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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-11
NOTICE.


pobLiC notice shereby given that Lieut. Col prcs,o
OF the list Vermont Cavalry Regiment ia s,i
10y tne proper epartnent Of the public service tn
Tor TIM use Of SAID Re giment Uor.e
o. sac toe United States for ths service nns
iui's to the Revised specifications In these
gafas VIZ 80 Sound in all particulars; from If 10 10
odf coior to be bay, brown blac or
snnvs usIu,s wise and sn sufficient, for the purpose
"op ss,a Tor which fair prices VIII be paid
hcut. toi' 'fTrstoa and the unJe rsi,nei wiu \. :.
nan pa on The aoih AMI 2ist (Fhursaay And Fri
a Gay OF Noremoer az hontpelirr on ihs Vi M,
ing And purchasing such suitable NAV h "
,a on.r tnss and PLACES purchase may be mere
given. C.prt n 80 "eoossery, DC
ASSISTANT ouauermaster Of Vol. e. \ A g
Bratueboro. W., Nov. 10TH lss5 " vs. 49, ., ~
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$500 REWAR:n,,,.

NohLiAE between Friday, Oct. siu, 1852 and rus.-
say nov 9TH inst the rcsdsnse OF the sb.sr =,
orange IN this StaS Vas entered, and n large ,n..
OF AongaRes Notes Contracts, Certificate. Of psrs.
Ane,,snn cold, .andBank Bills stolen ti.efefrom
the scosbFibsrs name and residence. "''~h
Oaer - Reward Of t3oo,
500 for the rstorH Of the papers,
el00 for rhs money
$loo for the apprehension Of the thief
The Bank Bills wsrs mostly on the Ban, NJ u..,
The pa.ie~ are hereby, cautioned esg.in., pehr.
sny ofths stove mchsenea securities. - I."Ahns
Orange, WI Nov. q, 1851 p.erOpcr 49,
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House bill, tlts'34, chapter lls "of offence.
against public beslth :" !, read third time and
passed. .. . ,rs .a .,t..a> -, -
House Bill ti,ls i5,chspts.2 20 " or ,h. Cour,
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TEE DAILY FREEMAN.

Through the Session OF the Legislature, will
contain full and accurate reports Of the pro-
cocdings of thai body. The morning and alter
noon editions Of the paper will be issued as
i.susl, 10 accommodate our Southern and West
CIR mail subscribers Fall telesraphc news
report Up to the time Of going to press will ap-
pear in each edition. Terms the same as here
tofogc.
3 90 for three months 20 mail Sulscr ibe rs,
ana at that rate daring the Session.
Ehc postage will be pse-paiei if desired, and
added to the subscription price.
The WEEKLY FREEMAN during the Session
gill contain foil reports of Legislative proceed
zngs, and will be supplied to Subscribers, or
Others, during the Session, at reasonable rates.
Orders are solicited.
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Below we print tie essential portions of COM
municatioa from the editor OF the Brandon
hfo,itor in answer to q communication in The
FREEMAN some days since.
a Standardization.
MONITOR OFFICE. }
Brandon, VI, Nov. 8, 1862 {
Editor Freeman Through the Montpelier
papers, n. L. Sprague Jr. uncerenloniously
1tags my name before the public. The Mon
scoF makes but weekly trips, and IS don't pro-
pose to give MIR. Sprague the benef Of week Is
silence, ask brlet space in your daily. The
fcpfesen tatlon that the officers of the Brandon
Bank are the real owners of the Monitor is an
lnmitigated fa,sehood. Further, any intima-
non that ony ether person than myself, possesses
Sne slightest controlling interest in the paper is
equally false. The recent editorial article in
sae ho"Hor, exposing the personal atd sinister
Stature OF the unexpected opposition to the re-
charter or the Bran!on Bank and which MIR.
SpTague evidently fears may have some inhu-
nee adverse to the present darling scheme Of
-ho Sprague family, was written by myself,
'Fhoily unknown TO any officer Of the Brandon
Sank. No officer Of the Bank, or aqy other per-
aoE, ever sought, directly or indirectly, the IN
4uenCe o. my paper, CT one word through the
SINE, pro Or con, in relation to the recharter OF
She Brandon Bank Nor did seek in my ar
ijclo TO voluntarily bec.me a special advocate
5or the recharter Of this bank
Relative to the purchase of the printing ma
farlals formerly owned ny the Sprague family
and their franls---l have to s4y-tle first in
nnation received that the establishment was
sor sale, came direct from Mr. Geo. W. Par
f2enter, the agent OF the owners, who personally
&pPilcd u me upon the subject. Does this look
cost Is though the officers of the Brandon Bank
. thought best to purchase the paper" or that
Tbe Sprague party thought best to sell tie pa
ger? finally purchased the printing materials
etc, CT Mr. Parmenier. If in that, or any
either purchase, found it necessary or con-
7enlenC to hire few hundred dollars, and saw
lit to hire il Of the brandon Bank at six Der
cent, instead Of the Spragoc family at twelve
?er cent interest, it WAS p7lvile.e which |
supposed had an III doubted right to exercise.
And II the bill of sale WAS made out to third
party to hold the property as collateral securit;
Ter the benefit OF NY suretl9S, and il rs Il mat
,tr OF convenience, ehe cashier Of the Brandon
5ank was mutually agreed upon as that third
party, was there in the transaction, anything
dlshonoEabe or unusual, Or anything, in any
way, identifying my interests with the interests
Of the Brandon Bana
Such are the facts which Mr.. Sprague has 50
<;rossly--and, as Must believe, wnliully per.
Terted, for Mr.. Pdrmenlcr OF whom Mr. Sprague
gets his information upon the subject. was
knowing to the circumstances as herein related,
and | cannot believe he would give them
rendering 50 false.
am, ETC., ID. l. MULLIKEN,
Editor and Proprietor Of the
Brandon Monitor
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A RIca MAIL CARRiER.-Elias Howe, Jr.
whose income is a quarter of million a year,
carries the daily mail from Washington, seven
miles, TO tho camp Of the 18th Conn. Regiment,
an which he is private.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-11

PRoxorIoNs.-We are pleased to learn that
Major futile, of the 9th Vermont Regiment has
been promoted to the Lieutenant Co'oneIcy of
the regiment, to take the place of Lieut. Col.
Blunt and Capt. Elisha L. Barney, of Co. K,
has been made Major of the Regiment
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SUPREME CoUKf.-The General Term of the
Supreme Court commences its session here to-
day, (Tuesday,) present Chief Justice L. P.
Poland, and all the Associate Justices.
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A clergyman has administered the following
warning TO crlnoline wearors 81. Lot women
tsware' while putting on their protuss and ex-
papsve attire. How narrow are the gates of
Paradise -
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The DRArf IN NEW YORK -1It is now almost
certain that the draft will begin in New York
on Monday next, and continue on Che following
Tuesday. when Il Is believed the quota required
will have bosn drawn.
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a gentleman 10 an inland town rendered o dol
Ter pill TO pay charge Of sky cents, and was
= graveiy offered forty squash seeds to represent
the balance due him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-11

HAVING CHOSEN OR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AED WITH PURE EoTIFES, LIT Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
&ND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23
From Cumberland Gan.

The Reported Defeat and Captur Of The FeIcra
Troops UHsr'y Faise-The Rebels Repulsea
uHh Hcary Loss.
General De Courscy's Brigade was at
tackled by Stcvenson's Rebel Divons on the
9th, at Tazcwel, and Colonel Cochran $
Fourteenth Kentucky Regiment whipped
four rebel regiments Cochran held his
fire until they were with in one hundred and
fifty yards, and checked their ADVANCE
The Federal loss was three killed and fifteen
wounded, and htty-sevcn of the Sixteenth
Regiment taken prisoners. We took n
rebel Lieutenant Colonel, whom we OK,
changed for the liiiy-sevcn prisoners. The
rebel officers Omitted Il loss of TWO hundred
and fifty killed and wounded. We took
forage and seventy horses. We lost the
knapsacks of two regiments.
There has been no fight at Big Creek
Gap as reported nor any other engagement
in the vicinity of the Gap or Tazewcil than
the foregoing. All the reports of other
engagements, and of the cutting to pieces OF
General Cartcr's and Colonel Birds forces
by the rebels are utterly false. Gen. Nor,
gan had issued special order thanking
Gen. De Coursey and Colonel Cochran for
their gallantry.
The Knoxville papers give list of 100
rebels killed at Tazewell.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
has been recently so much damage by the
rebels in the vicinity of Gallatin, by blowing
up tunnels and destroying bridges, that
two or three weeks will be required to
repair it. Railroad communication with
Nashville, via the Edgfeld Railroad, will
open on the 10th inst.
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A Bounty FOR Our VOLUNTEERS

The Comfy Commissioners were in session
the ways and means for providing bounty
for those of our noble volunteers who have
gone forth at their country's call to defend
her institutions and her flag. No definite
conclusion was arrived at in the matter. but
an adjourned meeting will take place on Mon
day next, and also meeting of the Com
mlttee for the county, appointed by the
Governor short time since, to assist and
encourage the enlistment of the State S
quota of troops. At this meeting the mat
ter will be definitely arranged and bounty
doubtless provided for those and the fami-
lies of those, who have voluntarily gone
forth, or may voluntarily take the field,
where life and limb are imperiled for their
country. 1t is strictly jus, that the property
holders Of the county should give of their
abundance to help sustain the families of
those men, whose absence, while fighting
the battles of their country, cuts off, in n
great measure. in many instances, the source
Of supply for their families
1t should b. borne in mind that the strong
arms and brave hearts of those men are the
only shield that is interposed between the
ruthless robbers that jeff Davis has placed
i'll the field to ovcrturn the government,
create anarchy, and spread devastation and
murder over the land and the homes and
property of our citizens. When the people
of this favored land compare their situation
Of peace, prosperity and security from the
midnight assassin or guerilla robhcr, with
the ravaged and desolate counties OF Viz.
ginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri,
they should not, and will motif one spark of
patriotism burns within their breasts-hcsi,
tate to give freely for the support of those
families, whose almost sole dependence has
gone forth to help roll back the tide of rob.
berry, despo.is and blood from their Dor
dcrs.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ATTENTION If the wives and moth

ATTENTION If the wives and moth
ers, of the Maryland volunteers, who have
not yet received the second payment of the
of Jones & Ewing, they can get the money
allowed them. The Board OF Relief hav-
ing concluded to allow the Cecil volunteers
in Capt. Ben. Ricketts, Company the benefit
of the fund, those entitled can have then
claims filed and attended to, by applying to
Jones & Ewing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23

General Mcclellan has safely accom-
pished the movement which has been ind-
Gated for some days past, and has brought
the Army of the Potomac out of the position
in which it was condemned to uselessness
and inactivity. The rear Of the Army cvac-
uaed liarris's Landing on Saturday morn
ing. All was done in good order and the
public property brought away. The advance
Of the Army arrived at Williamsburg on
Saturday morning. The Rebels appear to
have made no effort to impede the move,
ment of the Army.
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BOUNTY LAND.

TsHlIE Heirs Of all Soldiers who have volun-
Il tccred during the present war for three
years or during the war, and have died or
heen killed while in the service, are entitled
10 one hundred dollars Bounty Money, and
such arrears Of the soldiers pay rs may have
accrued to the date Of his death
We will give prompt attention to the col
lection Of all claims for Bounty Money, and
all other claims against the United States
Government. Any information given gra-
tnitous'y, and no charge made until the
claim is settled.
Business transacted 10y mail az well as in
person. JONES x EWING,
May 81, lS62---tf. Elkton, Nd.
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DESIGNATION OF GOV. MAGoFFIx.- BY an
amicablc arrangement, John +. Fish has
resigned >the Speakership of the Senate !;
James +. Robinson was elected Speaker of
the Senate, and Bcriah Magofiin having re-
signed as Governor, James f. Robinson has
become Governor de facto, for the uncxpired
term. Matthew johnson, of Lexington,
has been elected Secretary of State. John
b. Temple, President of the Military Board,
has resigned, and the duties thereof devolve
on Robinson, as Acting Governor Robin
son and Johnson are able and staunch Union
men.
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MEssRs Robert Z. Cantwell and
Joseph II. Hudson, are recruiting for a
company of Cavalry, in this county. This
is probably the last Cavalry which will be
raised in Maryland, and the muater.rolls are
fast filing up.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23

The conservative party in North Caro-
lima have elected Col. Vance Governor by
forty thousand majority, and also elected
nearly every member Of the Legislature
All the candidates who were prominent in
advocating the secession Of the State have
been defeated. Though not a 9 Union "
victory, the result is important, and indi-
Gates that North Carolina will be prepared
to enter the Union whenever circumstances
are favorable.
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PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR CAPTAIN
RICKETTS, COMPANY, 2ND DEL. NoL.-Contri-
buttons received through Mrs. Danver: Mrs.
Davis, 25 cents; Mr.. VIM. Porgh, % cents /;
Mr. Stepto, % cents; Mr.. Chrcsho. so cts;
Mrs. E. Read, II doz. eggs ; Mrs. Jesse
Pierson, half buShel onions; Mrs. Thomas
McNeal, half bnshel onons Mrs. Cornelius
Danver, half bushel onions; Mrs. Dunott.
onions; Mrs. Strickland, onions; Mrs. Fehe
ly, onions Miss Betty Hiss, onions
l.. j. Hiss.
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Go al bEnatiOn Cook stoves.

FT'IliS Stove has been in use year, and
has earned for itself reputation uncquallcl
ny any Stove in The market. 1t has extra large
tues together with very large oven. The oven
Icing protected at different points by air chambers.
which oqua2cs the heat, and makes it n perfect
b. ing oven. For sale hv +. W STAPLES.
June l. Ord door above Post Office.
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MECHANICAL.
PORT DEPOSIT
flaming Mil and Sash Factory,

w I invite the attention Of all persons in the
~ city or Country. who contemplate the cree
ton dwellings, Barns &c to our extensive
r"cE o! Building Materials in the rough and pre-
lalH" for use, in part AS follows:
DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Circular and Plain y
FLINDs. VENETIAN AND PIVOT;
PANEL SHUTTEkS;
SASHE& Glazed and not Glazed
WOOD MOCLDINQS;
IIOT.BED SASH;
BRACKETS;
WOODEN MAN1ELS;
NlME!. POSTS, Turned
EALlSTEES. iu'''0
BARN VENTILAT0RS;
WINDOW GLASS
IrlLDERS' HARDWARE:
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORD;
HAND RAILING
CHURCH. PEWS.
Also
INESSEp FLOORING:
WILLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE, WHITE
TINE and llEMlOCk well seasoned
Al # the above we offer low for Cash, or ap-
II.yed paper.
;.3 Orders by mail or otherwise promptly
ai,rndcl to by RINEllART'S EXECUTORS.
N. W. holland, Manager
Port Deposit Mar %, lS62-Gm
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DELAWARE UNION CoNyENTIoN-Thc State
Dover, on the 10Th inst. VIM. Cannon, of
Sussex, an old Democrat, was nominated
for Governor, and the Hon. George p.
Fisher rcnominated for Congress by accla.
nation.
Great enthusiasm prevailed. The i'm
mcnsc crowd present was ably addressed by
Colonel John W. Forney, the Hon. Mr.
Fisher. Jacob Moore, and others. The rcso
buttons adopted endorsed the entire course
Of President Lincoln, and condemned Sena-
tors Bayard and Salisbury as simpathisers
with treason. The meeting was the largest
ever held in Delaware.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23

ANOTHER VALUABLE PRrzE.- Key West
letter reports the capture Of the English
steamer Columbia, with cargo Of 40 Arm
strong guns and several thousand Enfield
rifles, army blankets and other articles by
the gunb)at Santiago De Cuba. The Co.
lumbia is a new iron propeller Of 400 tons,
and her cargo cost 100000
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23

DEATH OF RoBr. A. DoBBIN.-Mr. Dob
bin, Senior Editor of the Baltimore .4meri-
can, died on Friday afternoon, the 18th
inst, after a protracted illness. He has
been connected with the american thirty six
years, and was successor to his father who
was one of the founders of that paper,
nearly three quarters of a century since.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23
Surfing and Summer BOnHets,

Ribbons, Flowers, &C., &c. she invites her
friends to call and examine her superior stock
If Goods, which keeps constantly full by
fresh supplies from the city.
GA great variety always on hand Of
Ladies' Spring ard Summer Cloaks. Also, a
full assortment OF Ladies' Needle Work, such
~ COLLARS, SLEEVES, HANDKERCnIEFs,
EtFrLNCs, 1NSERTlNGs, EpGINGs, INFANT
babies, and DRESSES; DmIrY BANDS, MAGIC
RIFLES, &c &c. Also, good selection
If 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 and TASSElS. A splendid assort-
rn-nt Of LADIES' KIDD and other Gloves.
Il good assortment Of Ladies' Cotton Hose
all colorS OF Skirt Braid, aud Il variety of
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
0g= Ready Trimmed Bonncts always on
hand. from s so upwards.
All Of which will be sold at city prices. In
order to keep up with the fashions, new sup
plies are received every week from the city
Marco, 1862.
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DISBURSEMENTS
Leaving balance on hand to-day, of S265.59

Leaving balance on hand, to-day, of S265.j9
The claims of Mcssrs. J. A. Davis Co. OF
Cecil county. for the loss Of their Stock in Trade
of Mrs Catherine Davis, Of Dorchester county,
for the Toss Of Franc Dwelling; and of Mrs. II.
A. Constable for loss of Stone Barn and contents,
still remain in litigation and undse!tled.
The estimate for the new year may Re made as
follows viz:
For the Interest on Premium, 0bliga
tons due and payable this day S5,0n0
For Interest on new Policies, say 700
For tn xcs TO be collected, which may
be regarded as sperate and coIlcctabie 500
$1,000
All of which is respectfully submitted.
VIM. TORBERr, President.
Test-F. A. Ellis, Secretary.
Aug ?. 1862, Aug q, 1867
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CARD

UhNlNG purchased Of +. Aldlidge his
/ entire. stock of
stoves, Tin-Ware and Tools.
respectfully solicit share of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him.
feel confident That the wants Of customers
viii be attended TO, and the business con-
Quoted in prompt and satisfactory manner.
EDWARD W. STAPLES.
Ekton, May 10, 1862.
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EVERYBODY BUSINESS.-In enrol

EVERYBODY BUSINESS. In enroll
ing the Militia, it is the duty of the enroll.
ing officer to ascertain the number of volun-
tccrs who have joined the army since thu
commencement of the war, and the rcgi-
ments they have enlisted in; also whether
prior to July last and since the last call
Every man should make it his business to
assist the officer to obtain the name of every
volunteer that has enlisted from our county,
in as much as the counties are to receive
credit for the volunteers they have furnish.
ed, which shall be deducted from their quota
when the draft is made. 1t should be con.
sidcrcd the duty of ers,y man. as VIC have
before stated, to assist the enrolling officer
in this respect, and to ascertain, before the
return Of his district is made to the Com.
missioners. that the name of crery roiunteer
who has Joined the army from that district,
since the first call was made for troops, is
on the enrolling officers list. See that this
be carefully attended to, and let no man
leave it for his ncighbor to do.
Took THE OATH.-On Wednesday,
a squad of soldiers came over from Fort
Delaware, to Chesapeake City, on tug
boat, and arrested John r. Price Supcrin-
tcndant of the Chesapeake rnd Delaware
Canal. Joseph Hcdrck Collector of tolls.
Thomas Clcaver and DIR. Vim. C. Karsncr.
On taking the oath of allegiance they were
all released
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PRESSED FLOORING
r E M O Y A L!
MRS ITTTNJAN

NJ W.. NM T VI n Y
- ESFECTFUILI informs the Ladies of
IA Elkton and vicinity that she, has
removed her place Of business from her Old
stand to that lately occupied by Mr.. Willis
Euttcr, Merchant Tailor, one door below Dr..
II. II. Mitchell's Drug Store.
Waving just received from the city new
ara splendid assortment of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23

ApPoINTED.-John P. Bennett, of
Little Elk, has been commissioned Provost
Marshall for Cecil county. S&ccsh will
have their wants attended to.
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FINED FOR RESISTING TIE ENROLL

FINED FOR RESISTING TIE ENROLL
ING OFFICER.-Jas. Whitcraft, of the fourth
District, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Janney, on Wednesday, on the complaint
of W. G. Hasson Enrolling Officer, for re-
tusing to give his name and age, and
brought before Justice Torbert, who fined
him s. and costs.
Joseph c. Senneckson and Thos. r. Hays
of the LIST District, were arrested by the
same officer for a similar offence, on Thurs.
day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23

Col. CoCoRAN.-The gallant Colonel
Of the Goth, passed up to Philadelphia on
the morning train on Thursday last He
was met at the Elkton depot by delegation
appointed by the city of Wilmington for the
purpose of rendering to him the hospitality
of that city. Numbers of our citizens
crowded round the cars to greet the Irish
hero and shake his hand. The Engine was
decorated with flags, which gave the train a
galaday appearance,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-23

In addition to these losses FIRE occurred in
Somerset county. in the month of January last. by
which the Stock in Trade of j. 4 w. +. Allen,
insured for 81 800. was destroyed. But the Board
Of Appraisers for that county have reported against
the payment of the loss because of a manifest
violation of one fthe regulations of tho policy
The claim of the parties has been rejected and has
not been pressed upon the Board.
And within the last twenty four hours We have
received notice of tho struc1ion. by lightning.
on the twcnt y-nnth ultimo. of the Frame Barn Of
Ms. II. A Constable, insured for three hundred
dollars, which yet remains to be Investigated and
adjusted.
The Report of the Comt.ittce appointed to audit
the Treasurers account shows as follows viz:
Balance on hand a. tho last Report $e449S7
Interest received thereon lo3ol
Amount of Interest anil Taxes on
Premiun Notes received during The
year s,sls.23
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T. DRENNEN is selling of at cost,
Tr parasory for going to wal.