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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1863.
QuArrsnaAsTKK's OyyicH. u. 8 N. C.

QrAnrxsxA,TEH's o,yror. U. SING.
WAsEISGIOs Oct. IL. 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received At hi. ofie. un,D
ocloct D. m Of tho l5b day Of kovsmosr neIt for for
ui,hing r,ions TO the u s. Mn TIE following 'siion'
du ing the year 1903. via;
TortsIlouih New Il all p,hirs
IhsIls.ts~n. Mss.schssei.si
Brooklyn, Long islsId Ne"-foFts
Warrington. District Of Colembis,
Gospor, near Norfolk Va
Escb Tstlon to conss, Of three quarters Of pound Of
pok bscos snda fourth pounds oieh sat bstf
reuytwo ounces Of bread made Of superhne -Four
or in lieu thor t~enytwo ounces fsIrs 'nPsrhns fouf
pound Of bard bread t, the option Of
and At the rate Of eight quarts Of best white beans, In lieu
poubds 81 nee ten pounds Of good coffee, OF an
lieu sh. pounds of tea fifteen pounds q
good sugar four quarts OF vinegar ono pound
Of spsrm osnde. OF onesDd founh pounds Of sdsnsStGs
candles and sbsf pound. Of good hardd'p2.d t.ow
and bosdIea pounes Of pOssoe' to each bundled
iuorsa,ed allowance Of -four OF -four bread
and the allowance Of potatoes above provided VII csas
be provided by law AID Tsguson en- the lot OF July
The beef shall be delivered On the ord. Of the command
nr oceT oil zach s,ston ehor Ia buA BY tho single
and shall consist o. th. be't and NOS, ehoics pieces Of
tie carcass the Poh to De NO Prime nem poTs and the
All subject 20 inspection.
All bios % accompanied by the following guarantee
FOrm " Guarantee
The undersigned - OF -, in the state Of -, and -
Of - ,hs State Of - hereby sasrsu,se tina, IN case the
bid Of for Tetons as abrye described be
oepod they WILL within ten days after the receipt Of
the tho PO' Office named. execute the ccn'Tae.
tho sGd shall fail TO into contract Aforesaid
make good the ddef.nes between tho efei Of
the said =, sad that which nay be accepted
A. b.. Ou.raDtor.
c. d.. 0ussatsE
WitpeH
EF.
1861
thereby certify that the above named Known to
a. men Of properly and able to make good their guarantee
~ .saed tv ne United State D't'a Judge, J"n'd
States UGKf Attorney. % CoIsesoy.I
No proposal viii be conidoed unless accompanied By the
above gusrsltce. -. -,
(Newspapes authorized publish the above will 'end the
paper tie insertion " this Office for examine
toB ..
Proposals. 10 be- ndorsed Proposals for Raons for 1885,,
and addressed 70 tho undersigred.
w Is. SLACK.
ola lhw4wS Major and QuafterusstsL
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rHY HOSPITAL STEWARDS MANUAL. By JossrH
J.svIsB WOODWARD. NJ d. l2.no. PIP. ia j. b. Lip
pino0i l. Co. Sod b. d. Van Noslrsnd
In this seasonsble volume. which bias been pre-.
pared by 40 ASistsn, Surgeon in the United States
Army. and approved by Bosrd Of Medical Oitcerr
viii be fouDd complete guide to hospital stewards
and other attendants, furnishing directions and rules
which to extent will supply the want Of exPe-
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she practical discharge Of the duties Of the military
hospital 1t contains q general outline Of the ser
yces demanded of the attendants, statement Of the
discipline, police, and supervision Of the hospital,
ard ample instructions for the preparation Of food,
tho management Of the dspensary, aud the per.
sOrnance of minor surgical operations. The work
is arranged in simple methodcal order and presents
great amount Of valuable information in sn attrsc.
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DECLARATION by the CENTRAL AM NJ


PoRTArIOT ROUTE ACROSS NICARAGUA froo
OCEAN to OCEAN. 1he Central American 1rso'it Com.
papy being provided In the Sac Juan River on tbs Lake sac
with the sesu boat. and materials peces'
cary the and having In Sicrssn' on tue rou
necessary the across the same o.
80 person. scuponthly BY steamboats, on the river snd
aud carriage, AID mules The land part Of the route ga
on ths 18th day smber 1882 declare the route ostweee
the port del Noe the Atlantic sud the port OF
San del Sur The pscac across The Bepnoc Of Nics
,,ns BY the wy the River San Juan Lake Nicssgaa ssd
from Virgin Bay ssa Jusa del Sur open for the
transportation Of nails tresure and eght sAe
tha esusr ip. 0; the Compsnys transportation Eos viii 30
made the sscA twice every month-sse
mouth .s.iD, San usn del Spr tbs IS dsy OF
each those cats fall Sunday the line via
dsy; the other monthly TIP vii leave seen
mort vtaou' d-iev with steamers on the
Atlantic and the Pc he which 'sn transport psssoser:
n. treasure and freight to the route the SEMI
10 snthly be made With all proDrtnGe snd dpacn.
IRE Company sSea, In NicaTsgus 10 .un N. hs r-gu0
r the earliest day that the steamboats, aud land convey
ee in their proper PLACES on the route fee
the purpose aso pecisl tp to connect with the Se.I es
francisco the 2s, October 1852 and New.
York the 2sh October 1881 on spd after me ION dsy
November 1872 ihe regular trps TO be continued on we
d.y, and specified aud such stoss regular spsciss
made business require aid II necessary
o,s dps usy liked for iuruing tue regular monthly tnpe
hereby tho 0h Ssh OF each mouth oot 90 tasS
shall DO 81 leas. regular semi monthly service
Company iecase the eYrp for us'rotsuon
Comp.nys line Of all and mscnsndi.e pre-"
Of the void the prices med ~ the
Ccmp.ny uncsed TO the Government OF Nicassuas
snd nv concurrence and patronage Of all per,oDs com.
psp-s and nations interested in commerce on and between
tho Atlantic sud Pschc Oceans. -
cer, the The fore going true copy roa the mrusee
OF Board Of Directors Of the Genital American Irsass
COMPANY 81 September 10. 1852.
By order Of the Bosd, OF Direetcrs,
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TIIx Translated by BssRY hksvH' eco Edted oy
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TIE PATIENCE OF HOPE. By The Author Of "A Pres.
snt Heaven" With an Introduction BY Ions a
WHITTIER. limo, PIP. III. Tcsnor 4 Field.
In the eloquent preface which introduces this
volume to the American public, Mr.. Whittier re-.
marks that VIII en- it fell into bis hands soon after IL,
Publication in Edinburgh some two years, ago LIE was
once impressed by its extraordinary richness and
hasery, is deep and solemn tone Of meditation in
ne combination with eminently practical ten
Dcy,-philosophy warm and glowing with love. "
lis devoted to the discussion Of various topics Of
dep religious interest which it treats with earnest.
nss, psttos, ana charity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12

A man who had acquired considerable
property by industry and economy, in which
he had been early trained by the precept and
example of an afecionatc mother was called
to visit his mother as she lay languishing on
the bed OF sickness, attacked by malady
That threatened her existence.
1t was suggested to him that he shonld~ ca II
in physician, for the relief OF his suffering
parent, but he refused saying that if he ca III, d
doctor he would have TO pay the bill Who
does not blush to think, thar tAcit lives in
human form 50 base creature
How mnch bettep are they who are grum
bling about paying tas to support their
country ir hes hour Of pcril-tle mother who
hnrscd and clothed and fed Them. and to
whom they owe every thing they have. Her
protecting arm has been around to shield
hem from danger, and to protect their per-
sons and property through every period of
heir existence They have boasted lonely
OF their country when she was healthy and
vigorous, but when hosdes Of robtvps n nd
issassins attack her they would basrly stink
away. and let thcir mother die rather than
pay the doctor bill. The mcanest and basest
Of all sins, is the sin of ingraitude: it is a
eprosy Of the soul, the mere contemplation
'f which causes us to blush for poor human
~, and to hope there will be a day when the
generous and noble impulses OF the human
ieart will not come ID contact with the base
md ignoble action.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12
The Call for Troops.

The recent enll for 100000 additional
! troops rs being responded to in Cecil with
alacrity. Coz. George R. Howard publishes
his advertisement this week in The Wing.
in which the terms of enlistment, pay
bounty, &C., are set forth. Maryland's
quota has not yet been named, but when
published and recruiting operations common
ced, if that QUOTAS not made up by volunteers
draft will be resorted to, and we think
this, on the whole, will be the best thing
that will have been done in the State since
the war commenced. The stubborn mere.
dulity of seccssionists will be then, at
length, convinced that the rebellion has to
be put down. They will have something
else to think of and do, besides 20 sympa-
thizing with treason. They will be drafted
to fight for the State that has protected them
when their treason merited condign punish
ment, or give Of their means to hire sub.
stiutes. Their high-nying mammas and
sisters will net be heard expressing fiendish
wishes as heretofore, that every man in the
Onion ranks from their ncighborhood may
be slain. Rebel Aid Associations will find
plenty Of their own families and households
in the Union army to consume the surplus
dainties which they now, for want of an
outlet, send to Fort Delaware, and other
military jails, to rcgac rebel prisoners with
When report of Union losses reaches their
ears, and they know that their relatives may
be amongst the victims, the news will not
be so refreshing as to draw smrks and
smiles, and warm congratulations from each
other when they meet, as at present. In
fact, the good resulting from draft would
be varied and important. Our domestic
traitors and high-hying secesh would find
they were called at last to suffer and labor
to put down this Internal rebellion, which
they have all along taken so much pleasure
and pains to Torrent and foster The true
policy is to make the traitors in our midst
share the anxietes, the hardships, the
dangers and expense oftheir own crimes, and
they will then realize the true state of the
case and no road is so direct to this object
rs draft. Let it be taken.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12

A NEW FoLUMs.-Last weeks issue
closed the twenty first volume of The Wing,
and at no time since it's first issue has the
paper been more successful. Since our
of The Wing we have aimed 10
make it peoples paper, and while fear
lessly denouncing secession aud she schemes
OF arisLocrats and denmgogues to- break up
the Government, we have never lost sight
of those interests which appertain more
particularly to, our own County and Ssste,
thus giviag to The Wing local import ance
and interest which no other sheet in or out
of the State can supply. By dint Of perse.
vcrance and untiring effort, we hope to
extend our circulation and increase the use
tulness Of the paper with every passing
week, and thus fully supply that want of a
living local newspaper which the march of
Improvement, and increasing wealth, bust
ness and population Of Cecil demand
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12
When will the War End!

This question which is being daily asked
by thousands, is one that perhaps the Rebel
leaders alone can answer. BY their wicked
attempt to overturn and destroy the best
Government in the world they have com
PEELED the loyal men of the Union to take
up arms in defense of all they hold dear,
and not until the Government has re- csta
blished her authority, and the Old Flag
waves peacefully over every foot of Ameri.
can soil. will those arms be laid down. If
the Rebels continue to resist the enforce.
ment of the laws the war must continue to
be waged'; for it is the idlest of babble to
talk of it ceasing until the bold, bad men
who are iprebelion.aganst the Government
are sabduea Or ntesrninated
We know IL has- cost thousands of lives
and millions of money to carry on the war
thus far; but, in the language of our patri-
otto Governor, this rebellion must be " put
down by force of arms, at whatever cost, and
regardless of all other considerat,ons,,'-
And to delay its vigorous prosecution now.
is to acknowledge that we have been van
quished, and that the attempt of our fathers
to found government based upon the will
OF the majority has proved failure. For
us to stop at any point in this struggle short
of the total re establishment of the authority
and supremacy of the Government would be
to perpctrate am outrage upon constitutional
liberty, and TO make every drop of blood
shed and every dollar of money spent in it n
worse than useless sacrifice. The great
principles at stake are only to be secured by
final victory, and il is useless to talk or
dream OF peace until This wide spread and
slnughtering Rebellion is totally and
effectually crushed. A thousand times bet
ter to have submitted to- the overthrow of
our Government before resistance had
resulted in the loss ofour blood and treasure,
than to submit now. A thousand times
better to have never taken up arms in its
defense than to lay them down now and
patch up a time serving and cowardly COM
promise. We can not afford to stop in this
bloody struggle until We have made the
principles for which we are CONFERENCE.-The
principles Of truth and self government,
thoroughly triumphant. There never was
holier cause than the one in which the
Government is engaged, and we must 60
forward with increased determination, and
at whatever cost of life or wealth, until the
Rebellion is suppressed and the men engaged
in it are subdued or exterminated. Then,
and then only, will the war end, and the
country again be blessed with an honorable
and permanent peace.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. -The Quar-
terly Meeting Of the Board of Commission
ers of Public Schools was held on Tuesday
last, for the adjustment and settlement Of
teachers accounts. The Trcasurcr's Quar-
terly Report shows balance on hand Of
So, 1919.
The following standing committees were
appointed by the President, Dy. W. B.
Rowland: Committee on Accounts,
Messrs. Scarborough, Haines, Jones, and
Rowland; Committee on Books and Sta.
tionary, Messrs. Ellis, Harris, and Shippers;
Committee on Architecture, Mcssrs. Row.
land, and Jones Committee on Correspon-
ents, Messrs. Scarborough, and Ramsay
Committee on Examinations, Messrs Bro
kaw, Ellis, and Ramsay. The following
Committee to revise the Bylaws was
appointed; Messrs. Ellis, Ramsay, and
Harris.
The Board adjourned to meet on the 10th
of September next.
Salaries of teachers in the several districts,
so far as paid out, foot up as follows First
Dist, S322.o5 one school not yet paid -
Second Dist, $685.. 50. Third Dist, 1922
ID. Fourth Dist, S393.33. Fifth Dist,
SG97 SO. Sixth Dist, $43l.Gs. Seventh
Dist, S333.54. Eighth Dist, $50. 3d.
Ninth Dist, S274.92. Total amount paid
to teachers, S3,3i9.5l. For incidental
expenses S'24.3l.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-12
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