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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12
a LETTER published i,r the Baltimore

~ LETTER published In the Baltimore
american of July 4th from the tst Maryland
Cavalry, Of which Regiment our tdwnsman
Dr.. Thos. J. Dunoit, is surgeon, speaks in
the following complimentary terms OF the
Doctor. Cur o'rn personal knowledge of the
Doctor ehables lis to endorse the well merit, ed
praise:
- The regiment is pro ritlcd with two excel
lent physicians, DR.. Thos. J. Dhnott and DR..
X. A. Dodson as Assistant Surgeon. Both
are gentlemen of an Xc-lIent education, and
they have, by their official practice and gen
tlemanly behaviour, won the entire conf
drnce oftt,e regiment.
There are But lew pcrsoas sick. and they
are we'll provided for by our surgeons DR..
Thos. j. Dunott, who is attached to Major
Deems command, has been highly compi-
mcnted by visitors to bis hospital for the gen
eril good order and cleanliness prevailing in
the hospital and around the hospital en-
closures.
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CAPT BEN RICKETTS, of Company C.

&c. Del. Reg, is sick at Norfolk.
Capt. Ricketts, Company has been heard
from since the recent battles, through let
tiers from members of the company. From
some cause, not fully explained, the com
pany officers were all missing during the
fighting, and Lieutenant from another
company commanded the men of company
&C" Two men, Sours and Lockard, both
of Eikton, are missing from the company
since the battles. No intelligence has been,
received by their comrades. With the above
mentioned exceptions, all are well, and
encamped I'M pleasant situation ON the
James rioer.
Lieutenant Col. Henry NJ. McIntire, of
West Chester, brother TO Andrew Mclntire,
present member of the House of Delegates
from this county, was wounded in one of
the battles before Richmond, and remains
in the hands of the enemy. His leg was
amputated between the ankle and the knee
Col. McIntire belonged to the Pennsylvania
Reserves, attached to Gen. McCall's Divi-
sion, and his courage and officer like bear
ing on the battle field, are spoken of in the
highest terms by brother officers.
The horse used by Col. McIntire IN the
battle was wo,inaed in swo places, but vas
brought safely Off the field, and is now in
possession of his brother Andrew having
arrived at Chesapeake City by steamer on
Thursday last.
DR.. Charles NJ. Ellis, of Elkton, whose
appointment as Assistant Surgeon in Rush s
Cavalry, was announced several weeks since
in The Wing is also prisoner in the hands
of the enemy, having remained in the hos
pitsl attending the sick, which were neces.
sarily left behind by our army III its change
IF nositiop
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Southern Lexicon.
nhern Rghs.-Negrocs.

Son hern Rghts.-Negrocs.
Southern Chirairy.-Mulattnes.
Dsmocrat.-A follower of Breckenridge.
MISUNDERSTANDING the arms of the
J. s., taking the forts. robbing the mint
osracting the Trust Funds, and making
var on the Government.
UnconsiHufionai.-To defend the Govern.
nent; to vote Southern politicians out OF
fiicc to say anything about ncgocs
ii Christian Minister. One who rrays for
eff Davis, and the Southern Contedcracy,
uises Old Abe, loves rum and hates Yam
ees.
Skedaddle.-A mastery retreat, where
Official Repori.-A fine display of cxaggera.
ion.
Embodiment Of Charlottesville Merrimac
nd jeff Davis Lone eSploded. the other
bout to.
+. +. y. (Ficef Footed Trginuns.) -Floyd
nd Wise.
Nincompoop.-A sympatlIizcr with the South
tho has not courage to lake up arms, but
lay be- seen grinDiug about the streets when
is country meets with revarses.
Regicide. The burning Of King Cotton.
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REINFoRCEMENrs FOR McCLELIAN.-Gen.
Burnsides' staff and command were at For
tress Monroe, on Tuesday last, about to
proceed up the James river. Reinforce
Tents are hurrying on to Gen. Mcclellan s
army rapidly from all quarters.
General Pope's army has advanced ten
miles beyond Warrenton without pceting
the enemy, and is still moving southwark to
the strategic point, which we presume will Re
-Gordonsville, from which columns will
diverge towards Richmond. The railroad is
now in successful operation between Mahas-
sas and Warrenton, and will furnish sufficient
means of transportation for large army. A
few days will enable General Pope to threaten
Richmond ON the north with his entire com
mand.
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Condition OF Gen. McCIeIIan's Army

Newspapers having mentioned already.
says the Washington Star, July 9Th, that Gen
Andrew Porter, Provost General of the Army
Of the Potomac, and also Gen. Marcy, Chief
Of Gen. McClellln's Staff, havcreccn;ly been
here, We may no longer refrain from noticing
i1ic fact, more especially as it enables us to
STATE that they concur in the belief that the
seven days battles were a succession of sub.
stantial Union victorics inasmuch as they
resulted
First. In the successful achievement of the
purpose Of Mcclellan, viz: so as to change
his has c as 10 secure the corporation OF the
gunboats.
Second. In the h,feat of the two ends
aimed to be accomplished by the enemy, viz {:
the prevention of McClellan's move for the
James river bank and securing our immense
supplies at the White House.
Third. In the fact that the rebel loss in
killed, wounded, prisoners and men other.
Wise put hors du combat, was, at the very low
est calchlati"R two for one on ons side.
Fourth. In the fret That the rebels' loss of
arms and expenditure of munitions cannot be
replaced while 0nrs can, instantly almost
Fifth. In the relative condition i'm which
the battles left the sick and wounded of the
two contending forces. Our wounded and
sick all being admirably provided for, while
theirs are dying like rotten sheep, through
their entire luck Of amy and every description
of hospital stores and supplies and thhs
creating state Of things in and around Rich
mond, appalling to the whole South.
We may add that the general officers named
above unite in declaring that it is not true
tn It the enemy captured single one of Gen.
McClellan's siege guns, or any munitions or
stores to speak of. On the contrary, while
they lost more field artillery than they took
from US, they got nothing worth notice in the
way OF supplies Of any description as an
equivalent.
Rejecting men will see IL these facts proofs
that our army has indeed substantial reasons
for regarding, as they certainly do, the
seven days battles as q series Of Union vic
tories.
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BOUNTY LAND.

THE Heirs of all Soldiers who have voun-
l. teercd during the present war for three
years or during the war, and have died or
been killed while in the service, are entitled
80 owe hundred dollars Bounty Money, and
such arrears Of the soldiers pay as may have
accrued to tie date Of his death.
We will give prompt attention to tho col
lection Of all claims for Bounty Money, and
all other GLAZING against the United States
Cove, nmcnt. Any information given gra-
tnitously, and no charge made until the
claim is settled.
Business transa ctc,l by mail as well as in
person. JONES b EWING,
May 81, l862-h. Efkton, Md.
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For The Cecil Whir


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id Snci.ty nr Ch"si,-,.I NJ a. i.a''es Uhlnf
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hubble rnr ., r,,,h.r r o,',',.th',; generous
WILLIS ~ '".'r' contribution o' suei
,'nI,I 10 i,! NC Vi service |" our SICK and
,nn ,n,n"ut j.,',.,,, in' p.es'n' Is al opp"r-
and NAV ~ ,,,r ,;,' n !"' icie, arc urgent
from, ,I,,. arn,, -, ,h,. u .'s"''" ny arr,'als
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nret with , an,, .."s' W, present appear may
H., """ :" GENEROUS ltsP"nce:
TINA IF IL. nr,,,, ~ NV '"s,e'y since the
h,v. bean .. rs,,'' III November last
R.c,.iuts 80 -, ,o', ,,', e
S5s OF .' ~. ,,, I'"'s, i"n' c"h'rioull"hs
An IF which h,s hn.', To 'o'"' @io''fo
- ~ ~" eIo"t III purchase bl
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Recruits WANTED.

10y General Order No. lO5, dated Dec.
ID Ord, 1861, Wanted Recruits for Cavalry,
Artillery and lns,ntry. for years, unlcs IS
sooner discharged. to al up the Maryland
Regiments. Enlisted s"klcs will have all
the benefits Of regular U. s. troops.
Headquarters at Tlavre de Grace, Hartford
county, and a Branch at the FOUNTAIN
HOTEL, Elkton, Cecil county.
Feb %, 1862 5nr
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Notice to Creditors.

|'li!o Is I" give notice. that the subscriber.
OF Cccil county, hath obtained from the.
Orphans Court Of said county, letters tesla.
mcntary on the personal estate of ,robr
X; Price, late of said county, deceased -
All persons having claims against the sai,l
deceased, are hereby warned To exhibit The,
same, with the vouchers there ~ tlhlv nuthep-
heated, on or before the Tlh day of June,
1915 they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. Alt
persons indebted 10 said estate are req uesteG
!" make immediate payment to the sub,
Scribcr. Given under nv bonL ,L;s I,t,,,
day Of July, 1862.
JOSEPH A. RAMSAY,
Executor Of John r. Price. drc.d
July u, lSS2-Gw.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SALE OF PRoPERTv.-Jas. T. McCul-
Tough, Esq, trustee of Robert Hill, sold on
Saturday last, at the Court House door, that
part of the tract of land called Paines Lot.
Situated in Sassafras Necl) which WAS the
property Of deceased. The tract contained
25 acres, and was sold in two separate par.
GELS. Parcel No. /, containing 10 acres,
was sold to George Davis, for $507. Par
eel No. q, containing 124 acres, was pur-
chased by r. II. Hill, son of Robert Hill,
deceased, and William Maddox, for the sum
Of 1927.
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FATAL AcCIDENT.-W. Jones negro

FATAL ACCIDENT.-W. Jones negro
man, employed in Col Heckart's steam saw
mill, situated at the lower end of Port
Deposit, met with an accident, on Monday
morning last, which. caused his death in
short time. The circular saw caught one of
his hands splitting it to the wrist, and in his
efforts to escape the buzzing steel one of
his thighs came in contact with The saw,
which in an instant severed it diagonnlly,
almost off. The limb was amputated by
Drs. Norris and Glacken, but the sufferer
died under the hands of the surgeons.
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"SkEDAnDLE The adoption of this new
~ WORT into the fnlhIy Of ..Am.riclni$m y
seems 70 De qiitc an event 1t signifies pretty
n. nch she same thing as the following famili;r
.AlirsS'ohS ;-abscdhd. dec mp evaclate. scul,
vanish. m.ke-crrce. to-the right abort t,ke :thr:.
b'ck'track give lcs.bliI. cut-anl-run. cu,.stick;
make a-v'rtne-"fa necessity, p,rt-company. sheer
on quit built, wIi=glc-out-of The word, how.
~. eyer: mas no connection with those who paronizc-
. .r n,p ~, ana I'm ,rn establishment Of H. W
STAPLES. I'D door above the Pn,t Ofir, xh.,c.
me cheapest assortment Of s,os in his line. can,
"e ''"h" III INC town. July ~. 1862
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Hot WEATHER AND UARvEsTIyG.-

Hot WEATHER ANp UARvEsTISG.-
We have. had some excessively hot weather
this week. On Monday last, the mercury
stood at SO deg. in the shade, and every
one was sweltcring. Our farmers have been
pushing their harvesting forward with all
speed, and the majority have secured their
wheat crop, which, owing to the fly and
heavy rains was very much down, requiring
double the labor of ordinary seasons to har-
vest the crop. Wheat is rot so well filed
as the crop of 81 and will fall considerably
short of early expectations. Oats look very
well, and the corn is recovering from the
blightng effects Of cut worms and cold, wet
weather.
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FINE PoTAToEs.-Wc have he,

FINE PoTAToEs.-Wc have been
shown some fine Mercer potatoes of this
years growth, raised in Sheriff Cosgrovc' s
garden, attached to the Jail, and cultivated
by Mr.. Ricnard Miller. They are good size
for eating, being as large as goose eggs.
They were planted about the sixth of April.
The gardm belonging to the Jail is II large
and rich one, and "Dick . knows how to
cultivateit,
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R f NJ o V A l.!
MRS. LEHMAN

N4 1lC. AZ L + Nj "A ~
- RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of
~ Elkton and vicinity that she has
removed her place of business from her old
stand to that lately occupied l'y Mr.. Willis
Rutler, Merchant Tailor, one door below DR..
II. II. Mitchell's Drug Store.
Having just received from the city q new
and splentiia assortment OF
Spring and Summer Bonnets,
Ribbons, Flowers, &C., &C., she invites her
friends to call and examine her superior stock
Of Goods, which keeps constantly full by
fresh supplies from the city.
~A great variety always on hand of
Ladies' Spring and Summer Cloaks. Also, a
full assortment OF Ladies' Needle Work, such
as COLLARS, SLEEvEx, HANDKERCHIErs,
RrFFLSas, IHsERTIHGs, EDGISGs, INFANT
BODIES, and DRESSES IDENTITY BANDS, MAGIC
RrFFLEs, nc &c. Also, good selection
Of LINEN, COTTON and SILK LACES.
A full assortment of Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dresses. of the latest styles. Various kinds
Of DRESS TRIMMINGS Of latest styles;
CORDS aid TASSELS. A splendid assolt-
ment Of LADIES' KIDD and other Gloves.
A good assortment Of Ladies' Cotton Hose
oil colors of Skirt Braid, and a variety Of
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
GyReady Trimmed B0nncty always on
hand, from 81 so upwards:
All'of which will be sold at city prices. In
order 70 keep up with the fashions, new sup
plies are received every week from. the citY
Mar 20, 1862.
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CORPORAL Henry P. f.exLon, and
,Nrivais Elisha Brown, of Battery b. lst
Maryland Light Artillery, are in the Wash
ington Hospital, and noticed in the city
papers among the list of wounded as belong
ing to Company B. LIST Indiana l.. A.
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AFFAIRS ON THE JAMES RIvER.-Affairs on
the James river are still represented to be-
improving by the Department. Numbers at
first reported killed and missing, are finding
their way to their regiments. Major George
Fl. Covode "a son of tho Hon. John Covode,)
OF tho Forth Pennsy lvania Cavalry, who dis
tinguished himself at the bead of his regi-
msut, is safe, but his younger brother was
left in tie hands ot TIC enemy.
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THE TREEs.-Insects are attacking
the beautiful shade trees in our streets,
threatening destruction unless something is
done TO protect them against their little enc.
mics. The Town Commissioners should
attend to the matter, and if any known
remedy is in reach, make use of IL, ere our
streets are robbed ofthcsc sylvan was Of the
LIE giving breeze.
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Mutual Fire Insurance Companv
OF CECIL COUNTY.

TFl1E 10Th Annual Meeting of the mcmb.rs
L OF this Company will be held at Elkton.
on Sn'r'd"y,'fhe 2m dny Of .7ugust, neri, for
the PURPOSE of clectng Nine Managers to.
serve for the ensuing year
AT that meeting tl:rrt will be due from all
members IN good standing the ordinary pay
mem OF SIX per cent ON their premium notes..
and from al! de !npucnt members the unpaI
taHes ah-t hNeress Of the last year. in addi-
ton to the payment due for the next wear.
by order OF the Board of Managers,
Jul. T., lSG2-tm. Secretary
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New Tannery-
BARK AND HIDES WANTED,

NASH given tor Spanish, He,l sad Chest
~ nut Oak Bark. Also, for Beef, Cali
aud Sheep Hides, on delivery 1T the
Oh Foundry, on Stockton street, Ekion, Md.
ENOS FERTILE.
Mar 90, 1867 8mr
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DRESS MAKING.

Mrs. ANNIE J. HOWARD respectfully
Il informs the Ladies of Cecil that she is
prepared IL make to order
Eadics' Dresses, .Mantiiias, &c.
1y-Also Plain and Fancy Needle Work
done in the best ma nner.
Apply at her residence, near the Catholic
Church, Elkton. [Aprl II, l8G2--3m
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VIM. IL. IIurd s. Co., Ncw-YOrk.
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPAhED frons an improved recipe by the
L Proprietor Of the & Brother Jonathan Polish >
is certified by all the fe;ding New York Furniture
Dcasers and Piano Forte Makers to be the best in
the world for removing Scratches. Marks. and
Dirt and restoring high and Tasting gloss to all
Leather. 1t is cheaper and better than Va nish,
dries immediately. and is easily appIioi With a
piece OF Canton Flannel and a bottle or two Of
TINS NEW FURNITURE PoLIsH. a Housekeoper can
WORK s'sie in the furniture of house and keep
u boxing IKE new. Now is the time to " shine
up your Tables, Chairs, Desks, Pianos, Picture
frames Carriages, etc and make them look so
per cent better. This is true economy For sale
oy Furniture Dealers and Storekcepers generally.
ri'ce 70 and 30 cents a bottle Depot No I
Spruce Street, New-iork. w Special Agents
Wanted. Address, Box 1912, Now York p. 8.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED

THO PURCHASE A SUITABLE BUILD.
l. ING LOT for the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, with 80 feet front, on Mait+
street or hcar the Railroad station. The
Cash will be paid. Apply to
J. T. MCCULLOUGH.
July II, 1902.
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THE wives, mothers and sig, crs of the
soldiers in the Parnell Legion will get their
money by calling at tie Office of Jones &
Ewing, in Elkton, next week.
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Combination Cook stov..

luis Stove has been in uso over year, and
by any Store in the market. II bag extrr larga
hues together with very large oven The oven
being protected at different pointr By airchambsrs
which equazes The heat, and makes il perfect
sakng oven. Fer sale by e. W. STAPLES.
June 3rd door above Post Office
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RI lief for Families OF Volunteers.

NIE will, free Of charge, 1c claims for
w and give air ncedfHl instruction to the
wives. children. mothers and sisters Of Mary
mnd volunteers. Persons entitled 10 the
relief who write IN us viii pieasc' enclose
stamps to pay postage.
JONES 4 EWING, ATTORNEYS,
April 26, 1862. Elk,op.
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ConHEcrIoS.-The amount by which
the cmnty charges in the levy of 1861 exceed
those of 1862 was stated, last week, to be
So, l33.ol. This was an error The cor.
ret amount is Sc, S6G SO.
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The rebel gunboat Teazer was captured
} a bend of James river on the 4th inst. nv
ur eunboats. Worry important papers were
,und upon Der.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The July Term of
the Cirenit Court for Cecil county will com.
mence on Monday week, 2lst INST The
following is a list Of the Jurols summoned
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MEGHANICAT~
PORT DEPOSIT
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.


WE invite the attention of all persons in the
~ City oy Country, who contemplate the cree
Non Of Dwellings, Barns &c to our extensive
sock Of building Materials in the rough and pre-
pared for use, in part as follows
DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Circular and Plain y
BLINDS. VENETIAN AND PIVOT;
PANEL SHUTTERS;
SAsIlES. GLAZED and not Glazed
WOOD M0ULDINGS
IlOT-RED SASH;
BRACKETS:
WOODEN MANTELS;
Newell POSTS, r,,
BALUSTERS iuiheu'
BARN VENTILATORS;
WINDOW GLASS;
BUILDERS HARDWARE;
SASH WEIG HTS AND CORD:
HAND RAILING
CHURCH PEWS.
ALSO
DRESSnR RLoORISG:
YELLOW PFNE NORWAY PINE, white
PINE and HEML0CK vel seasoned
All CT the above We offer low for Cash or ap
proved paper.
z1rOrLers by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to by RINEHART'S EXECUTORS.
N. W. holland, Manager
Port Deposit, Mar. %, lS62-Gm
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SICKNESS OFTHE CoMpTR0LLER.-
ac sorry to announce 5%st the Comptroller.
5 5. Mallit has been confined to his home
inE1kson, the present week by severe i'll.
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The County Commissioners will be in
session next Tuesday, to approve the bonds
Of collectors.
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PRocEEDINus OF THE ORpHANs' COURT

PRoCEEDINGs OF THE ORPHANS COURT
July Tenn, 1aG2.-Judges Hanes, Evans,
and Biddle, Esquires. bond ofJoseph
\. Ramsay, Executor John r. Price; APP
proved. Inventory in said Estate examined
and passea.-The account of Esther Ander.
son and f. c. Bond, Adms. of Allen Ander-
son, examined and passed! 1.-The bond Of
Robert Charry, Adm. of Albert Hilaman,
approved. bond of Lucy Mccullough
and Basil Haines, Adms. of Williams NJ.
Mccullough, approved The report of the
sale of the real estate Of Martha NJ. Sherer.
made by Robert Mackcy, Executor, ratified
and confirmed. 1.-The final supplementary
account Of Joseph W. Abrahams, Executor
of Cornelius Smith. examined and passed.
The account of John NJ. Sentmarr, guardian
of Alvin j. Hutton, examined and passed -
Fhe account of j. T. Hedricks, guardian of
Salie E. Seaman examined and passed. -
In case of Administrators of John Woriek
and Mary Worick, ordered, that MARY
Worick be allowed to retain for her own use
$3.50, received ofJohn Steel The Orphans
Court will hold special session Oh Tuesday.
22nd instant.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED I



for Cecil county, Ek'on, JnIy An, 1862. {
GlNTH REGIMENT, Maryland yoInn-
Ulcers. 81 premium for every Volunteer
accepted and sworn in, at the General R,cn.
deIv"ns lmBn 'tmore! Sl3 per month bay.
ana one months pay ir advance! Also
$50 Bounty at the end of The first month. y
service. Men clothed and equipped rs soon
as ihey are accepted. Transformation fur
niShcd to Baltimore. This Regiment has,
been called ont by Governor Bradford. bv
irocktlii'ltion, in response to IL reuuisition OF
the President Of the United States.
+ Union Men ofGecily
whose sturdy arms, and brave hearts. in IN.
dark and uncertain days of April, 'Gl. flun,s
to the breeze the Glorious Banner of tb,,
Republic, and proclaimed in Thunder tones.
-" Come veal, or come wO.' no power on,
earth Shonlb sever them from the Union.
ana by their fearless stand gave Iif. and con-
ildencc to the Union party of MARYLAND at
the most critical rcriml of this wicked rebel
non. come forward and' assist in giving the
finishing toush to the accrrsc cnnspirators
who are attempting to destroy the Govern
mrnt established by the Patriots and S,ycs
."i 10. and erect upon i'srnins Monarchy
or OliEhrchy, by which the tniing millions
would become the slaves and vassals of TIN,
vile, pei hrcd and pampcrch crew, now i'm
arms to destroy our Liberties.
GEO. K. HOWARD,
Colonel 10Th Regiment VI. N.
July II. lSGa-M
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THE TRAVELLER.
Phila., VII. & Bait, Railroad

Trains leave N ort{l East Station as follows
TO PHILADEIPnIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 10 go An. Mail, 1880 A ".
Mail, 3.l5P. NJ nt3iyht Mail PEI.
Night Mail 1877
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tachr,l, leaves North East for Baltimore at
y S. P. N. Stops at Ghsrlestown, Principle,
Perr,ville. and navre- dc-Grace.
u No t,1.i1 for Philadelphia on Sunday.
W. ID. ALEXANDER,
Nov. 90, lSG0-f. Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12

MASLlN KETTLES.-A superior article Of
l'1 Maslin Preserving Kettle. just received and
for sale by E.w. STAPLES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12

ECONOMY A Dollar saved is two Made
T. This can be done by purchasing n.Ware
and other Housekeeping Goods Mt
E. W. STAPLES,
Jure q, 1862 3rd duUs above Post Qaics