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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22
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FIR cine Snfanteris @Omvasnie eerlnngt!
Sn Der Gtsfrutiruns5 Sifice pes llnter;ribnr
tn, Srcaeitrd6e i'm ,0iIbelm Sci Sans" pes
Drn. @brilt. 3d. fer, pcrpsn nod etniae Jtetru
ten fur zine 5nfnnterie Grmgagnie %yrrldnat, De
men Elm 6anpgeNO pcH $50 loaleih amsge,ahl.
miro. &uBerOsm erbaIteH b%ielslbsn $50 ,nr
Seihafun9 Der Uniform.
. 2ieut. y er m. g6urt6t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22
9tm;eigem.
Sine Drpcinmntiuu
pes Wpupsrnrure rpn S,roinisn.

Der Srceulip Scb6rte eteice Staates in Die
Ma@ri@t iu0esangen. ba6 Sames ~. gilmore,
anorep Sullivan, s.. Calvin 6curs, Solepb
sSagner, oerlbiepsncr Scrarten auastloat pper
SSrEtfS neerfhbrt, aus ptm Gefduemis Der Stapt
9''nm'no sntiprun9sn iinp uno f& iebt auf
Ire,em 6uBe %trtnocu pcs6olb i'd 6irrmit cine
S~e!'Shnn9 orn f'tnf uno swauiis Dollars Dent
lsm'9eh o1sr're, Der irecuo eihen ctr ~teloeten
6tuNt'tn9e osrbattet unb in raS Gefinants psr
Staot Nidmono a%bIiefert. llnO ids fproerc bier
mt f'rner aGr Civil unO Militar. gsbSrpcn
e,slsS StGaief, Iom { cineu ieren 8tpcbuer ces-
ls'0eh auf, HusS auf5u icten, INN oisie ueteltbG.
u "a '''p'tEsn uno inr otrafc gu trinssn.
- gc9cbtn urter n,ctner |Sanb rnS inter ber,
SIS. SSIt9sl Res Staotes su 8idmpnS, ami 9. Xoee
(j bes @ipaot5 Mi6r; 1862 unO Inn ss S,n Sabre
~ bielcr Gpmmrnpcaltb. 0ON" WV
o1. s., SObn 2st&cr.
9ep. 70. Nuufpr6,
St,NtR G~rv.t,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22
Sru rsm Srtees.S ccretdr benuftroat, elm.

Srn rsm &rtees-S ecretdr benuftruat, cine
6uftrmarY Company (SanitdtS. 6 umpoaui,) ,u
rr9aniiircn, fctcrrs i8 Nue auf Die ,um Nlilt.
~tlrbient Uerpfi6ttt finn, fb rirfrr @umpnqnie
on3ui6IieBen, 6ouptG6li6 abcr SarSicgr. uur
ipecicu SpI&e, Die f6cn in Dcutfblano hirur
Nii8e 8rnntnife ljh ansueisuen 0t!cacubejt
batten. Der 3mcd pieES Gcmpasuic III, ft6 Der
Etrpunbsten auf Dem Shto6tfctpe nu,un,bmsn,
tie n%prIauFg 5u psrbiuesu unr nad rcm nG6icu
noepttols III trinasn. 9ieielte miro in einia,r
Gntfernuns epn Ter Shln6ttnie CUR Separation
ouf9ttsut.
Ot,ie so rpo9nie tritt nGh e 9Sp&e in ten
octipsn Dienlt elm unp mirp fir 6-S @cbeu
I'M ncutn 5oir @rruut tbr ~l1ebuuss.2astr b,-
Stsben.
Nab'rss in Der 8etrutirunes. Sffce, gruaS
Stry 3wtiaen Der 6. unc Z. Str es.
Sotn 6"erttg.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22
SrDcl0utatipu
oes @n~srneurs pon gtrstnten.

Die General Glemblp BON Sir9inicH BAT Elm
@eieb paltrt, Die Nuffncuns uro Sinrcibuno
Der miIitariidrn StreittrGftc Der Commonwealth
tetrsHcno, ouf weIheS Die Guteu Sirser cteiee
Staates dn9cItasutIi6R aufmcrfIam osmaht
wcrren. ScOer SurQer it Direct pcer Indirect
bel Den 9rcpilcnen ~reiIctttn intereiirt, uuo es
1T BON GROCER 9Hihtt9ftit, rap jere ,6Ulfstri.
ifung DEN nit Der Nusiibruine ocS @,ciebcs Be.
auitrd9ttn Ssomtsn ertteilt merpe. bomit cieIel.
ben ibrcn Scrpfi6tuugcu acwi6e 'boft na&fum
men tbunsn. Dt,ltr prccIamauon Ut cine 2lb.
i6riit rec tctvrfcupcn @cirscC NM DER General.
Srcers ptS N%riuIant Genera 1 teiacfist. SIS
III Don GROCER S6thtisfeit, Dag otCltn Orrsrs
pitnftlt6t 5plge aelei(tct wsrrc.
(@@o @tgetcu inter meiuer 6auc unp
g. 9 unttr rrm &7,c9eI pcs 6taatee ~
'@~1 I6mUur. ON 10. NiGr, 1862,
unc I'M iehcuncadt3i8leu Sabre Der Common
pcaltb. s UrG II 9rt6er.
jar DEN WcuoCrneur
George ". @fuufpro,
Staottr Secrrt6r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22
@srlonaI.S c hrcituns Der cutFp6en,n
Stoats Secrttdr.


@sflugcpen.
Sames N. gilmore 1T et,p0 81 Sa6r alt, fanf
6"B 5ren bis II 6u6 bod, BAT blnur auscn,
pnntisS 9anr, bat zinc Nnr5e Iber Gins Der
Nuaeil uno 9ebt etwae einmlrts.
Nnorsr Slluipan, Elm SrlGnper Don @eburt,
Oat cine eunflc @Cittt fartc. 1T 81 bis % Sa9r
alt UNI ut etma feds SUP bod.
S. Calvin 6snrp ii ctpa 30 Sltr aft, Bat
E'ne ptuf VgItatefarbe unp 1T Gina flnf SUP
oret his pier 3cG bod.
Solep6 2GoGner III ID Ubrr 25 SaGr alt, BAT
r'tbcS paar, 1T ctoa flint SUP 6 lis s Bot
Sod une trast cine Uniform.
SSm. @larf 1T Elm glufrc, ,tpa % pbcr 81
Sdbr ali, fi!nf 6s6 8 ODER 9 3cu bp&. bat belle
caare nno Nu4en, unp Datte, ais er ent,pih,
cincn l@waricn Hcf IN.
Soiepb Setter, rin Enote BON Is 9obren 1T
[tp' oter 6a6 lieten bis 8 3ou Bod, ron better
oautFarte unc lcbr YpQcm @Clibt.
Soon Btlidms 1T etno II upcr % 0oGTr alt.
oou 9utcnl Neubcren, rod fdnu nittc mritsr
tber 0enleItc0 onaCqcbrn mcrren.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22

Gin 0e1eb', Die Nuftnbung unt giurei,
buna Der miIjtGriitcu StrcitErdftc cee
Staatcs Siratnien tetrefenp, paitrt am 8.
Gphrunr 1870
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22
9(SHttt 9utel,
(gfahioIgsr OCn Discaprear),
9 IL lofler,

Ste Strn6e, 3tpti6su 8roao uno @rote.
s%mpfeblt ith sur @nfsrti9ung aler IN Dttiem &c
lhaft portOmmcnDeu Qr6eiten unp Jteparatureu,
nno oerlpritt prOmpte unD 6ilige Beotsauna.
seA- 0as AnmaAsn Don OIpGruJIgen pire
bei:en5 telor9t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22

We Gin Snnts BON 1915 5abrsn, oer
&ult bat Das 6eiIenbauen gu e%rIsrn,f, Faun lid
msIcen bsi Gam IL. Sbumou.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22

s. MOatr NIeo an Is. 8icr.YrGi.
9Ia SurweIl, N. D. @r,t.
GO StOe y. @cotb, &cMtSonroIt.
&sa- gBr oTcrirtu ;um 8crfauf fWr Vrtoat9r6roub unb
%,treapertaut IN ls0er t~c!lt6j1cn GuauIitlt:
SOC 9mrtIs GrulDcI NopOrreO unb Ga1ce. 3u6er.
40 0hbe 9cr!o 9tico SrppR 3udcr.
90 9bt6. Cuba Nfietcoubo M(cloies
100 SbiS. Nem Srlead5 uno Scroe MUlaIcs.
% SalfelS HBalacc5 iY0mil9 Sprup.
100 Sadc GaTcc. 800 0ilten Scife.
900 Nttrcn M"ananttne unb Salpw Candies.
200 Barr -iRp. 3 fne Matrcl. % NSbIS Nc s.,
9EeeA &e", Yl0d Yea, Ncm Bacon, 6amS, Nen SbeuESers.
9reaits, picce0 unc SjtcS. 2arO.
Stllne 2utter, 9uttIr5 &bcte, 9enab,cncn Gofee 8F.fer
Malpi:c, Maiorb. Srbiso s. a 8lue, Gtarb' SIsof
9ppoer, Yco GproS, 9trD Zines, Salj. 0elen. Gimcr.
SSloto pins, s8alb SOareS. .%g9rapping unb gBritins
N@p.cr, Soften &rtne NIB %unSlbtite onOen artitrL, bic
II ttrtr @Srpt:ro ]9tprbnlit 9eludht werbcn.
800 8b'8. nW ollacCe pure, @owntain DEW"
95hjStN. mcbr ais l2 @pndte alt.
100 8bIS 8iborNioa'5 90 Rps Q8bistep, 100 Barrels DO
8incblrtS.
100 70 6Lot's 0b @ye mo gBGjlt ggbisftp,, 100 Do Sin.
300 90 Oncnoaap" NrIntnin lGbiSfeu, IS 90 Sum. ,
100 % &ustulocla 9%8biStsu, 200 90 &r1ubs
500 10 Common 28bistcn, Y]tribicotnc Screen.
tinr genuine TrGnh Sr3noa, pel. Sin, StOid g86iStty,
Die fciulten impOrtirten Gi8arren iccer &rt.
8m. 8olIoes 56tne.
Die llnterieidnetsn lenfea Die @ufmerfiamfeit gOn Die
gfth,t, St9aFren, &au'oedf uno lOnltjse artiel. Ole acp6bn-
lido IN etncm b,rarig:n GBNpleiae>G 3eIhdit 9eflbrt perben.
SelonNer6 nladlet lie auf i6r retheS g8sin. unO 2iaueurr
2alcr QUfneTfi0m. SHE Oicic 90aQrtu murNCn duf nSrNIi.
den Ntarfteu Uub meiitn5 fr @oar g'fouff, lptFbalb fprr
al pInttIit &sia5Ier gil iuscrit bilissn 9rifsn Ycrfauf,n
!oracn. Die YUr un2 ais i 9ar0ninicn 9rarbiSs unb
2Seine itUo clRrne 3Mpcrtatisn. unb wter aenijht. NOD
nit 3ul0etl ltaStibtr 5iOTe c%srchen, wc 6rticS bi Den
INT NNretn &C. oufcn 2SaJrtn MIR Su on Der 6aa iii. Dr
berIbm'c 30 2&auoct'5 pure NpuntatH Sep" gBsiSfn.
vNn bcm mn Nic tn;iqcn 8eyfaIfer ijuo, miro an @cbaIt
uno @aie yn tejntm mNerla!b Der Der. SMaten oebrarnS
ten YSbis ~ U%bertyUTeu.
liner Eager beteDt GuFerSem ncb aug:
1000 0Ip cr!ra Wio lgperftne Pctl, unier Semen bic spn
&atcrn a]elutHten Sorten; 9icp Orleans, YortO Rieu urD
&Eba 3u5er mc Nolares; 800 zap Gut 9oaf, Grui6cb,
IN ONNgraN .nN y ,Tns. QMfc4. Ma. p L 80 M.
seize unc Gibier; so. I rHO 9tp. @aderel unS yodrinse;
frNbe 9u;e 8Oibtn Butter, pUn Der nil pHdentli6 Seneuns
gen 'rhaItcn; 3Gro, 8a;pn Shes. 6ams, Shoulders uno
Srcaite. cali. 5idrte, &eat QOmper, %aemablensn 8afee
Mib .9tN:r; @e'htn, &clen, @imer, uno ale Die iOnifteen
Aritte!, Die IN eir:r @jrpicrp G~tp5bulib serlanat weroyn.
Gerc! 2Dm. 91alatt'e &ure Mcuntain Dem 9GbiSfS.
RidarHiH-'s, &u5coIo;a 6lod5, SnpnOaS MonOneabela
uno &eetlTito 9Sb!St9; 20 6ae fran56fu9en BRANDS, YDrt,
gAoeHa, Shen9. Stare uno Gbompaan gsein; Gioer,
common Srarea, On, 3un. Nipple 9rdnop uno ale @rten
~@lEtHTS. Sm. $aIlatc Ii. SDbne
GGe Ter I4tsk uXo gor9 Stra5s.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22
1m;ciacr.
&irhli6c 9lnssioe.

@cttsSeisnf Der Saltm's 9euC;nre Scnntaa
rem %. Na6mitta9S J 3 lbr III Or. Mrpr,'s
Stride. pafor S66rtnner.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-22

ri d moup.
% q ranttN 8 RopitaI ST0N.0ON.
Nerithert Vcteu, 9cwGtrt 3obrcsaripcr unp
Iu7l!tucru III rcn llttrdlteu 8eCtuQuuleu
tnc ocrIct6t @'clccr ut 6 pGt. p&a Sabr.
Nerijhcrt,u tbeji'u it'd, III ccn lctcrihaIIru.
Stidven iu 9uteu SerjnQun1gu ucrlihrrt!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08

or dosen't comprehend enough TO go in out
of the RAIN
We do not wish to dsparage the Com
missioners, but if they allow their Clerk to
make them appear ridiculous in his founder.
ing about TO get out of false position, and
IN vain efforts TO hide statements so ahsurt.
that wayfurer though fool can discern
their ialsily, ii Is not our fault. We will
promise on our part TO hold their champion
in the pit of his own digging as long us he
chooses to founder.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08
For The Cecil Wing
Digging for Money.

On the west side of the Elkton and Blue
Ball road and ON the south side of Hog Run
there is IA mound of earth that was thrown
up some thirty years ago, by cunning
man in the neighborhood, in search OF
buried treasure. He represented that he
was digging away very early one morning
and had Just reached the crock that con.
tanned the money. when two butchers came
along. driving their meat wagons. he ran
into the bushes TO secret himself, but tn,
butchers seeing the fresh earth thrown up
went to the place and bore away the treas.
ure, and on his return he had the morlilica.
ton to find the money gone, and nothing
left but the print of the crock. The amount
of treasure he never could ascertain, but h,
knew that the butchers took u start from
that time, and made considerable figure
afterwards. LITTLE Dozen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08

The L>TE GEN. PnILir KrARNEY.-Evcry-
thing which relates to the death of this gallant
commander, who fell while arranging his
forces before the enemy, and who WAS. per-
hairs. a victim to the short conings and weak
ness of others, is of interest now. a letter
from the Mozart Regiment OF New York, ~
portion Of which was recruited in MaSsachu-
scttS, has few particulars worth mentioning.
The M"Zirt had been under the command Of
General llcin'Zclman. and had seen good
fighting. i was the Fortieth New York Reg
incnt, and was transferred to the command of
General kcarncy. The letter says -. Our
regiment went INTO the battle of Chan
| tilly with about three hundred men, including
officers, and we lost one hundred and sixty
three men. The last words spoken by Cen
| kcarncy to the Union soldiers were to the
Mozart Regiment. Just previous to our
| dep oying into line. he said s. Now. my
| frave Fortlcth, expect You to fight!''
After thus speaking, one of his aids rode
mp and Informed him that brigade had fallen
| back from our left, and broken our line, lrav-
| ing that wing exposed to flank movement
He ordered The aid to remain with us, and
galloprd oil to our left. Some of our men j..
VIII" were that day taken prisoners by the
| Eleventh Georgia Regiment, state that it was
| they vino shot Gen X carncy. They Dragged
! that they had killed one of our best Generals
| They were lying in ambush. General KcaI-
ney rode to within twenty PAGES Of them.
checked his horse and asked, :. What rcgi-
men, are You ~ They pointed their guns at
at him, and called upon him to surrender
80 Ncver!'' said he, and, throwing himscls
| down upon his horScs's neck, started OIL
| They fired at him, and a ball entered his
body, killing him Instantly. They took his
sabre, rillrd his pockets. and they sent his
body within our lines. Tins ended the lite
of the warrior. Philip kcarncy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED VALUABLE
REAL, ESTATE

BELONGING to Jacob V. Naudain, Esq. will
- he exposed to PUBLIC SALE. at the Hotel
of Lewis W. Slidham, in Odessa, St George Hun
dred. New Castle county. and State of Delaware,
on WEDNESDAY, November l2tby 1862, at
O'Clock p. ".
No. l. tract of land situated in st. Georges
Hundred in the village Of Odessa: bounded on
lands of Lawrence H. Davis on the north by
lands Of John M. Enos, on the west by Third
street--coptaining half an acre of land, with a
frame dwelling house. and s'one house. and tenant
house thereon erected.
t-Y The pbove tact Of land will be sold in three
separate lots : LIST lut-On which is ere @ cd u
dwelling store and stable. 81 lot-No buildings
thereon 81 lot-Two shops under one roef
No. 2. tract or piece OF land in the same
Hundred. in the village of Odessa bounded on the
north By lands of Daniel Corbit, on the west by
lands OF joan Whitby, on the south by other lands
OF Daniel Corbt. and on the east by Appoquini-
mink creek, containing about half an acre Of land
with two frame store houses thereon erected
NO. 3 farm or tract Of land, situate in
;Appoqninmink Hundred in the county aforesaid,
bounc ed as follows, to-wit On the south by the
public road loading from IIiii's corner to Black
Bird Landing, on the north and west by Black
Bird creek, Oh the south by the road leading from
Black Bind to Charlottesville, containing 2j0 acres
ct land. more OF less, with a frame dwelling house
and stable thsreon erected ,..tt, #ra.-
g-y he above farm contains over 26O acres on
which is erected lwcl'ing house, barn anu stable
Peach Orchard of 100 trees-bearins also, u
young Orchard of 100 trees years Old. ...
There is n mortgage on this farm Of S2l7j,
which can remain.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
VI john V. Naulain Nov ;, 1862 -lw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08
For The Cecil Wing
In Memory of the Dead.

Many OF the young men, who uoby came
up to the defense of our country. in the dav
Of trial. and volunteered in the armies of
the nation, have fallen in the great struggle,
Tor the maintenance of our free institutions
Should not the public testify, by some
u table expression, its appreciation "f encl,
services, and its sympathy and coincidence
with the friends of the deceased soldiers
1t has ever been considered one of the
highest hunrrs to fall III defense of our
country,s rights, and the country's gratitude
is manifested by the expression of its regard
for the memory of its defenders.
OF the Cecil volunteers who came forward
with such alacrity in the hour Of danger,
many have been stricken down; many fam,
lies have wopt for The slain in battle and
by the diseases incident to the hardships of
war, but there has been no public expression
of coincidence by our citizens. Small as
such tribute may seem to some, who are not
called to weep for lost friends, it is grateful
and soothing to the bercavcd, and is treas.
urcd as a testimonial of respect for the dead.
Let public meeting of our citizens GER
tify their appreciation of the services of
those who have so noby fallen in the great
cause OF their country, and have memorials
handsomely executed to be filled up and
presented to the family Of each deceased
soldier, so that they may be framed, and
preserved i'll honorable memory of the
dead. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08
For The Ccsil Wing.
Extract Of a Letter from iowa.
FoRT DIES NoIyEs. Oct -

Fort Dies MONIES. Oct. -, 1862.
The times are dull hcrc-not much talked
but about war and negroes. This township
has sent six more than onc-half the voters.
MS volunteers.
The crops are fine, but there are not hands
enough to take care of them. Cattle and
hogs are all the produce that will sell for
money, and they are low. There is great
stock on hand of wheat and corn--wheat
brings 80 to 80 cents per buShel, corn T. to
l. cents potatoes 10 to II cents, bacon 3 to
6 cents per ID. Cotton goods have raised
-half-muslin that was 10 cents, is now
20 to ,. cents per yard. Corn can be bought
III the field for > cts. Some are offering
one third for pulling. My son Nat. is far
mcr-he says he will pull what he can. and
then turn in his cattle and let them pull the
rcSt-he will have from 60 to IS bushels per
acre. How does Lincoln proclamation
suit the people of Maryland ? 1t is just the
thing, the war will 80 on now.
Yours, &c, VIM. Nee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08
The Wing VS.. The County Commits
siOncrs.


Mn EDlToR N" Effort Of yonrs to inralc the Com
s>ormis upon the hon Of nm illogical dilemma no
prufSnn If III, h terms fictitious estimate" "sprad
eagle f,brcatiuns &c. nor any other If the numerous
AMI transparent shifts rcsorirl in yu,r article If the
18th ult can rub the f,ct-trn to your intrli-
gent readers. Surctlut the responsibility If failure
publish full statement Of the Levy under Your offer
of October 1lth. with and not with the Commits
Son"r--that it is YOU, not they, who have failed tu
fi"c the music
You COM. =. y,,,r attack upan fine Cvnms,i pcrs
- demanding the publication of statement giving the
name If every individual that receives one cent Of the
county funds" Put upnu votr defense as ia tc n,tiy,
Of this attack yuu we're driven to an offer 10 publish
srh LIST rrufuitulslv in order Ia ur,vc ynur II, stint or
rstcdur>s Yonr offer being nrrr,ir 3D. of wli.h in.
rrucd You October 18th you cnlly decline To p,ldi.
the list except rs it hangs in the Court Ilnlsc -var
oSrENsTE reason for this refusal to uul.h the list i'm
the form prescribed for il hy the commissioners lri.
in substance that rs YOU had only coitrudcd for full
statement and ms lad used that term AS ,,lirnbl IA
the c ,rt House list Won were not To he ry,rct.l ia
publish any other
Now the Commits ioncrs either have the riol to rre
scribe "A form for their statement ar ,l,ry hnyr nat /,
they have no such right the law ought To show tLr
not shown any law 10 this effect and if Won resort IA In,
practice elsewhere in the State for cvi,lcnc, Of suc
restriction as to form, Won will fail MS lancntny as y
did when YOU re rrcd to that practice rs to the NATTER
,r of ma, l.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08
West Nottingham Academy.

fSN!iE WINTER SESSION Of this Insti-.
l. tItion will open on MONDAY, the 10TH
Of November inst,
This Academy is beautifully located, !,
easily accessible AMI enjoys freedom from
all temptation 10 idlcness or dissipation
instruction will be given in the Classics
and Higher Mathematics, as well as the
ordinary English branches.
Young men can be prepared for any Of tho
College Glasses. or for the Counting Room.
TERMS OF TUITlON.-For day scholars
from Sc to SO per session Of half year. Fer
B"ardcrS, SIS.
Board can be obtained at very moderate
rates, dj'iEing the school bindings.
For further particulars address
GEO. X. BEClITEL, A. B..
Soy 8, 1859 If Principal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE-TuE Guilty PARTY
Hung AND CHARTERED by TIE PoPuLACE.-
On "Wednesday, 29h nit. little daughter of
Mr.. Edgar Plummer, residing in Caroline
county, Md was outraged by negro and
afterwards murdered. The guilty party was
taken into custody the next day, confessed
the deed, and begged to be hung on the spot
vote was taken by the citizens present, and
it WAS determined to hand him over to the
officers Of the law. This was done. and he
was placed i'll the Jail at Denton. On last
Saturday night, about half-past seven O'Clock
between three and four hundred people Of
Queen hnn's and Talbot counties, with num-
Der Of citizens OF Delaware and Caroline
county, assembled at the Jail and took foYcble
possession Of the negro carried him to the
rear of the Jail yard and hung him at the pub
lie square.
While he was hanging his body was pierced
by fifteen ba'lcts, fired by persons in the
crowd. His body was then taken down, His
throat cut, and the body afterwards drawn
through the streets OF the town. To finish
this horrible carnival, the body was cut into
pieces and burned.
1t is but jus: to say that the sheriff of the
county demonstrated against these proceed
iEgs, and the whole moral sentiment OF The
community opposed the brutal transaction.
Baltimore Clipper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08

TIE LATE NIcroGY At CoEISTu.-The
ever'victor;ous General Rosccrans la; issued
an address 30 his troops, thanking them for
| their Bravery at the late battle of Corinth
in Which he talks Ike the true soldier and
patriot that he is. Speaking of the work
they ACCOMPLISHED HI says
The entire available force of the Rebels
in Mississippi, save few garrisons and Il
small reserve, attacked you. Thcy were
commanded by Van Dorm. Price, NiIlipiguc.
ltnSt, Armstrong, Maury, and others, in
person.
They numbered according to their own
authorities, nearly ip.uD1 men almost double
your own numbers. You fought thcm into
the position we desired ON the 3D. furnishing
them terribly and ON the 18th. in three
hours after the infantry went into action,
they were compIctcy beaten. Yon kiiei Hni
bhTicd |, i13 rtliccrS and Iacn: some of their
most distinguished officers fulling-among
whom was the gallant Cot Rodgers, of the
ID Texas, who bore their colcrs, nj the head
OF his storn!'Ig column, to TIE edge o! the
I ditch Of - Battery Roiinctt, where he fell.
Their wounded at the usual rate must cX-
4 cecd 5000 lou took ,, 2GS prisoners
among whoa are l37 field officers. captains.
and suhaitcrnS. representing 30 regiments Of
infantry, IL regiments of cavalry, - bate.
rics Of artillery, I battaIlionS. making 90
| regiments, - batteries. battalions. besides
several companies. You captured $500
stands Of arms, II stands of colors, = pieces
of artillery. and large quantity of equip
mcntS. lou purSucd his rctrcatlng columns
forty miles in force with infantry, and sixty
nine miles with cavalry, and were ready to
follow him to Mobile, if necessary. had you
received orders congratulate you ON
those decisive results: in the name of TIE
Government and people. | thank you. |
beg You to unite with me in giving humble
thanks to the Great Master Of all for our
victories.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08
The west Chester Academy and
Military Institute.

A I WEST CHESTER. Pa Will commence
IA the Winter Term of five calender months on
the LIST Of Novcmbcr next. The course Of instruc.
tion is thorough and extensive, designed and
arranged to prepare Boys and lonng Men for bust
ness or college. The Principal. who dctotcs all
lis tmc to the interests Of his school and It's
pupils. is assisted by eight gentlemen of ability
ANA experience. The German French and Span
iSh Languages are taught by native resident
Teachers an advantage which will be readily
appreciated by the patrons of the Institution
TIE MILITARY DEPARTMENT
Is md r the charge Of Major G. ECKENDORFF.
ot Phi!adclrh ia, whose qualifications for the posi-
ton arc extensively known. Its duties and require
nlcnts do not in any way interfere with the Liter
Any Departments. while enrolment among the
Cadet Corps, il left optional. For Catalogues,
arp'y to WIN. L. MYERS. A. NJ,
Sept IL lS62-2m. Principal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08

GOVERNMENT Contracts FOR PAPER 1t
is said that in consequence of the great rise
in the commodity of paper persons who have
contracted to furnish the Government with
supplies of that article will be compelled to
throw up their contracts, and thus forfeit
their bonds, unless some provision be made
by Congress for their relief. The riso in the
price OF paper within the last few weeks has
been unprecedented.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-11-08

THE NoN-PAYMENT OF THoops.-The entire
army has been paid to the 30th of June last,
and portion Of it to the 3Ist of August
The reason for the non-paymcnt as to the
remainder is owing to the Treasury Depart
mcnt, the bounty and advance pay to the new
lrvies having to be first paid, and this transac-
ton requiring all the available funds.