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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

NM York, June :. Large Numbers Of
Eastern wounded have arrived here to-day
mostly with wounds IN tho arms, and nearly all
able to walk, but not able to do service for
weeks to come. Contrary to their expectations
they will not be sent home, but will be kept
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

At the hospitals here until ab.o return to
thor regiments. This had dpcs'ns effect
upon the brave fellows, many olrstlng into
tears when informed Of the orderAad imploring
Col. Howe to send them home, only for one
DAY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

SroNlNcroS Conn, July IT, The steam
ship Greut Eastern Is now off lta point. She
is Inside Monlauk Point, standi.g Jf aud On
for pilot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

PHILADELPHIA. July 8. Tb, Press hos
dispatch from Newborn The ID Stating that Gen.
Burnside's entire army is in lotion against
kchmOnd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

INV YoRK, July s. \ Winchester letter Of
the ID inst, reports that Gen Geary's con-
mand has advanced into Big Fort valley. HIS
advance hll into mn anouseade near Fort
Furnace.
y skumiSh cnsuod, IN which two cavalry men
were wounded, but not fatally aud the r"Das
were driven from houses and stone fences they
occupied Gen. Geaty holds the greund
gained
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15

pIcn1c SrNNGs, UrAH, July The lndi.
ans have taken all the stage stock from three or
four stations Eas, OF the Rock ridge, 80 head in
oil, killed > emgrants and took their stock.
They nlso took lao horses from California.
a war with the Cherenes, Snakes, and two
OF three bands of Sioux indians, appears ine,-
table There are only 500 oolaou the whole
line, which is not enough for its protection.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12
Gle Cecil lpbie.
ELKTON. ARPIL -. 1869.

Tive have most glorious news
this week from the West. Island No.
10 with its imprcgnablc" works has
been taken hy our forces wi hout the
loss of a luan. The grand array of the
Rebels i'll the West, commanded By
Beauregard and johnson, on which they
relied for safety and success to their
failing cause, has been totally routed.
one Of their crack. commanders killed and
the other wounded. And thus the
armies Of tie Union &c. ON from victory
to victory. The greh Bcauregard, the
modem Mars of the Cotton States rebels
and the eenstan. theme of praise, the
beau ideal of 4 cap ain, of their contemp-
tiblc iuitators and echoes, our own home
spun domestic trail ors, is totally rou ed
and flying with his shattered columns
before our victorious troops, never again
to make formidable sand before our
inviaciblc columns.
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At His DcyOtiOns.

The Cecil Democrat, in last weeks issue.
| cNrendS four of its invaluable columns
under the caption of Abolition of Slavery
! in the Border States and District of Column
bia." This is long enough, and of course
stupid enough. to insure the lcwcst number
of readers. The article is principally made
up of Enthusiastically very long and
pro>y--trom Union papers, which have but
very little bearing ON the subject. The
whole object of the article appears at the
close, which was % work off Il very stupid
lie or Ihe IIMs, said lie being placed in Il
! kind Of introduction To an rA,rlct taken
from an article which appeared in fhe Wig
of the 10Th of March. on the President 5
Emancipation Message. Tie D.moc, at
asserts that Tile Wig advocates 1.-THE free.
dom of the negro under the prctcxt that the
negro stands in the way Of the lnion.''-
This assertion of Tie Democrat is simply IL
point blank, unqualified lie. no such doctrine
! ever having appeared in The Wig. and the
quotation that follows it diSprovcs the
charge. The clumsy invention was evidently
gotten up by The Democrat as an attempt at
retaliation for conyic,ing that sheet in our
| issue Of the 18th. for lying and forgery in
case of Governor Spra:uc' letter of acccp.
| lance. and to which exposure of dem
! ag"guc yillainy The Democrat as tamely
submitted rs Bennett of the Herald used to
submit to IL cowlliding. Considering the
long practice The Democrat has had in man
ufncturing political lies it ought TO get up
rome less clumsy than that in its issue of tho
9TH. Try a.:.iu-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12

Bt3y The Editor Of Tie Cecil Democrat
owns, or has an interest in, two or three
head of niggcrs. and has become so Scnsi
tive Oh the Slavery question that whenever
1t is mentioned he groanS and means at such
II rate that q GOOD many of his friends think
the poor fellow is dcmcntcd. Indeed some
of them have even talked of straight
jacket and low diet for his maadv. We
beg thcm however not to deal harshly with
him. His inIirnIily is Il harmless one. and
we are confident he will be comfnrtcd. ifthry
permit him to humble about aboHtionism to
his hearts content whenever he has an
attack. As for his Diet that will soon be
low enough if he retains the ownership of
The Democrat aud is allowed to publish his
foolish lucubrations in it.
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Advance Of Gen. McCicIIan's Army

TIL" movement If NlI'l.an's Division on Yorktown
commenced from Fortress Munr,w on Friday the 9TH
BN day light the advance commenced Biz
was ica"h" 1T nine "ak. and after Passing the church
on III" lett 81 the rt'i. sixteen Rebel cavalry were
discovered stationed in front IT the rsd Oh the Other.
side of t." bridge. bur advance .,ol,- immediate Y
c'rrHNc,l ratur" th" chcs when their c,l,i,y ~
wrr" defeated by tho impossible condition .r the creek
the bridge having been destroyed. In the mean
time the Erhrs put spurs IT, their l"rs,- and were
>"'n ont If -.ht frt discovered on the bank Of
il"waidS rcrk anil the rebels SHIELDED ont. nn Sutur-
'iaN the command halted within three miles ni
Yorktown. Str,g line Of forts being discovered within
mi" 81 the ma in fo,l Ia the right. heavy cannon
was commenced and kept MP by both sides all ,inv. Tn.
hiil'hton- Of the I:rhrls If the strongest possible
character. and sweep an extent Of country III seven
miles extending across the Peninsula from thu York t..
the anrs rivers brrl these frtitiratipS they have
large reserve force. Tie latest information W. hity.
"n> Of our army Int the weather having settled new
Ola trrn"l IL battle may II" expected ut any hnnr-
lnpI maj .vi received show. that t,. rebels have force
"f""". watch is rapidly being added Il, troop. from
tn" u"i-hh"Ih"nd of Eirm"nI. which j. day from
Yorktown lay railroad and river. They have four steam
"r' i,nd sixteen TRANSPORT, III and lay the tim" i,
r. nl- are in 80 rlitiun for til" Union army mvr thu.
rriWs may l." able L. ir" with iuu.ON. men, the
flower uf t.cr army with their best arms Besides the,
ar" III stiouG lycnirru"hcd position. Information
"btiuri through h">".ttr> c',itrtlnrlS, aud other
ounces. show, that the enemy have nearly five hundred
Guns. 81 them Of the largest rulibr". The rebel
"rn"ial I'llS"n with of hi fr"rS has arrived. and
taken command in person. showing that they intend
nrking i'Slriat" resistance to the advance Of our
traps at every point.
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give have 1t lrmn gccl authority that
poor Nanderfvrl is terribly exercised over
the Emancipation and CouIiscation bills
and thinks, that he will shortly realize no
more from his two or three niggcrs than he
does from Tie Democrat. We told him long
ago that his advocacy Of treason would
result in his ruin. and advised him to pursue
an honest and loyal course, but he was
pig headed and would mt take our advice
We pity the little fellow nevertheless.
since he has come to grief, and will
chcerfully contribute II whccbarrow load
Of "oll clo' = and "cod yittcls " for
his support, without even wishing him to
say thank &C for them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12

krss7 \ few rc,l,mouthcd Sacessionsts
down on the Manor have been gipin. them,
selves a great deal of unnecessary trouble
about the post office at st. Augustine
They got w II petition against the removal
of Mr.. Halle, and in it represented them,
selves as s. loyal citizens of Cecil county,
when it is Il notorious fact that every
mothers son of them voted the Secession.
Peace ticket last fall and to-day endorses
all the reasonable doctrines of Tie Cecil
Democrat. The Post Master General was
posted however, in regard TO their political
antecedents and gave their petition the
consideration it deserved. II Scccs<ionStS
fail to accomplish their neiiarious schemes.
it isn't for want of assurance, for they Ger.
taInly have all the impudcncr Of their great
Satanic rrogcnitor.
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BI.ACI<'S
Celebrated Premium Horse,
M A T. f. p p A

w LII STAND for service this Season,
w al the Stable or the subscriber. in
Clmllcstown. Cecil county Md.
TERMS SIS. 90 for Insurance, if paid on
or before the LIST of April, 1863; If not,
$1,000 will be charged. $500 for the Sea-
son, t" he paid AT the end of the season {; and
Sl.GO for the Single Service. Cash Persons
parting with Insured Mares before they are
aSccra med to be with toal will be held
responsible for the amount of the Insurance.
MAIEPPA was awarded the first prclnium'
at the Agricultural Fair, held at Llncast r.,
Pa. in June, 1879, as horse of superior
points; and one of the handsomcst horses
ON exhibition.
Season (" commence 18th Of April, and
ending on the 18th Of July. 1862.
For particulars respecting Pcdcrc see
landbillS. j. n. BLACK.
Charcstown, Nd, April II, lSG2ctf
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It's further reported that Beauregard had
his arm shot off. This afternoon, Ges.crals
Bragg. breckenridge. and Jackson were
commanding the rebel forces.
There never has been parallel to the
@al'anry and bearing of our officers, from
the commanding general down 10 the lowest
Officer
General Grant and his staff were in the
field. and riding along TIE lines in the thick
est I'll the enemy fire. during the entire
two days, and all slept on, the ground. IN
Sunday nj pht. during II. heavy rain. On
several occasions General Grant -,t within
range of the enemy guns. and was discuv
erred and fired upon.
Lieutenant Colonel Mcpherson lad His
horse shot from under him when alongside
OF. General Grant Captain Carson was
between. General Grant and your cores
pendent. when II cannon ball took off his
head. and kill,sl and, wounded several
others.
General Sherman had two horses RiEpe4l
UNDER him. and General McClcrnand shared
Ike dangers. and also General Ilurlburt
each receiving bullet holes, through their
clothes.
General Buell. remained with his troops
during the cntrr diyl ;nrl lie. and General
Critten'lcm and General Nelson rode CON
hhu;Ily along the lines encouraging their
men.
An officer who left pittsbure Landing ON
Monday evening reports that our forces
occupy Corinh. aud that Gen. Johnston :
body had been found ON the field.
lie also confirms the report that Bcaurc-
gard had his arm shot off.
The Tribune places our loss ut from GOO
to l.oGo killed. and 5000 to 4.Wm wounded
The rebel loss is twice that number.
six of our batteries were taken and re-
taken six times.
! he Times says that Bcanrcgarl had given
orders not t" destroy amy of the camp
cIupagc taken ON Sunday ~ he expected
complete victory the next day.
ADDITIONAL. DETAILS.
General Bragg is reported killed.
Prpyi>ion&. dvcrnor Johnson. of Ken
lucky is wounded and Il prisoner.
1t is stated that General PrcntisS escaped
in the confusion Of the cncmy's retreat on
the second day of the fight.
Our total loss is about 1000 This is the
estimate of military commanders who were
IN the engagement. or these about 1000
were taken prisoners and the balance killed
and wounded i'll the usual proportions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Notice Of Dissolution,

NJ OFFICE is hereby given, tIiat the Part
" nrrsnip lately existing between s. d.
McCullnmYh ami W. MrEnIlen;sh. R"cl7:
Springs, Cecil county. State IF Maryland,
trading under the name and firm nj :. b. n
". M,Cull"ugh. WAS dissolved lN mutual
consent on tnc 18th day al March. last
AIl debts owing to til: said firm as" 10 he
received 10y he said s. b. Mccullough, who
Is authuriscd'tu reception the same.
s. Il. X W ..McCULLOHGf
A.-B.--Partrs will.a,l,lrc>s ar call on : =.
Is. Mccullough, Rising Sim. Cecil county
Md. IApriI l.. lSt;1- ,;x .
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NOTICE.

TTNlIE undersigned would announce that
l. lie has sold to Mr.. J. y. Cnntwcll the
entire Machinery and Appuricmanccs Of the
Kitten Iron Foundry, Including the cXclu-
"vc Patent Right to manufacture and sell his
Patent Economical Piow for Cecil county,
Md and certain other priv ilcgcS in Kent
'""nIy. Nd; and while lie respectfully
'I'ulhS thanks to his former friends, would
take this occasion to recommend them TO
i$or ms successor with their patrona 20,
under the belief that they will meet with
entire satisfaction.
Mar >, 1851. J. IiECKEEDORN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12

A REBEL GENEEAL.-C Considerable curios-
ty has been excited here to know something
of a Rebel officer who figures in the reports.
General W. W. Mackall. captured at Island
No. 10, is native of Virginia, and was for
mcrly Assistant Adjutant- in our
army. No longer Since than last June he
came home from California at the expense OF
the Government, drew his pay, and resigned
For Two or three weeks he hung around Elk
ton, Maryland, to the intense disgust of loyal
men there. and suddenly disappearing, now
turns up General" His whole family
have lived on tho Government al their lives.
Phiinia. Inquirer.
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Ilu. FUH UYMEN We received a

very neat package through the Post Office
pom uuhinding the silIcn lctcr we found
the parcel to contain II piece of most
exquisite brides cake. and knew that one
more far victim had fallen before the
uncrriug aim of the blind god. - In early
days and camer hours we knew her.
when in childish glce she sportcd among
the green hills of the Octoraro By this
turn Of fortunes wheel she Is again trans
her childish joys and SORROWS to assume
the duties OF Il new rphcrc-to live. to love
to mourn!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12
STORMY Observation-Disclosures m

STORMY WEATuER.-Tucsday and
Wednesday last were days We read OF in
the calender Of storms. 4 violent snow
storm prevailed throughout the greater
part Of the day and night of Tuesday. On
Wednesday the storm was continued.
increasing in diSagrceahlcncss if possible,
the snow Of the previous day being changed
to Il cold raw rain, saturating everything in
It's reach. which again, on Wednesday
evening turned to snow that continued
through the night. and on Thursday morning
The ground WAS covered with deep bed of
SNOW and su>h. This has lncn the heaviest
fall of snow the present season. rcviving
again our old winter troubles. muddy roads.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12
ELkTON ACADEMY.

FEES PER QUARTER, on weeks. y
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
Elementary English, Sd 90
SECOND DEPARTMENT..
Higher English, . $50
THIRD DEPARTMENT.
Latin, S. 30
SENIOR DEPARTMEN
Greek, Surveying. &c. ST 80
Modern Languages. each 200
Fuel, &c.. for the Season. 90
HENRY W. THORPE, A. NJ.
Principal.
MISS C. W. THORPE.
PrrcrptrrSS.
No student received for less than a Omar:
ter, and no deduction made for absence,
unless "ccaSi"ncd by protractcl sickness.
April ~, 1862.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Court PRocEEpINds.--Thc Circuit
Court met on Monday lust, but little bust.
ness of importance has been Transacted at
the present term. The petit Jury WIS
adjourned on Tuesday till Thursday ON
account of there hcins no business ready.
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NOTICE,

vfNllE undersigned having associated with
l. him in the Tin, Stove and Foundry bust
hess, Mr.. Ihos. &. Crouch, the hnsincss will
Hereafter lac conducted nudcr the firm Of
{ ANTN ELL s. CROUCH Returning my
thanks to he public for lopucr lavo,s, most
respectfully solicit a continuance to the ncw
fIr., Jos. T.. CASTWELL.
Ware, %, 1851.
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E%paragras. Giant.
ROSES IN. VARIETY,

: ' y 7
DAllLlAS.-l30 select varieties. for
which | WAS awarded Il special premium h.,
the Agricultural Society Of New Castle
County. Del. in the fail of 1861. Also, Il
premium for the best collection Of Choice
Peas.
For riiccs ard description of fruits, send
fer Descriptive Catalogue gratis.
IT, All kinds of trees and plants cun be
ordered by mail.
G5-All trees and plants warranted true to
nHIuc.
c. Orders received AT TmE WING Office.
Elhiun.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Feb h, lSG2-lE. NEWAE DEL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12

The Hon. IoIN BELL. have seen a
private letter from this distinguished gentle
man. dated at Huntsville, Ala. in which
he expresses the strongest confidence in the
ability of our Generals in Tennessee to beat
back the advancing Yankees. and in the nlli-
mate triumph ofthc Confederate cause. Mr..
Bell says that our defeat at nonelson has
thoroughly aroused our people, and that
reinforccmcnts are pouring into the Con-
Tolerate camps in large nunibers
NJ q. GtslieiSs, l1iI uR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12
ENoCn CANTwELL, son of Mr.. John

Camtwcll. Ovcrsccr of the Aims House after
an absence from the county for three years.
returned to his fathers ON Monday last
Young Cantwcl resided in I.ccSburg. Va, ,
since his absence from the county. and was
pressed into the rebel Service. whom
the war broke out. At the battle of
l'ull Run he was wounded in the shoulder
by shot from the regiment he was, serving
in. nud lay on the field till ms brother found
him the next day. Voting caniwclI relates
while in the domains of rcbcllom. from
which he and other loyal men were released
by the advance of our army.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE ORPHANS COURT
ArvH Term, st2.-The final account Joseph
Miller Executor of y. Founders. pas ed .
and distribution made
Final account of administrators of Joseph
Cowdon passed. State tax on commissions
S47U.37.
The will of John Carson admitted to
probate; Amos +. Ewes and Samuel Il.
Carson. Executors.
The Will of Pomlrcy Screw admitted to
probate.
Report of sale of Real Estate Of Martha
NJ. Shcarcr. made by Robert Mackcy.
Executor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12

REV. Mr.. Riley, Presbyterian, OF
Middlrtown, Del, will prcach at Chesapeake
City every Sunday afternoon. at 80 clock
until further notice.
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Sc, sc.

S~tsS SSs
mike 1t rule 10 propagate only those
iihds q tree sand pla:its thit cHtsricncr has
proven To be the most profitable for general
notwithstanding regard to the quantity
and quality ul iiut Iruduc, Il. In my sclcc-
ton ui vH;i, ii -, aside from my own cNpcr-
irhcc, an governed by the opinions of the
ln"St clrincni writer's on the culture Vt fruit
III America. and Of ulc most experienced
Fruit growers in al parts Of the country, and
q i'.l" American Pathological Society.
EEAGllES-- 50, COO trees select varieties,
AMI trees very larSe and thrifty.
AIPl.ES-A large stock, choice varieties,
Standard and Dwarf. Also, Red and Y,-
low Siberian, Crab, STANDARD and Dwarf.
PEARS.-A choice lot. large thrifty trees,
leading varieties, Standard and Dwarf.
fLUMS.--.aIl the cloiec varieties.
CiIEERlES--Finr, thrifty trees, Standard
and Dwarf, all the choice varieties.
.7pr'cofs, .Nciwinta' and Ounces.
GOOSEEERHlES.- English and Anrri-
Cat varieties.
CuEHANTS.-- White and Red Cherry.
White and Red Grape. White and Red
Dutch, Black English, Black Naples, &c.
GEAPES.-CatawIa, Isabella Clinton.
Concord. Delaware, Diana. Rebccca. TAYLOR
ar Ballet. Early Northern. MuScadinc, 3lsin-
Lnreh, Hartford, Prolific. Nc, &c.
Observation-Disclosures and Dorchcs.
ter, High Bush.
&ASpBERRlES in variety. Largely of the
AIl*M and Red Prolific. which, need no pro-
trrtion III winter, best for market gardrncrS
and those 'S'ao have not time 10 cover in fall.
STRAWBERRIES in variety. Largely Of
tao albany Seeding.
Usage Grange.
Shade and OrnanLcntx! Trees.
REic .IEarb.
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r E NJ 0 V A L!
Mrs / EIrIrAIAN

vi KS. IEIEf nj AN
- ESiECTFuLLY informs the Ladies' Of
EG Elkton and vicinity that Ale has
removed her place of business from her old
stand I" that lately occupied hy Mr. Willis
fhtlcr. Merchant Tailor, one door below DR..
III. II. MitclcIl's Drug Store.
Having just received from the city 4 new
and splendid assortment oil
Spring ana Summer BennctS,
Ribbons, Flowers, &c, &C.. she invites her
friends to call and EXAMINE. her superior stock
of Goods, which keeps constantly full by
flesh supplies from the city.
ia great variety always on hand Of
Ladies Spring and Summer Coaks. Also, Il
full assortment OF Ladies' Needle Work. such
rs COLLARS. SLEEVES, HAxnK EncnrErs,
ErrrLiNGs, lNSERTiNGs. InGiNGs, INFANT
B"h's, and DRESSES DiMiTY BANDS, MAGIC
RtfrLFs. &c &c. Also, good selection
OF LsNEN, COTTON and SILK LACES.
A full assortment Of Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dresses. of the latest styles. VarinuS Il hlds
OF DRESS TRIMMINGS of latest STYLES {:
CORDS and TA>SELS. A splclKlid ;Ssot-
mcnt Of LADIES KIDD and other Gloves.
y good assortment Of Ladies' Cotton Hose {;
all colorS Of Skirt Rraid, and Il variety of
her fancy articles for ladies' Wear.
GE Ready. Trimmed Bonncts always on
land, from $ 30 upwards.
All of which will be Sold at city prices. III
CIDER to keep up with the fashions, new sup
! lies are received every week FROM the city.
Mar o., 1862.
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APPOINTMENTS
BN THE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

TllE Commissioners Of Cecil county, at Il
L meeting held on Thursday the 10th day OF
April, inst, appointed the following persons
j Justices Of the Peace in the several Elcc-
ton Districts OF Cecil county-Judscs Of the
Election for Commissioners of Public
Schools 60 be held on "Wednesday, the Ath
day of May, ncHt, viz:
For the list District, VIM. S. BcH,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-04-12

tr.sT We would like to say word to
readers and correspondents this week but
havnt II Inc to. spare.