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From the Army Of the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
Thursday evening, October lG. An import,
ant reconnaissance Was made to day by IL
portion of the Army of the Potomac in the
direction of Winchester. TIE division of
General Hancock date General Richard.
son 81 left Harper Ferry at an early hour
this morning, taking the road to Charles.
town. Three miles from bolivar they came
upon the encmy's pickets, who retired as
our troops advanced, until within one and
half miles of Charlcstowl. when they formed
in line Of battle, with dismounted skirmsI,
ers thrown to the front, they having no ir-
tantry. They covered the approach to
Charlcstown by two pieces Of artillery ON
the left and upon she right Of itrc turnpike,
with the view of dispu'ing our occupation
of the town.
battery was SOON brought into position,
and opened with shell and solid shot, which
was promptly replied to by the live Rebel
pieces already in position. The engage
ment, which was carried on wholly by arlil
lery, lasted two hours when the Rebels fell
back to the hills beyond the town. Our loss
was one man killed and eight wounded. 10,
Captain Smith, Of the Richmond Artillery,
and eight men, were taken prisoner. which
Is t'io oniy loss tic enemy are known to
ka"n saut,uacl,
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VOLUNTEER BOUNTY FIND,

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Wires, and
~ dependent Parents or Sisters Of the nom
commissioned officers and privates from
Cecil county in the Sixth, Seventh and
Ei.lth Regiments Of Maryland Volunteers;
the Second Eastern Shore Regiment; Com
pany G, PurnelI Cavalry, and SHOWS Bat
terry, who we're enlisted between the 4th day
Of August last, and the 18Th day Of October
inst, tina. the first monthly inStalmcnt Of
$ O ont or the balance Of the Cecil County
bounty due said Volunteers, will be paid,
at the Oslicc Of tho County Commissioners,
in Elkton, on Monday and Saturday, next,
the Goth and 18th inst, or on every following
Mon lay and Saturday till paid, upon prcscn-
fatfon of the orders Of Volunteers directing
payment to the applicants.
" here inConvenient for the wife, parent
or sister to apply in person, the order for
payment may be presented by a third party,
in which case it must be endorsed on tho
back by the person in whose favor it is
drawn.
Payment OF the balance Of Bounty due to
enlisted men in the Regiments or Companies
named, who are unmarried, and have no
relatives dependent upon them for support,
Is deferred till further notice.
By Order of the Commissioners.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
Oct IL, 1G62-3w Clerk.
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llOyd's Maps.

j. I. Lloyd, lGl Broadway New York, has
sent us this week, two of his celebrated maps.
One of the State Of Kentucky, with counties
color, d and every town and place of any I'M
portancc marked embracing III railroads and
railroad stations with the distances between
marked. and all county roads, turnpikcs fort-
lications, canals, etc, accurately laid down.
This map is used by Gen. Buel in his cam
paign in that State.
The other, and the one which will attract
the attention most, and should be in posses
sion of every one who takes an interest in the
stirring military scenes that have made, and
arc destined to still further add to the historic
interest Of tha' part of America, is the map
| Of the Lower Mississippi, from the junction
of the g Father OF Waters - with the Missouri
river to its month. This is most beautiful
map of the Mississippi river, and the one used
by our naval commanders in their military
operations on those western waters, which
have made such bright pa@: in history fpl
our navy. Tracing the river up from the
mouth we come to Forts jackson and ST.
Philip, where the famous naval battle, one of
the most brilliant recorded in history occurred
resulting in the running past those forts by
the fleet Of Com Farragut, the destruction of
the rebel navy and the capture of New
Orleans. From the Crescent city to Baton
Rouge, tracing the river we find every plan
tation marked in that denscly populated
sugar country, perhaps the most beautiful iu
the United States; and en- mp to Matches,
Ficksburg, Memphis, Island No. 10, Cairo
Cat the junction of the Ohio and Mississppi. |
st. Louis, and Gnaly, we reach that point
where the Missouri river minglcs its turbid
waters with those of the former river. All
those famous spots. destined to fill history
with names and deeds, for magnitude and
hcroism, surprising any yet recorded, in
which liberty grapplrd with her old enemy,
dcspotic power making its grand struggle for
empire in the new world
Every ono who reads Il ncwspapc! should
have one of these maps. rrice 80 cents
sent by mail Oh receipt Of the money.
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The INCOME TAx.-We publish, this week
on the first page some important informa-
ton concerning the National Tax, which
should be cut out and preserved. The peo
pie should make themselves familiar with
the provisions of the tax law and much
difficulty will thereby be obviated. The fol-.
lowing decision has been made by the Com
missioner:
Tax on Tniinrs .Mocmqkcrs, Sc.~-In cyler
to reply to numerous inquiries from their
country customers in the tailoring trade. as
to whether all in this branch of business are
liable to the ) per cent tax. one OF the larp-
est cloth houses III New York. wrote to
Washington, and received the following re-
ply:
WASHINGTON Oct. 6. 1862
SIIs: Yours Of the Sd inst is received,
in answer to which would say that mer-
chant Taiors, and parties doing a custom
and clothing trade at retail are subject to Il
tax of 3 per cent on their sales OF goods
manufactured by themselves.
Very respectfully,
GEO. 5. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioner.
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big Battle at OefsyyiIIe. nv

Mojrr General Haieck Ccnerai-in- Chief:
have already advised You of the move
mcnis of The Amy rnd,r my command from,
Louisville. More or less skirnl,ling has
occurred daily with the en''my's cavalry 81, ce
then. IT was supposed the enemy wouu
give harle at Blrlstown. My tro'rus reached
that point on the Afh inst. driving ont the
rnrmy'S rear guard OF cavalry and artillr nv. -
The main body retired towards Sprihgli id,
whittier the pursuit was continued. The
ntre corps nud''r General Gilbert, moved
III the direct r I'd from Springfield TO Perry
vile, aud arrive | "n the 9TH within two mites
ut the t'wn, whrr, IA; ,nemy WAS found to-
hr IN f'rcr. ..rE ..F
Thr lily column, under G neral McCook,
came MP OH the knoxville road about.rt n
"'cl"ck yesterday, the 8 inst. 1t was
ordered III position and strong rcconnos-
since directed. At 1 O'Clock / rccriy, d n
request from General McCook for reinforce
mcnls, and learned that the left had been
seriously engaged for srvcyai hours, and that
the right anu lt'ft Of thar eurbs were being
turn, Il and severely pressed
Rcihiorccments were Immediately sent for
ward from the center, and orders were sent to
the right e. l,mn. under General Clittend.n,
which was a'!va ri x lv the L,blhoa road,
I" push iurma,d AMI at OK the cnrniys htft
h''t II WAS n'f"s,tle for il to get into posi-
ti"n in tilnr To lsrn'lnce any desired rrspll-.-
L y ar'i"T cnutiu ii uhN thIpe. Some
sklrnlsHg also occurred in the Center
The ehemy WAS everywhere rcrul>,d, hnt
h"' without so1c momehtary advantage or
the l'n.
The several corps ere put in post ion dur
ing the night and moved to attack at six
I" clock this hi"rning. Some skirni>hfg oc-
cured with the rnrmy's rear guard. but the
main body has fallen back in the direction Of
Harrisburg.
hail no nccurIte report of oIIr lossrs yet.
~ Is probably pretty heavy, including talna.
hlc officers Generals Jackson and Trrrill /
regret t" say, are among the number killed.
Signed G.. BUELL..
Major Gei er,i Commanding.
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Correspondence Of he Cecil Wing
Letter frGm North East.
NORTH EAST, Oct. 18th, 1SG


DEAR WING Where are all your humor,
Gus correspondents, such as Mike, :" i, -
Nc? We presume they are IKE your hum.
hlc servants, have something else to think
about. or away at the war, with but little
opportunity to correspond. When we glance
over oar county, what II change there seems
to be in cverr Heighburhood Nam- :; fam,
lily are made sad by the reports of The vaii
Gus battles; and we are led to nIlilc where
are many OF car prominent citizens ricrc.
~he,c! Some who once wilrdeI the p or are
now using the Pea Editorial. and many 9th
crs the sword and muSI,et. while your cor
respondent is still pursuing the even tenor
Of his way,-sharing alike with You the en-
citcmcnt Of the day. without sharing the toll
and hardShipS Of war,--ioo oid far The drIi.
While noticing some improvements going
ON we are called to notice the entire rpmod
ling of the Protestant Episcopal Church here.
The undcrtakcrs are McSsrs. holland and T..
Reynolds, Of Port Deposit the wood work
men, Ncssrs. Brooniicld and Carroll the
plastcring by Nessrs. French & Little, and
the painting by jackson 4 BarrowS. The
whole rejecting great credit ON the MeSSrs.
Cowde", who have the principal part Of the
money TO pay. which will cost some 1000
or more. he most striking Improvement
is the arrangement of the gallery, which in
oidcn times was ridiculous. 1t is much i'm
proved both i'll appearance and comfort
while the whole audience room presents a
much changed appearance, by substituting
those Old uncomfortable and cons pcws by
long open, free seats, with high backs and
one wide isle rusuin9 through the center of
the audience room. If | were an architect
| would describe the arrangement OF the
body Of the church. as well as the altar, &c. ::
but as | am not, will invite every one to
come TO church next Sabbath, and hear the
music from one of North East : fair ,a1gh
tiers on the Mclodian as we'll as vocal per
lurmances. One thing yet remains for the
Messrs. Cowden to do, in order to com
pletc their undertaking There are two
sides of the graveyard enclosed 10y II sub
>tantial stone wall, while two yet remain
surrounded by Il very poor wooden fence
which is often down and really no enclosure
for such place. These two sides enclosed
with good stone wall, and VIC do not know
where to find so nice and comfortable Il
church, and 50 well enclosed cemcutrv.
which will reflect credit on them for n,any
years TO come.
McsSrs. Mccullough & Co. are making
still further improvements to their already
extensive iron works. They have already
made very pretty imitation o.. Russia irun
and are building Il furnace for tie manuac-
tnrc of coke, which, with various Other i'm
provemcnts, keep our mechanics employed
and business moving. We're il not for the
activity of the Iron Works. what would
become Of as? We would be rs 1nict as
to"dS in dog days. Did you hear Of the
3o,oG0 Rebel raid into Pennsylvania, just
the day before TIE election > Rather an
ingenious political move wasn't il?
ours, ONCASIONAI..
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The Recent Rebel InCurSiOn--Thc
Property Destroyed at Chambers
CnAMBEHsBUG, Oct. II, Co.

CuAMbEHsDuG, Oct. II, CO.
TO The Ed or Of Tie Press:
SiE The account in one Of you. co-tcm-
porarics of public property taken and de-
stroyed at this place by the rebel cavalry is
so exaggerated that feel compelled to give
yon correct sccolmt.
There We're but two hundred suits of United
States uniforms on hand. being he balance of
Il lot which had been here for distribution
among the hospital patients, besides about
fifty articles Of condemned caihing; but even
these latter the rebels were glad to exchange
for their own still worse ones. They d.
stroyed four hundred and sixty eight boxes
Of Confederate ammunition, which had been
previously captured by our forces from Gen
LoHgstrcet's train; but this was almost
worthless, as was evidenced by the fact of the
little damage made by its explosion.
From the time got word that the rebels
were approaching until they entered the town
was not an hour. And even in that sho.t
interval, | obtained the services OF a number
OF men to remove the articles into the cars
but the railroad company could not furnish
me with cars. | secured the safety of my
papers, horses, aud mules, and remained in
town and witnessed their entrance and drpar-
ture, without removing my uniform, OF being
captured, or paroIed. There were, probably
seven hundred muskets, two hundred sabres
four hundred pistols, and y lot of accoutrr-
ments belonging TO the State, which were
also taken or destroyed.
ALBERT S. AsnMEAp,
Acting Assistant Quart ermastcr.
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TIC West Chester Academy and
Military Institute.

4 T WEST CHESTER. PA - viii commence
~ the Winter Term of eve calender months. on
ton is thorough and extensive. designed md
arranged to prepare Boys and ioans Men for bust
ness or college. The Principal who dcvotcs' all
his time to the interests Of his schcol ani its
pups is assisted by eight gentlemen of ability
ans, experience. The German! French and Span
i-h Languages are taught by native resident
J :. ehurs; nm advantage which will be readily
NJ lscciared' Ny tho patrons of the Institution
TIE MILITARY DEP .sRTAtENT
J v, der the charge Of M.inr q. ECKENDOKFF.
ri Philadelphia. whose qualifications for the posi-
';"t are extensively known. ts'utics and require
"t''s do not in any way interfere with the Liter
81 y departments, while enrolment among the
cadet Corps, is left optional For Catalogues
arplv to WM L. MYERS. a. NJ,
sept Is, ls62-2m. Principal
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Eusicc to- Gre (lEfOrS.

TlllS is tosfve notice that the Subscriber,
L If Cecil county. hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters IF
administration on thc personal estate Of f. His
g. Phillips, late Of said county, deceased
All persons having clnHnts against thc said
deceased, are hereby warmed 60 cShibit the
same, with thc vouchers there Ct duly authcn-
Heated, on " before the 18th day of Octo-
Der. 1859 they may otherwise, by law, be
cXcirT'fc's sron all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
to make immediate paymcnt t" Che sub
Scribcr. Given under my hitntt THIS 18th
day Of October, 1852.
JOHN VI. PIIiLttPS.
administrator of Ellis c. Phillips, decd.
Tcst-JAs. McCfrLEy, Reg.
Oct Is lSEl--fw
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West Nottingham Academy.

l. tHtion will open OFT MVND NY, ting }rl
OF November. The Trustees have SECURED
as Principal, REV. FREDERICK TIL.
NlNkLEMAN a. NJ. Phi. d., II gentleman
Of eminent classical and literary attainncnts
and Of experience rs an Instructor. He is
graduate of Berlin, Prussia ani has been
for II hlllnhcr Of years Professor in the
Porh'r CoNegiaic MsIiuir, Brook'yn
IN the Academy instruction will be givrr,
in the f.atin, Greek, Hebrew, German and
French Languages: With The Common English
branches and Mathematics.
Young men can be prepared for any the
College classes, or for the Counting Room.
JAS. o. MCCORMICK,
Oct Is, 1SG2-2w Secretary.
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LADIES', DRESS GOODS.

Muslin De lainss. Cnshmrrcs. PoPFins and
VA Goes, III ids and Wool Goods. Shirings
ilanncIs. plain ami fancy. superior articles -
Cotton Flannel. white and coo,e Cloths. Cas-
slmcicS am! Sasinstt$. Wool .aekets and Shirts
tndc:>hirS AMI Drawers. White Linen Shirt;
and collnrs. Hosiery and Gloves, nlf kinds -
Balmoral aud Hoop skirts.
Also choice selection of LIQUORS. the finest
brands Of Wines, Brandic1, Whistles, q ms. &c
Poughketpic Ale and Irnrton Porter AIS, on
hand full supply of MEAT MD FISH.
HERRING and MACKEltEl by the Barrel
@na ilalf-Garrc). SEA S!fsD. n supcior article
HAMS. SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
,gTtiive us Il call and get your moneys worth
Oct 49, kOSSEII. 4 HINES
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.EFlAS, SALE.

A YOKE Ov FINE WORK OXEN,
"a. sonnF, gentle and ohedient-cxcpllcut
pillow cattle. If fat, would weigh 1000 lbs.
each. Also a good broad wheeled Ok Cart :,
Hay R"ck and Y okc. Price for all $40.
Apply 80 n. T.. THOMAS,
North East: Cecil county, Nh.
Oct rs, 1862 BY.
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To toe Afflicted with Defective
ssiollt and IIsnI.inu.

HDhOFE SSOR j. lSAACS, OcuiiI om
.nurisi from Lsyd"n, Holland. has per-
manrn'ly located hlmSclf at No. 5ll PINE
STREET. Philah rlphia. where he may he
consulted by those f7fictcd wifi Drufncss a.,
impoird SigM. His Panaseope' Glasses
have given great relief to tire eye Whenever
used. [Ost Is. iSG2-3m.
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NEE ADVERTISEMENTS.
EOfice GiInnerS.

4 LII persons are hereby warmed against
IA trrsIhSsing on the premises of the sub
Scrihrrs. with Deg or Gum. Al persons ST.
offending will be dealt Wifi ies the law
directs. JACOB TOME.
Oct U.s. 1867 I'm. l.. X MURPHY,
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Pensions.

A Lib persons disabled since March 4fh,
IA 1861, by wounds received, vs. disease $
contracted while in the service of she United
States, and the widows, chidrens, mothers
or sisters of those above McntH'ncd who
have since died, arc entitled 80 pensions.
Army and Navy Pensions procured by
OCT II, lSG-. JONES ENlNG.
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"HUENI " IN5TTWTN7,
Acting Assistant QuartermaStcr

PENNSYLVANIA ELEtTI0N.---Wc hay" return.
from twcnt vonc Congressional Dist rcts, showing the
election Of IL Uni members ard $ Democrats.
PiiE OHIO ELECTInN.-A private desl ach, from a
reliable source ir Cincinnati, SAYS that Guriry and
Grosebeck. Republicans. defeat their Democratic nnpo-
nrntS. Thirteen Eep,lHcsls ont "s nineteen Congress
men are elected and probably tho Union ticket, also.
Va',ndgham ID surely defeated.
ELECTION IN INDIANA AND fDWA.Th" sane
dc-pntch sars shat the Republicans carried 'mnn' anil
Gained ,u.,r..-iran. iuWaus lr'e say tlat the
Fora',1'can' viii undoubtedly til" sN Corey"
'n"u IN that state, the ncmpgts '"v lawn. cheit.c
ny ,i. III
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Til" defeat Of the rebel army ut Cprin,l is very
iankiI ant fully acktuwlr .r,l. by the Rirhri,,,
rp"t3. admitting that the ~lrl,. programme Of the
camp ign in VI -i-,ppi has been seriously DISTURBED hy
IL. ThrI" Is an evident disposition t., liy FIR. Blame -
n"irat u"n ten Van Dorm. A LETTER published in
savanna! paper gives appalling picture Of the suffer-
my aud d"Stitn'ion of the rebel Amy in Virginia.
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Ri" The United States Hospital, Harper 5
Ferry, Va, is in the charge of DR.. George
b. Coggswell, 18th Mass. Vols, as Surgeon !:
Doctors !. W. Bass, 9TH Va, and +. G.
Bugswell, LIST Mimi, are Assistant Surgeons.
j. W. Settler is the Stewart. These officers
seem to be doing their utmost to assist and
relieve the afflicted here i'll he general Hos
pital attached to Sumner $ corps. j. l.. G,
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CurEcu Norlcm.-St. Mary Ann Church
North East, having been neatly and com
fortably repaired. will ID. Y. be rcopencc
for Divine Service on Sunday next. Oct
18Th. Morning service at RI o'clock. 49,
Evening B. . clock. l.. II. JycksoN.
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THE Grand jury fund fthe urOcneds

TIE UFahu jury iunH Tho proceeds
arising from " fines and forfcitures, J
amounted at the last term. to SO. TO-
Seven dollars and tcn ten.s were approp,i
ated to detray fhe expense of bringing l.:
Jones, Of Shows Battery. home from the
hospital, where he has been lying sick for
some time past. In case tn. money is not
used for this purpose it was ordered to be
handed over to the Ladies Rti}eF Essocia-
ton, of Elkton. Tie remaining two dollars
were paid to the coEorcd wumaH for sweep
ing out the Grand Jury room. The greater
part OF shis revenue used to sv for oysters
and whisky punch.
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GOOD! BETTER ! BEST!

NTANTED thc people of Cecil or any other
" county to know th:tt have the largest
and est assortment of Good; ever offered for salo
by us. Our stock consists in part of the latest
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MECHANICAL.
PORT DEPOSIT
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.

- ~ 4 - IL - ~ -
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.
w F invite the attention of all persons in the
w City or Country. who contemplate the cree
ton of dwellings, Barns. &c to n1r extensive
stock of building Naeris's in tao pough and pre-
pared for U7c, i.fpart as follows
lOonS' AND WINDOW FRAMES
Circular and Plain J
BLINDS. VENETIAN AND PIVOT;
fANEL SHUTTERS;
sASilI:S. (Gazcd and not Glazed
WOOD OtEBI Mas;
llNT-BED SASH
BRACKETS:
WOODEN MANTEIS
NLWEL POSTS, ! r,,,
FALGSTERS, Au'"o'
BARN NENTILATORS;
WINDOW GLASS;
BUILDERS liARDW ARE;
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORD;
HAND RAILING
CHURCH PEWS.
Also
dressed FLOORING:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE, WHITE
PINE aud llEMLnCk; well seasoned,
Al! Of the above We offer low for Cash or ap
proved paper
~ Orders by mail or otherwise promptly
a.,cldcd to by R1NElIAkT'S EXECUTORS
N. ". holland, Manager
foit Deposit, Mar. %, lS62-Gm
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uJsThe order Cor n draft in Delaware has
been anhaled by the older Of the President,
the Stat" having furnished her qaota b. vol
untccllug.
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ALWAYS read the "Ncw Advcris-
mcntS." Most of our merchants have got
in their new goods, and are Dragging over
them in The Wig
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iEake all Kinds OF Carriages

iIakG all Kinds OF Carriages
TO ORDER, and guarantees to give salts
faction TO all who may favor him with their
work. IN experience of fourteen years
cables him to say that his Carriages will
compare iarorahly with those of any other
manufacturer, in finish and durability. He
returns thanks to tic public for former pat
r"naso, and SolicitS the custom OF the people
Of the county, generally.
Second hand Carriages taken in cx-
change for new, at fair prices.
Aug >, lSG2-Gm.
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On Thursday night the BRIDE and

On Thursday night the BRIDE and
groom were honored by visit from the Gala
thumpians. When the roll was called VIC
heard none but the names of the jury men.
Who would have " thunk = that our rural
friends Of such steady habits at home, would
turn out on u skylarkins frol'c, rcssed in
such lu.licrous sosgery, when they come to
town.
There is ono characteristic trait of the
calahumpians, whcl, is that they scrcnade
every body in town more than the happy
couple when they are called out by an
"important event" We can only account
for this by the supposltion that they get
elevated by the refreshments = so llbcr-
ally supplied on these occasions by the
bridegroom, and their musical faculties
hece,nc rropressihlc when they leave the
premises.
On tire same nights of this concert q la
Cciesia's, the haIyarels of the Union flag
staff were cut and hauled down. On n
former occasion of Il like musical fete the
same secession outrage Was attempted. If
this business rs a part Of the calathumpan
programme, the performance may rs we'll
be dispense with in future.
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G57 Among others who have volunteered
in the Smiths Cavalry Company is Mr. JAS
(. Linton. oiCrcil county, who has for some
months been foreman IN this establishment,
and whom we are sorry to part with. he being
an excellent printer, II steady AMI rcspecta-
bic man.-Saom MI, (W..) ShicM.
Mr.. Luton was Employed in the Tie HING
office, and went from Elklon to Snow Hill
last Summer.