ rTa 7 DIGEST l. O call year particular area
49, q ltts-aksv Large supp have ecvn SEPT heretofore
a. s5arh ~o N-rh rhsi Eake A farnsfh our,
I've ve 20 r.sfsa ~ aAs Rave been engaged
o. h- n 1s ETY. OR Ne .zs tniy yeafs All ass
- sAMrsOS JONES, ageaL
usoeer ard Qou=lss lsn ierchaah
,,a-4As Cor Main sna - SIS. Eehaost, Va
RET sUCEEGN GSOUSe,
EOR TaE sALE % NEGSOEA
YJVss a-i-s- -i has 49, tAy s2eaea Ne Aseuea sss
~ sEfEotS. - 1- Azefa Aoon on srSahhn
s----, ll. e. a--yrlsf ~ BARS GSSsyEk.
g. ~ 81 - bssa 9-5ucy anl privately, l1d soheitl ihe
rsrrr AID .ae p1o generally. Ne Pssfrcs as
efs r-o-1t. t1tes: ~ 10 parlus; and aaers hse
sr BE ra- -x9slc- nc t-1ie, hs VII - enabled %
z Nrlssl laslt prices. lie I'll r-aks liberal 4dfanees
s pr1n1ty u Hs7ial4 prepared q board pe-so-z en-
~ ..I,1s -or bsgt II STOKES,
O. T-Aak.I1, SID door oslcz Wal street,
Ayr ;s'h 1851.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Of all Kinds taken ut .Naket Prices.

Cheap John has the Finest lot of Table
Oil Clotl, in the State, at the lowest Price,
Wall Paper at I and 10 cts. per piece
Latest style Window Shades at 20 cts. per
pair. You will not find any stale played
out old styles at Cheap Johns, for John goes
to town every day. You can always depend
on Johns goods being fresh from day to day.
CHEAP JOHN does not keep his Store
outside OF his building; but you will find it
inside. Where you see the Goods of Il store
hung outside of the building you can make
mp your minds that the buyers have to pay
for all that is spoiled.
U- Cheap Johns is bound 10 be The Cheapest
Store in Cecil comfy.
1t is an old saying that every dog has his
day. The EXtOrtionsts have had their day 2,
and the People Shall now have theirs.
would say to the people Of this county,
that whenever you talk to :he EXtorioniSts
about Cheap John, they say "Why we can
do that, too" Just ask them why they did
not do it before came here
Extortion has to die. 1t must be so.
know it will die hand with Seine but it must
be so.
N. B.-Anonymous letters are played out,
and the writer's of them soon will be. 1t
must he so. Yours,
April ., lS62-tf. CHEAP JOHN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-05
NOTICE TO
Collectors and Owners of Dogs.

NOTICE is hereby given to Collectors
~ and to owners Of Dogs, that all the dogs
in the several Districts shall be assessed for
the year 1869, under the provisions OF the
Code Of Public Local Laws for Cecil county,
between the 9th day of March and the 3rd
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 after
wards part with the dog or not.
And the assessment of dogs in the county,
AS taken 10y the several Collectors, shall be
returned by them to the office Of the County
Commissioners, on or before tie 3rd day Of
June, next, with their affidavit thereto
annexed, that they have made dligent search
for, and believe their return to be Il full and
accurate one Of all dogs within their rcspcc-
tive Districts. by Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county.
Mar lSG2-Jw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-05
Runaway Negroes Arrested.

TNWO Negroes, calling themselves rcspcc-
l. lively Joseph Stewart and Isaac John.
son. were arrested rs runaways and confined
in the Jail Of Cecil county, OF Tuesday, the
LIST instant.
Johnson is about 50 or 40 years of age,
slightly gray, about 5 feet 10 inches high
dark copper color, and has on a suit of heavy
drab kcr$cy or home made cloth.
Stewart is about % years ofagc, 5 feet 6 or
inches high, dark copper color, has Il coat
of same material as johnson and blue striped
rantaloons.
These negroes are supposed to have come
from tn: ncighborhood of Winchester, Vir-
gihia. ELI COSGROVE,
Sheriff Of Cecil county.
April ), lSG2-Sw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-05
NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given the creditors, endorsers
L and sureties of Holland Hargravcs, that
he hath made application for the benefit of
the Insolvent Laws Of the State of Maryland ),
and that the first Wednesday after the third
Monday Of July, next, being the third day Of
the next July Term Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, hath been set apart and fixed
upon for the final hearing of his case in said
Court. at which time and place, his creditors,
endorsers and snreties may end and show
cause, il any they have, why final discharge
Shall not be granted said debtor.
W. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
Mar %, lSG2-3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-05
Road Notice,

nj Office is hereby given. that application
~ will be made to the Commissioners Of
Cecil county, at their first regular meeting
after the 10th day Of April, next, for the
appointment Of Examiners to view and deter
mine the pr"pricty Of locating public road
in the 9TH Election District. to common nee
on the post road at or near the late Judge
Constablc's Gate, running through lands Of
VIM. Boies to the Battle Swamp road, thence
hy and with an old road by Hines Black
smith shop, thence with the same old road
through lands Of The odorc Physick and
others, till it intcrsccts the Moore road about
II miles north of CoSgrovc's Mill.
Mar 8, lS62-5w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-05
Notice to Collectors.

TFfIE Collectors Of Taxes of the several
l. Districts are hereby notified to make
their return Of New Assessments for the year
1862, at the second meeting of the County
Commissioners, in the month of April, next,
CON the 22nd, 23rd and 9th of that month }
and also, to make at that time a return of all
errors and necessary changes in assessments
in their respective Districts. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county.
Mar %, lS62-5w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-05

1862. SPRING. 1862.
IL. Brown, Jr.,
ELKTON, Md,
HAS NOW IN STORE, LINES OF
CHOICE GOODS, TO WHICH He
INVITES TIE ATTENTION
OF CASH BUYERS.
BLACK SILKs-Choice Brands.
FLANNELS-Of the best makes.
BLEACIIED GOoDS-A full line.
PRINTS-Amcrican and English.
WHITE GOODS-In all their varieties.
LINENS-All qualities and best makes.
TABLE DAMASKS--Napkins and Doylies.
L. c. 1IDKFS- Towels and Toweling.
GINGnAMS-Super, Fancy and Solid Checks.
CHINTzES AND BRtLLIANTES AT LOW
PRICES
NEW SPRING CASSIMERES-ver desirable
Single and Double Mill Light and D.rk-very
pretty and at the lowest prices.
CHEAP CASIIMERETTS-D1ack Brown and
Drab. Handsome plaid goods for boy IS clothing
WINDOW sHADEs-Buf and Transparent with
fixtures at city prices.
CHEAP sudARS-Cfushcd and rulveriscd sugars,
clarified do, of al graders, Brown do, at 8, 0
and 10 cts.
Having closed cut our old stock of goods we
have furnished our Store with an entire tiew and
fresh supply of Spring Goods selected from first
class hot SIS in Philadelphia and having adopted
the CASH SYSTEM, are prcp,rcd to sell the best
quality of new and ia hionabc goods at the
very lowest rates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-05
CITIZENS CLOTHING.
MECHANICAL.
PORT DEPOSIT
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.

WE invite the attention of all persons in the
w City or Country, who contemplate the cree
ton of dwellings Barns, &c to our extensive
Stock Of building Materials in the Tough and pre-
pared for use. in part follows:
DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Circular and Plain y
PANEL SHUTTERS;
SASllES. GLAZED and not Glazed
WOOD MOULDlNGS;
1lOT-BED SASH;
BRACKETS:
WOODEN MANTELS;
Newell POSTS, ! r,
BALUSTEES. iufheu'
BARN EENTILATORS;
WINDOW GLASS;
BUILDERS llARDWARE;
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORD;
HAND RAILING
CHURCH PENS.
Also
DRESSED FLOORING:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE, WHITE
PINE and llEMLOCK well seasoned
All Of the above we offer low for Cash. or ap.
proved paper.
iS1orders by mail or otherwise promptly
attended TO by RINEHART'S EXECUTORS
N. W. holland. Manager.
Port Deposit, Mar. 80, lS62-6m