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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-01
House BuRNT.-A house & Ted up

for store for the convenience of fishermen
on the shore on North East river. occupied
by Mr.. Henry Richardson, was burned on
Friday night week by some incendiary.-
On the Sunday morning following an anony-
IN the most abusive language, and threaten
ing further iuiury to him. 1t is to he hoped
the rascals will be unprecedented. Sheriff
Cosgrove is on the alert
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BURNING or WlNToN. Direct information
from the Burnside expedition states that the
greater part of the force were still at Roanoke
Island on Sunday. The burning of Winton
is confirmed. A accommodating expedition
was sent mp the Chowan with the purpose, it
is supposed, of destroying the railroad
bridges over that river and the BlackwLtcr,
but ON approaching Winton it was found that
the Conirdcracs were there in force, and
attacked the gunhoats, which replied by she'll
ing and firing the town, and then retired.
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For RENE.

FTNIlE STORE HOUSE, DWELLING and
i other outbuidings, with about six Acres
az Land. situated ut Mount Pleasant, Cecil
raanty. Md. nov in the occupancy Of H. IL.
Hopkins. To an. person wishing TO engage
in the mercantile business this property Offers
an induccment. it being good stand for
business. Possession given the 10th of
March next. For Terms apply to
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Md.
n..a
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THE TRAVELLER.
Phila., vii, l. Bait. Railroad

Trans reayo North East Station rs follows
TT PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE
Express, 1890 A. ". Mail. 1890 N.
Mail, Y.l5 y. NJ. Night Mail PM.
Night Mail ~ "
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tachrd. leaves North East for Baltimore at
9.55 =. N. Stops at Charlestown. Pri.cipio.
Prrryvlle. and Ilavrc de race.
No hni" for PHILADELPHIA on Sunday.
W. ID. ALEXANDER,
Nov. 80, lSGQ--tf. Agent.
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SHERIEF Cosgrove and his deputy +

ALL honor to the pa rio ic ladies of
Port Deposit who still continue their good
work for the sick and wounded of our Gull
liant army.
The following is list of the articles
recently boxed up to send to the soldiers:
One dozen canton flannel shirts; doz
pairs canton flannel drawers : quilts =
dressing gowns: 9pillows and pillow cases
spairs OF socks.
The ladies have also made number of
nccdle-cascs and mittens. intended. no
doubt for their friends in Battery Is.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

FTNlT STATED MEETINGS of the Or
Il phans' Court Of Cecil county will be
held on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
GfNtfans. wanting their accounts stated
viii ilcnsc bring in tie vouchers u few DAYS
go Court JAMES NcCHCEEE.
'ShS. Register.
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NJ. E. CHFRCH LECTURES.
Rev. II. +. Hurn's Lecture

"ATTILLA-THE Hun"
rinavoiiably postponed on Wednesday night
last, will be delivered in the Elkton N. f..
Church. on WEDNESDAY NIGHT. next,
the 9Th inst, at - o'clock. [mar l-lw
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FOR RENT.

TllE STORE or SHOP, adjoining my
n Drug store, with Dwelling attached. AZ
present "ccupieb t,y Willis Ruttcr, Esq
Also. the middle Dwelling on the lot adjoin-
ing the residence OF JOHN Partridge. Esq
Apply to ii. II. MNTCIlELL.
Dee II, 1861.
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4flarrir0.

RE.ALLI-MlI.LEt. On Thursday even
ing by Rev. Jas. Mclntire. Mr.. MIcuAI
l.. REALLY, to Miss MARGARET l.. MILLER,
both of Elktnn.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The valua-
bic farm of. the late Nicholas p. Lluyd If
Sassairas Neck. was sold subject to dover.
in Elkton on Tuesday last. by the Trustees
Mc-srs. Maoall and Earl (Mr Enoch
Crouch auctioncerl to Mrs.. lloyd. for S2i,W.
The farm contained about one hundred
acres.
SHERIEf Cosgrove and his deputy +.
". Janncy. arrested on States warrants,
issued by VIM. Torhert, Esq. yesterday John
Wiser and John W. Scott tcanlsters of Messrs
Levi Hall and John Mackey for cutting
down toll gate on the plank road We
don think the act much of misdemeanor
i'll view of the condition of the road The
parties gave security for their appearance
at the April term of Court.
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CHEAP JOHX

1<.a-sIIas the best coal oia., "",en
t-xkA-..sSa lie sells rs "suai Il. 10 GEM, ''
Quar-. tbcc ., lsol.
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THE case of Small Pox spoken of i

THE case of Small Pox spoken of in
The Hhig of last week. removed from the
camp of the 9TH Maryland Regiment to
Elkton. turns ont. most fortunately, to have
been measles. Persons having been al'cc-
ted with p""ie in consequence may allow
their fears to sulSidc. rs the young man has
recovered, and has returned to camp.
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JAMES BLACK GROOME,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nFFERS his professional services to the
Opnhlic. lie may he found ut the Office of
his father, John G. Groomc. ESD,
EIKIOX, MD.
Jan 1, lS62--tf
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4 EF 81

:, sn for two years, 10 hs secured
b.. ,, VVV 10y Mortgage on nnrncun,-
ID property, worth at least $4,000. The
IA. crest to lie paid sum-annually.
Inquire Of j. 4. ELLIS,
~ ". J. JONES.
i'uf, TO.
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\ WORD AnorT ELKToN ENTERPRISE.

\ few days since we stepped into the foun-
dry of Joseph =. Cantvcll, near the corner
of Main and Bridge streets. and Witnessed
the industrious proprietor with his sooty
workmen. moulding
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

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uELMBoLD,s GENUINE PRHpA
Ii TION.

"GlSILy CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FIUrD xTEAcT nUcHu
a Poi and Specific Remody
toE Diseases q lie BLADDER. KIDNEYS. CRAWL
and pIs0f>tCAf SwHIIINtss.
Tie kssiteiAe ilsrrtAscs The do~ er Of pirosucn
hnt sxciles tie ASSIGNMENTS mo healthy aetaon
by Which tAe wATERy OR cAIEARouS d-ps<s-
tons alG 4ll UNNATURAL kSLARGENENTs ~.
rctsFed. ss vel A. PAIN AMI INFLAMMATION
sce J. goef Tor tr s.
kEN, woAKs, OK cHiLntKs.
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.


ns. DASALDSON. Notary Pub
IL. L. col.etor. Claim Agent, &e.. 10. c1sfs
- se4r-res - The ruhc. especially " fbo<s who
hats berr connected With he Military service VI U
uu,t.. st.tss ss.d Who uss5 bs-o any claim sgsass
an -urs<.fE.y grOsecuie Ell vsl1 ciszs, st Ft<~s
sb,s eiargss, aot ~ ft2tly g tse pus-nss q, v
sl<.sseb@J b~fore lhs rro<.sr cf3c@s stWss1inft~-
ffx-fur rr~ y.szr ssp-st<rcs scf prsoooe b~f~tn
End i've AID d an ia ofboer Of The strsFs Cow
u,ss, unces PsesSsat nli,8ors. kcns9is'f f.iloa \
~t-shsr Cor f-sS siosa. BOUNTY xoEEE - lAfp
nss.-psY rr-soSs-rss ws1e~s, sr -
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ef.cs-s 1ul soitlcrs " tbs presscf y soy ps1oo'
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s,-<s-. eo-trscss1 ~t.. ~ = ->-vfts arc " s'--
me a euty e. ssei:isr. .: sny p<xsoi- ere tsif {
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f.stls are szt..e- % @co scTss oi Lse1 Ia GO
f,.n us vftoz tnt Niro-t ere etutie<. - &
fOC<rY HoxETs-Th. ssirs of Az ec.clsfs sss
49, xoseat@srst 4nring he pr~esD- ~sr fos "
vr,r,o~ s1rsss he gar and have died or bssn kbeS
<h-e : ~ -s,yscs, are s1uyse Ivst a.
sIs~ss "a, a. sssy ave -.Tusi - - date - rs
issth- .-..~..eu.,
pss1. az sorgasss ss~'Sss. -; as"s' ~
dad <....~.ss
kr Esstsra arresrksss srrs<ged 80 et'''-
AZ sxehsaFe prnpi'yrsni;tec-
cFYSes "A fts "a corner s;eIr.- -, ,.so.r
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NURSERY.

HAVE PURCHASED the entire
A xsrs<x szeek - xr. Esniy. Nsr-hsi. c..sk
caeasy. ~. a. an prrcayc- 20 'affat1 st klH<s
- re-. ~ o. sussss, sAretbsry - ne lowest
ca p-l1ss AT@ls Tre>k. q ary ftf~. frt1 "a
i.<s q is<ne- r. sikzsfss. an fn ons = ~
srIsiy X ELLSWORTH.
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PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 the
e,.~kSSrdsrs r.lss ~ rflnrf1-ess.rs for ths
r-xDose u s.sclpg nine fa-e<tors = tas sn--ins
80 ~fIf te Aesf a. fheir e.nkinz Eoar~ in Terre
rsr,s =, wssne>tsr tss fah tky = sostfncfr
- ISo 5. BEAcB. c,sass'
Ter Eszfe. o<t =. Ess1 cs~.
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ALE AND PORTER.
MAPS.

rnn lol MALE OF FEMALE
OVV,VOV Agents TO Sill
LLOYD SEw sTLEL PLATE COUNT Cor oFfr
NAP of THE VSITFp sTATFs.
cAsADAs, AND sEw BRUsswick.
Tr0m recent srrveyr. completed Aug. L.. irc..
coyt s20, ,ooe 70 engrave u and one yesr's time.
Superior % any tio map ever mad by Colign q
Mitchell at iis a. tie los price q 20 ecrfe, So
oos Dsmes are engraved on tlls map.
II S %; Only County Map. but 4 = sigc
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
r. The L. sistes and csnadas ooalrsd n one, gvias
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
aud distance t-iwe~r-
crAr1ntAe any woman CT mar - % e. par day,
and Will take back ell zns?s ths; came. le sels and
refsnd the money.
sei46 for al worth q try.
Printed insructons Lo>F - cas-e~s - a. f1.ri-h-
cf al our sgsrts-
wsnsd-A smart mar, - Hh0,es4se Agent for
our Maps IN every StAis Csasds, Engisnd. and CAL
Eorr.s. fetuLe ravte rnscs wf;h small capitsf.
1T. fUDTp.
No lea broadway. Ac~iH
Iae War DspsTtraeut our Nap II Flft ai-
and uarylars. o. which 4 marked T0roughafc 81.
Ball Run Moanians, Pals Church. al ths fofds o.
the posornac end every ether place IN Maryland ad
Virginia, or noDey refunded.
rfice u cents. Sept. 10, GvSf
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su,sshss even N.en,sdsy. essl.so pr sessz''
.fEafrr.
- So paper ssni eifnput ihr tie"fJs "'t'
tIss#sf Esat fDaH pass ttf
tsa4.. - adv.rtisinr in Nc"s.'1,
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or 1e FIFTEENTH SEi1- -ATyUIL STATE-
AKs7 81 kse ccrdtfcr 81 .Ae 6oKH MY
R4-St-6 0OAfPA-yl. Of de 6ssy ~ Mso Ioyk,
- ~ IL f7y 81 .SIEvvrg issi
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ASssts
Cab. Ba .a.e IN bAll, 1887 20
Bonds and Mortgages (btiDg Frat lien
Real Estate, worth stlsasi 81 scr zoo scs COZ os
Loans Oh Stccks, payable on demand
i(msrket vslas X sseI. sls7 sre s0l iti.eoe 90
bank stock, market vaiGe9 Ts,sT5 GO
United States Treasury Notes, market
vaue, I3s, ,s33 30
Brooklyn City water Bonds. l0,2so 90
North Carolina State Dvuts l.l4Iket val, .,s5U 90
Missouri state Bonds market alael, 1l,oo0 90
Real Estate, No. N al Street, e5 3os ~
Interest due lst January. 1861. .of
which t22. $50 - has since been r1Od 9T,To1 81
Balance In hands 81 A gents and IN course
Of Transmission from Agents, On lst of
January .of which fil sSs lS has since
been receivedl, eOtos 10
Bills Receivable TOR Premiums en- In
land R.sks,. aleSs %
Other Property, Miscellaneous Items, $500 %
Premiums due aud apcoHcctea on Po.l-
cles issuei at Once. $40 Is
Total. sl,sss, 400 81
CiiAEI.Es J. MARTIN. PrSsIDr~r,
Az wIIIxARTH VIC, ps,sInssr.
J. MILTON SMITH, srcRrTuy
JOHN AcGRR. ASH ssc's
CHARLES CRUfT, Agent.
No. S PHCRSIx ROW,
nAlsdu -xEHx HAurE, IND.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.,
Capital 100000,
Forward daily from Terre Heute
by fast Passenger Trains.

EHREE Expresses daily for New
- York Boston, Albany. Ruraso, Cleveland.
Columbus. Cincinnati. Dayton, kiehinosd. Lafsy
ette, Ind annapolis, Green Caste and al posats "a
the Eastern States aiis Cala1as.
TWO Expresses daily fcr Chicago. Difot. NIL
wankie and points Northwest aiso
TWO Expresses daily Tor 81 Louis. Hannibal. =,
Joseph and points Nest.
oSR Express daily u and from Rock vile, inIl
ana.
Ttis Company give prompt attention IN the col :
lection of Bills and Invoices with Goods. ALSO collect
Notes. Drsfts. Bills of Exehange. &e., aud make
prompt returns when paid. Each Messenger 81 The
COMPANY Is furnished with Iron Safe for the
riiy aud safety ~ all moneys forwarded by out Rx
press. .r-
Rates as low and time quick as by any oiLsr
Express Company.
Order Your Freight. Packages, &c. ty the Anisfi
can Express Company.
T.w. STEWART, Agent
Terre naute. Lid. JUS 5.d1
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-. ss rasr 81 a. srcr. -s-.s-sff'.<e -
- ssres aaafs. Il. aisance, t.-. Il
f-i,-.sffa - CtF Subscribers a. ~ csls pf efsN'
s.nsie ooPies, eeris-
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At REDrcrD PK1rEs.-'eA
n aess roe' cr- J. o. ;osss
O-f-in
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AnHovsE.
MODERN Convcniences

s.ss a.sr sss,.sf art frer fitias. - fisis aatk-
~, f.fls rset - 1-rsFetfsl ~ tre ifrr trt-
~.
n. crse. lsl- x 'As eivr- H., Isi~ee. uli
s.r~rrf - EecrrEi f--ff--t -e,fzse - - 80
- -tr.s uke t1re efeFed - tcrie- 'te hetin-
-. - - cstvtr eesd ~ - ts.rfti fhss he
ear ksrP ucfet.
Frc. y aocaf 1zrre ril. tle aaef.
-Nl. a,.-.s i iarsttt sn 81 fern+f ei IRA 4z..
paln streets ~ ssese FtaziaaiiF - 81 rri1c 81
eafts q - ely
-. p..s.nrss iE-lz.s = - ta-a<l. ind.a7afsis
4 l--,s.un.a - fz.sxti.e Eaiifcats ticc Ir irr-i
= 49, R-.frs asso wltk.1 a1r11 k-atercc e ftf
1o1S LA-z. FrsT'r.
.-.,,. Isfsystfs. lxtikna
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49, g p - no lewiston u'n t's a
e-Af..ftI-.aeals pobli.lst 80 both bay ena
Ne. ~ - .aalRs1 hc laN ptIiy rates With oar
= a. - Ii.- - sskly rates added
CHARLES ClsJFf. faa'R.
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FEMALKs--TKAALKs-F
OLD or YOUNG, sfN6LF, MAKHfp. on eon.
TrcMpI'ATI>co MkNSl Assk

the Extract frchu ts unequshe ey asy othsf reinss
a In Chloro<ss Retcntsou. LlcgIlarity. rsiafct
ncss, or Suppression Of Customar. k,Accsilcns. u.
cefsted OF seirhess stAss oftse tf~us Lc0carbcsa
whitez, Serility, and for All complaints ncid ~
tc The sex. whether aris.-s ct- fndiscrcto. nsslz
Ct Dissipation. or IN tie .
pECIINR ei - Nf1K CF IIfE-
sen sYnYreN3 ADoNE
NC FAMILY sEorl-p BIZ wyTHcrTn-
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TIE DAILY EXPRESS.

..,,e r-zas uossiso lszesrT sVsaATl
rr-pEsITT's BUILDING
No. &c WABASH STREET
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t,.oruvR ..i,. caFeIof Fever md Agnc
every medicine IN his roach.
kE0THFI was cured Il Fever Sore
ui exi-fcl fourteen years.
ANOTHER T Rheumatism ol eight
iuumne.alie &c Dyspepsia and
li.et Complaist could be mentioned in
uhfsh Tic Puriaer and Pills
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corsss ~ FlETH AID ei1s si-zl.4.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
TELE e r A MI s.

R.,xourH. VA, Thursday, Nov 2T-Freder-
ickshurg is not occupied by the enemy in force.
There Is merely q picket guard on duty in the
town. Business is totally suspended. The only
aa9 visible shows the British colors, and is float
inc from private residence,
Soldiers of both armies are scattered along the
river. and although they are sometimes within
haing distance, no firing by either party has
taken place since the first day our troops APP
reared in front Of Fredericksburg,
w WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--The President yester-
day went by special steamboat conveyance to
Acouia Creek, where he was met by General
Burnside. lie returned this morning by the
FAIRFAX G. H., Va, Nov 27.-The many re-
ports emanating from this quarter relative to the
movements of jackson, are, generally, in no
way authentic As to Jackson's doings there
are many surmises, and there is nothing to war
rant the belief that he has marched his army 10
Richmond Undoubtedly he has moved his
troops, but still they Turk between Burnside and
Sgel.
To intercept the cooperation of these generals
is evidently his great aim. He must be fully
aware of the strength of Sigel army, and there
fore cannot contemplate attacking us.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, No
vember 28th.-The railroad from Aqua Greek
was completed yesterday, and locomotive came
down this forenoon. Supplies will now be re
ceived BY railroad henceforWard. The enemy
are industrously engaged in extending and
strengthening their earthworks in the rear and
to the right and left Of Fredericksburg. Their
operations are distinctly visible through glass
es from our signal stations. No movements oil
Importance have taken place for several days,
but reconnaissance il said to be in progress
which promises important results
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.

VgVfIE SANITARY COMMISSION have estab-
4 lished an office of information in regard to
patients in the Hospitals Of the District of Col
ulnhia, and Of Frederick City Maryland. BY
reference TO books, which are corrected daily, an
answer can, under ordinary circumstances be
given by return mail TO the following questions
lst Is -- giving name and regiment
at present in the hospitals of the District or of
Frederick city?
I'd. If So what is his proper address
3D.. What is the name of the Surgeon or Chap
lain of the hospital?
4th. If not in hospital at present, has he re-
Gently been in hospital?
5th. If SO, did he die in hospital, and at what
date?
9th. IF recently discharged from hospital, was
he discharged from service?
7th. If not what were his orders on leaving?
The Commission is prepared also TO furnish
more specific information as to the condition of
any patient in the District hospitals, within
twenty-four hours after request 20 do so, from
an officer of any of its corresponding societies.
The office of the Directory will be open daily
from o'clock a. m. to s O'Clock p M. and e.
cessible in urgent cases at any hour Of the night
The number Of patients in these hospitals is
about %, 900. If found to be practicable, he
duty here undertaken locally by the Commission
will be extended to include all the general hes
pitfalls in the country.
FRED. LAW 0LMSTED
General Secretary
ADAMS House., 244 + STREET,
Washington, d. G., November l9, a2
Dec g. l862-4m,
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ENIGMA

am composed of Fifteen letters.
My /, 10, Is, 4, IL. Is, was general in
the war of the Revolution.
2, 7, s, 4, is a river in Germany.
g 3, 6, ii, 13, To- is the point opposite
the zenith,
A, 7, T. 2, 8, is girls name.
5, &, |, 7, q, IL, was celebrated
Englishman who died in the Crimea.
6, 3, Il. 4, u, is chain of noun
tains in South America
Z" Z, 2, Is, is the name of u rebel general,
s, 5, l3, |, is a sailing vessel.
8, 5, &, Z, is chain of mountains be-
tween Europe and Asia.
Ny hole is the name of General Of
high ra.. in the Union army
Ans Ter next week Felix.
Answer to last weeks Enigma, "Gene~
raj Philip Kearney"
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DIED.

On the 22d nit. near Point Lookout, ST. Ma
rvs county, Nd. Willie SHAW, infant son of
FRANCIS r., and MARY Fl FosMAN, aged months
and 10 days,
Baltimore Sun please copy,
That once loved form, now cold and dead
Each mournful thought employs;
We weep our earthly comforts fed
And wthered all our joys.
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of Time,
When what we now deplore,
Shall rise in fuit, immortaEpfitae,
And bloom to fade no more.
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We learn from the Baltimore Star, of
the Goth ult., that Brig Gen MARrINDALE,
acting Military Governor of the District of
Columbia, is energetically carrying out the
work of discharging all the prisoners of State
confined in the Old Capitol prison on friv-
olous or unsustained charges, which was
initiated by General WADswoRTH week
or two since. To that end A. A. A. G. Maj.
sHaRBURNE is nightly examining the case
Of cash such prisoner confined there, and
many of them are being liberated seriatim.
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