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- u. tAlLhlNS, ACC--ENTkA LARGE
r-'"-Msl n,tr,ut tuus, Noi urnltlto Fri.
d'y' M'y s,h, o., 10y .'c,ocs rrccis.,v a the cou.
UNI' 3" "" is'se a-rtofy reSdtnce. NJ 2Is West
~ ~, n,"t 81 a.. consisting y "'.i.sut VI, vet
"'-'l- anu ingram .atpots. large pgi and mantc
mirrors elegant cstvrd rosewood psno'urte stool
And c,Vr t.rgc solid roscw nd paf.or suits IN sat.
w. ''t hi 81, tables, carved rosewood e,sgc.
~ D" an sNtt rutti'ns. ui' pan ns~, Clins
vases, 'tunstH, s.nks tsttnsicu dining tnh., sie.
sFit 'h'nn tea ans Inner s,ts. 'ut glass ware si.
V't ware. IVORY tai. cut cry. ether VITA large
snd rNtensve vHtiety oi 'iul,f furniture IN toHe-
Wvpd, walnut snd mahogany, beds s.i lrdiIng,
haif iniitit ss,s, et.art itcs,u. bureaus wpsh
st'ht9 sta carpets VI. c,otl y kithru Utensils
~ ". sac loe.tve Goods I, he removed this
NY tIiiiuon p attendance. neius.ts REQUIRED
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GEO. llOiBkOOK, AUCTR-IiOLBROOK
tAuNEY, vii sell this Jay 1t i0v o'clock,
al 10 West l2th At, bct 9Th and 7th sves, aI ths
setctI thtnitute OF thC house, Consisting e rose,
wo"d In'lor suites Bfnssels, Bpiy and ingram car
pets, oil cloths, PnmItlu b,dstehd, mahogany
h'dstt.'S bureaus, wasiistan,iS, marble top table,.
per gln@-es cur,iu-, shades OAK extension t!bls
aud chnts " match dining room aud titchen fur
nitGry, &c VIA
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nOCTOR NON corr, NJ. D.,
2UI CANAL SIKtrr
OFFICE HOURS
hN'"'I'o lyt.2 r. n
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GENERAL. nljAINl:ss.
Ov TUE
FvFRt'KEENB.
PIlti.It NOTICE

ChMEiERf
FVFR,KLESG.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The undersigned h.v ny been appoin,ed receiver
" tie property snd estate ofts Corporation Of III.
Evefs'eon-h Wy the supreme Court of the state -
Ne" YORK Las taken upon himself the care, custo.
Nv aud charge of the Cemetery grounds aud ~
p'rnons contemplating The purchase ~ burial lo,s
~ thls h'sutntil rural Cemetery are informed thai
no has been duly authorized by special order o.
We Count TO sell ani convey graves aud ,ots Tor
burii iHtpO',s Whoever punt area from tue uu.
dcfS.n"d nsy rest assured, terciufe that lis pur.
'h,s' va have Tie sanction of the Court, aud th,
ground purchased may le hehi and uned for burial
p"fl'"S luicyer. Applications lot i,ts may lac
m~io ~ thc othce upon the Cemetery grounds
"h"r" every hiorinrtou desired will 10 given
Dais'l Apru stl. l>62
lO+ WILLIAM y ANDARIESE. Receiver,
4 CoFfEE-IliE BASIS OF WHICH is
>>f"aHl'i tyc, VT Nr r.,!.ton ~ Jsy coffee ami
wh""snur h,yurtug. a. i,.,ris su.. t.tutr f,t -af
lee Et",Thly usd; 10 c'ut- pet Iount Sur.iok,.
~ used Factory. los SpTns Al. myt JsMW&F'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


monthly meeting oi the COPS ~IIl be l,d TT H..
MERCER House th.s Friday evening, My vi, at y
O'Clock. Punctusi III, t,hdsnte is requested. u,
order Of ]. NJ. PHYfH, AirL ABDa DAILY
Colonel. i9
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4, q. HORTON WILL SELL AT II
~ O'clock this day, at 10 Thomas -t, The Ax,urcs
snd contents of barrp"m, cousst ns Of counter,
~h'es, iem'lohns, liquors, stoves, large onk ex,cn
sion table, c."s,t-, Refrigerator. pictures 40 BOP
The sun., 1862-05-09

Soldiers' Wives. s.-Tbrre will be u meet
Ing o. the wives Of soldiers VITO are 1t H., sat Of
war, held In tie Rotulia Building. IN the P.iE
facing Chambers ri, on Monday morning, Mtv l9t,
% 10 o'clock Ms. NARY MELvE Mrs MAR
0AKET MEYERS tuygy.I
The sun., 1862-05-09

NLNI> WAN1ED--trH SELLING DAY
co.'s S".'s,ne 90 ugtuCts .ut rU.a ....i-
".''".'i CHIMNEY cheapest sni .h'y siti,, .u SUI.
N'',''. N@" yht Il i'n lL.i..'i it.e 30 o.. ., ,t
N'Ht' sci ~ circular. Al tNS & piIElgS IL.
N'Aior' AZ N,nYi"ciurcrs Dcl.t42, Brvsdv -.
MY .s'llG
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,oR SALE OR TO LEr-IWo LOTS ~

IO lfT--A STORE AND 3 ROOMS AND
cellar ias aHi h>tU,7, ,.i ir.. s stables Iu-
lnlft ai ~ y yrnt NJ II, u,tf -th ~ 20
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SCI -" Friday, rh mat, ~ lpS O'Clock, at
80 set"hd ave, th' hNtrr,- aud ,outrit- %. band.
some "rfopn, cons. stu. = ..li'crs l.st r.ups.
anne hhe"t,.le tao.,, easks sh,lN Nlng bottles stpk.
~ NY 2is'2Jl
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WANTED.
4 GENTS, AGENTS,

\ GENTS, AGENTS,
Il Wanted, to sell the last and beet ont
b. ADS OF THE WAR
series Of
PICTORIAL LYRICS,
fion tie well known pen Of
Mr.. A. J. H. ntGANNr
N1gnihc emily Illustrated IRON oririus. d awin-s
Published monthly, including ,Auc,.,,, iI ,r,,,uts
iAti ~ SrNrEE BANS Bun, RoA>oaE
ptAth or LNos, Pom RnlAL. UAurt,S R,,rs.
DEAtu ~ kLisw oNtiI. foR1 u >rt.uN pf4KitGr.
NFWntss. PfrrsurEGn lASpisp, &C. DC
Tic whole forming IN
ILLUSTRATED POETIC Al SOUVENIR
ol tv'tN uivitrgt event IA t.r rl.t'l s.rI.r...
Pat '.,ted: 1uE MNRtti 10 rms 1, ,Vf.
INl' 9" sAtA R,s,u,ut v. Neso,l. s,itt,. e.
n.~ out.
S.-.t I'ri. 'mouii }. fec by = -ty......eac,n..
O'Ir year Il. mont part. .. .'............. :.
~ 70 terms iy . t.'', r.I.s aud c,,, tss.ts
.MFF " JOAN ROBINS. ., r-kH. ny
~" "t ". ID .stiu,. q. .! Hf tIt ..,t 81, It's y
W, ~ .r> are tie theme. '- bntH,,.. IL -ltf
N' oi. II ad ssi.t g. '.,' t.t.. ..u.c's
q" A.n' .. AA po,uy .ud art"- -i3ti,ib N Quite.
70 wrr'd t,1b! ut i,sttng uy uc BID. lc
u Drl!. al
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ron SALE AND TO LET.

\ PARTMENiS TO LET-CONSlSTIN0
- Of onr roam, hadrams aud Kitchen, 1
r"ih hc'ir com, ro'm lodruor- or room, 1
h' dr"m ant Kit hen, With cv,ry Convenience, lo
,'" table t"u.'-. Inquire pu tie premises iOs
81 'at'h ~ %. t'c i"u~'N' "p'r. mys N-'233
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TlIE VALUE OF 4 SEWING MACHINE
's more o an doubled hy the sc'tyokiug IN /
quit nH .tmci ment rrlc, 81 Cal aud see Il In
n,per't"n' AT Nine bEMOkESrs Emporium, ~
"'""'""S' " ~ tts' littrt mNJ g5sc',+.
TO CABINET Makers S-WiLSON'S Pa.
tent Ca Rosewood sud M,holsny VrLres.
very superior tlt from very Dhoice woo IL =,
lr''ns g. s'itt.e thCg r." trade are inyit-.i a.
c'' ant "H'rine them u WILSON, lhD q erck
- cor alh' Iny- ias
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
% er -
MAGAZINES.

ATLANTIC MONTHLY. BosToN :-Ticknor &
Fields, Publishers. Terms $500 ycar.--
The October number of the Atlantic opens
with delightful article on ''Autumnal I ints''
by the late IL. d. Thorcau Leamineton
Spa " is in llawthornc's best vein: House
Building' by J. Eliot Cabot contains some
useful hints, and the .s Sanitary Condition of
the Army" by DR.. Edward Jarvis is these
war-tmes to be read by every one. Whittier.
Aldlich and Bayard Taylor furnish poems
and the anthorcss of s David Gaunt :" con-
cludes that powerfully written story in this
number. wish such list of writer's, it is
scarcely necessary TO say the "Atlantic -
heads the October monthics
What has become Of :. The Continental
Monthly?" The October number has not
yet reached US. Has the publisher forgot to
send il this month?
ARrnuR's HOME MAGAzISE.-T. S. Arthur
Co., Philadelphia. Terms $500 a wear;
four copies Tor $500. The October number
of this magazine has been received. Like
Its predecessors it contains several illustra-
tions, and is well filled with choice reading
matter. Although this magazine is unpre-
tending in appearance, it is a welcome visitor
in every home where good, moral, and in
strnctve literature isapprecated. We heart
lily commend it 50 our readers.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

A despatch from St. Louis, Mo-, dated
the 2ith inst, announces the safe arrival of
General Scofeld at Springfield, he will in
stantly Commence vigorous preparations to
check the force of rcbes advancing from
rkansas under Generals llindman and Rains.
The citizen soldiers appear to be scattering
the guerriliAs in Mo. Dispatches from there
dated the 23rd inst, says Early last week
Capt. Johnson. with sevcnty-Sve of the en-
rolled militia, from Rolls county. attacked ii
party of guerrillas, under Mcdonald, a,
TriJns Lick, scatter ing Them in all directions.
They lift one dead and three Wounded.
| On the 18Th, Capt johnson, with 125 men.
surprised camp of 100 rebels, under Major
! snyder and after IL short engagement, the
cacmy ned. Major Snyder was killed and
ftrern Of his IN, II w"und d. All the camp
rquipagc; guns, blankets, and other property
were tax n.
! Ga the same day Lieutenant Dillon, with a
! part Of his company, came NJ with II band
and routed them taking 1--WE prisoners,
! eleven horses, guns. &c.
Maj j,r Hunt reports hasirS scattered Cum
min gham $ band, near Sturgeon. in SklmiSl.
Ouly one man was wounded or OFT side
From Kentucky the news is more cheer
ing. General Buell. arrircf at fouisviiT. on
wednesday night last, and seven divisions "i
| his army were near the city, approaching
! from the direction ui Salt river. This int III.
gcnce caused great rejoicing among tin: cii-
Z ms. An order has bccn issued 10y e. 'nrra
Nelson permitting general resumption ol
| business.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27


The Governors of nearly all the loyal
States met, at Altoona, on the 24th inst, ac-
cording to agreement, at noon. Fourteen
Governors We're present, aud three States
were represented by proxy.
The Governors of the following States were
present Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Mas
sachusetts, Ohio, Iowa, Maryland, Maine,
New Hampshire, New Jersey, Virginia,
Wisconsin, Illinois, aud Kentucky and Mis-
souri,. and Vermont were represented by
proxy.
Gov Ramsey regretted his inability to be
present on account Of the Indian war upon
his border.
The greatest unanimity OF feeling appeared
to prevail with regard to the Presidents s late
Proclamation, and an evident disposition to
support HIM in all measures calculated to
suppress the rcbe lion by making use of all
the power under his control was manifested
We have but little intelligence from the
seat Of war fnrthrr than the general announce
m.nt that General Mcclellan is actively
engaged in arranging his forces to eonteract
the movements of the enemey on the opposite
side OF the river, where they are understood
to be massed. prcciptate crossing of the
river in The face of SO sYong a force could
not but prove disastrous, and no scrions
attempt at crossing has, yet been attempted.
The to"ps are in the highest spirits, and
their confidence in General Mcclellan, and
his ability to lead them to rrucwcl triumpbs
j. undated.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION or THE
PEEslDENr.- The President has published a
Proclamation in which he still proposes to
conduct the war with the object Of prac,ica lly
restoring the constitutional relation between
the United States and each of the States and
the people thereof. 1t is his purpose to again
recommend at the next meeting OF Congress
the rendering of pecuniary aid for the accept
ancc or rejection Of all loyal Slave States
that may voluntarily adopt immediate or grad
nal emancipation of slavery, and that, on the
fist day OF Jrnuary next "all persons held
as slaves within any State or designated part
of State, the people whereof shall then b3 in
rebellion against the United States, shall be
then, thcncclorward. and forever free; and
the Executive Government, including the
military and naval authority thereof will
recognize and maintain the freedom of such
persons" He further states that on the
first day Of January he will proclaim such
States and parts of States as may then be in
rebellion.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

BEIcx MEETING House, Sept 23rd. 'G2.
MR. EpiroH:-D Did you ever hear of Fair
view, better known as Kansas. morally and
politically known as the hobby of secession
This wonderful building is located on the
road leading from Lomhnrlvie to IewisvilIr
supported and sustained by Il cougregaI"n
composed thrcc-tonglhs Of red mouthrd. hot
headt d, srceSS!onists. Which iItcst the neigh
borhood This popular place OF resort has
been almost iursaken by GOOD Enon men.
they meeting with nothing but insults. black
looks and every thing else void of good
sense or reason. This secession clan above
alluded to all elmim to be good Union people
that is Union as it was, and the Constitution
as i, is, and WHO are not willing to contribute
one cent TO relieve the sick and wounded
soldiers; who want"nly carp and cavil at
every act which in their opinion can create
discomfort and discomfort among the loyal
people Of the North; who seize every oppor-
tnnity TO rncnn"ago and console the rebels
By crying aoud, the South can never be con.
qucrcd, who crow and rejoice as openly as
they dare at every Federal reverse and under.
value every Federal success. The Union as
1t was, means with them, their political
power as it was this is what they mean by
the Union as it was. Too soon for these
cowardly traitors the Union as ii was in all
it's power and integrity will stand the terror
OF despotism the world over. and all honest
and trdc men every where will point with
meritcd contempt and scorn at the miserable
fragments Of polluted humanity, who had not
enough of patriotism to stand by their
country, and not enough Of bravery to resist
her. SIMON puRE
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
The West Chester Academy and
Military Institute.

A I WEST CHESTER. PA will commence
a the Winter Term Of five calender months on
the lst of November next. The course Of instruc
tou is thorough and extensive, designed and
arranged to prepare Boys and Young Men for bus-
or college. The Principal. who dcvo,cs all
his time to the interests Of his school anil It's
pupils. is assisted by eight gentlemen of ability
aun experience The German. French aud Span
ish Languages are taught by native resident
Teachers an advantage which Will be readily
appreciated by the pItrons Of the Institution
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT
! nrdyr The charge of Major G. ECkENDoRFF,
of Philadelphia. whose qualifications for the posi-
ton ar" extensively known. Its stluties and require
lclts 'lo not in any way interfere with the Liter
my Departments. while cnrulmcnt among the
Cadet Corps, is left optional. For Catalogues
apply to MM. + WIERS y. NJ,
Sept L.. lSG2-cm. Principal.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

THE MARYLAND BRIGADE-TnE PosT OF
lloNoR.-GcncraI kenicy's brigade. has had
the honor OF being placed in the from: in the
passage into Virginia. This is high com
pllmeht to onr State tsoops, and we can pro-
mise that from the material of which that
brigade is composed, and the character Of its
cohiinhllder, the ianse oS the old Maryland
line VIII never be tarnishrd. 1t is composed
OF The following regiments :-First Maryland,
Col. Dushanc Fourth, Lieut.. Crl Bower
man; Sixth, Col Howard; Seventh. Col
Webster, and Eighth, Lieut.. Col. johannes.
BDi. Ciipper
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Tuesday, the 18th Of October, HcXt,
NC{ice to Creditors,

TNllIS is to give notice, that the suhscri
l. Der Of Ccci county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate OF
Samuel Scvcrson, late of said county, dc
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased. are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the BIRD
day of September, 1868 they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. All persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make imm diatc
payment to the Subscriber. Given undeI
my hand this 9th day of September, 1867.
BENONI COOLING,
Administrator of Samuel Scverson, decd.
Test--JAs. MCCAuLEY, Neg.
Sept 81, lSG2-6w
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
500, ,00G Male and Female Agents

- SELL LI.oYpS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
tpi.oHtp MAP OF TIE UNITED STATES Ca;ia,laS
An= H. iN"2; cost 5000" t" it and yrars
time.
Superior to any Slo map made by Colt,r or Nit
"l" and sells ut the low prize Of fifty cents :;,UUn
names are engraved an this map.
1t is not only tolntv Man. bnt il Is ala, n C1I,NTy
AND RAILROAD MAP Of the United States ann
car,ndn- combined in giving EN ERY EAILROAB
STATION aml distances hrfwccI.
Guarantee any w,nan man 81 to s. Per ,I,y un,L
VIII take back all maps that be- sold and rcfunf
the money. Send for 81 worth TORY.
Printed instructions how t" canvass WE'LL furnished ali
our agents
Observation-Disclosures Agents FIR nur Man. in every
state. 4 tr'nlc may hc ma,r With few lnlnlr,,f
dollars capital. No ""nInitin. 1T LInYD
No. Ill BrnaAay. Acw-i"rs.
TIL" War Department Uses Map If Virginia. Mary
land aud P"nn|yiv.ni c''-t Sooom' which is market
Antieam Greek 'lmrIsnrg. Mnrylard lights viii.
ams!rrri Ferry Ehrcr>yillr. Noi.nIs Ford and all
Tiers on the Potomac. and every other place in Mary.
l'ni vrgni' AMI fcnnt, htnin ,"r money refunded.
,nnn aud Illinois. is the only authority for General
Buell. and tn" War bcs tmrnt. Money rrfun!cd To any
one hntiIiS an error in it, Prize 30 cents.
From The Tribune. Aug 2
iinlnS MAP oF VIRGINIA. MARYLAND. and
PENNSiLNANlA.-rhS Map is very large; its cost iy
hut 2arents and IT r. wuIcm ,Ay nE rrRcu,stp
LLDiDS GREAT MAP OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
hlN Err From Arttai Surveys 10y CARTS Bart and VIM.
hnw.n Mississippi River Pilots. Of St. Louis. Mo- shows
every mans plantation and owners fruu St. Louis
T., the Gulf If McNic"-l.:ijD mirs--every samitmr
island town, landing, and all pa". ~ miles beck from
the ri'crcUlnr"d in counties anil States Price, 81 in
Sheets So p"kct form. and '.6l linen. with rollers
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WnshingtoI Sept L. ls,2
J.T. LLavb--Si': Send me y',r Map Of III. M-sisL
Spli River. with prize per hundred ropr4 REAR Amirnk
Charles IL Davis, commanding the Mississippi squadron,
use Of tl@' .q,r"n. i iiinE"S s'afs!. WEhI,S. ''F
SePt =, lh2-3w Secretary of fife Navy.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

The Loss AT ANTIETAM.-Mcdica Inspec-
tor Muzzy has just returned from the field
OF battle on the Antietam, and gives some
estimates Of the Federal loss there, which
are probably much more reliable than any
yet made public. He places our loss at
about fifteen hundred killed, and nearly, if
not quite, seven thousand wounded. The
number of rebel wounded left upon the field
he estimates at from three to four thousand,
and their entire loss at from four to five
Thousand killed and over twelve thousand
wounded - Press
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
BOUNTY LAND.

fgNHE Heirs of all Soldiers who havs voun-
4 tcered during the present war for three
years or during the war, and have died OF
been killed While in the service, are entitled
10 enc hnndrcd aoii0rs Bounty Money, and
such arrears Of the soldiers pay as 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-
tuitously, and no charge made until the
claim is settled
Business transacted by mail as well as in
pcrson. JONES 4 EWING,
May 81, lS62-tf. Elkton, Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
GRAPE VINES.

IN QUALITY; OF
~ EVERY VARIETY, and in any num-
hers, for sale at VERY LOW RATES, at
Bcanrcpnir Grape Nursery. Send one cent
stamp, ard obtain. postpaid, Descriptive,
and Price Lists, and other particulars. Also,
PURE CATAWBA WINE
of last years vintage, unequallcd in its
purity, native aroma, Of dark pink color,
suitable for sacramenial or metlicinaI Pur-
poses.
Price 81 so per bottle 500 per gallon,
% bottlcs.) Address ,,
Upper Principle, Cecil county, Nd.
Sept %; lSl! lN'
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

THE RELIEF FUND.-We are author
lied to say that the appropriation of $40, 900
made by the State for the relief of the fam
lilies of Maryland volunteers has been cx.
haustcd, and that those vino have received
two months payment will be entitled to moth
ing more. As no provision was male for
regiments not organized at the time of the
passage of the act, the families of the new
regiments will receive no portion of the
fund.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
NOTICE.

FNIlE County Commissioners will meet at
4 their office, in Elkton, on TUESDAY.
the lith day of October, next, to examine,
pass upon and pay the accounts of ROAD
SUPERVISORS, Of 1862, and 70 attcud to
such ether business as may be brought
before them. by Order.
j. S. CRAWFORD,
Sept 81, iSG2-Zw. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

Col. B. Price. Of the 2nd Pennsylvania
Cavalry, made reconnaissance on Sunday
asst to Ashby's Gap otthe kue Ridge, from
" Washington, routing a regiment that was
stationed there killing and woundng num-
hcr, and capturing the Rebel commander aud
TWO Li"u.rnan'J.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

The GREAT BATTLE OF ANrIETAM. The
first page Of Iha Mig this week is almost
entirely taken up with description of the
great battle fought by the national forces on
the Antictam creek i'll Frederick county, on
the 18th inst. This is the greatest, most
bloody and hotly contested battle ever fought
ON the American continent, and is pronouced
one Of the greatest battles of modern times.
Every reader will be anxious to see Il true
narrative Of the battle, and we publish this
week, what is acknowledged by the press
universally, to be the best description of the
many that have appeared, of this great con,
test of arms.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

Tho 9TH Maryland broke at the first fire and
left the lst Delaware and 4th Pennsylvania
to sustain the shock Of two BrigaGcs and 3
batteries for FIVE hours. They were not seen
again until three days after. with the cxcep
ton of Capt. Faehtz's company, and part
of company C.-Biue Hens Chicken
We clip the above item from The Chicken
it appears 10 be original with that paper
as we have seen it in no other-for the pur-
pose Of pronouncing it a malicious lie from
beginning to end. The lth Pennsylvania
was not in the same brigade with the 5th
Maryland Regiment, and the latter acted
with the greatest GOODNESS and bravery, as
Captains Faehtz and Ford both fighting with
muskcts through the engagement, and were
thanked by Gen. Weber in public speech
for having saved the brigade.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
WHILE aking saun'cr round the

WHILE taking a saun'cr round the
streets of Port Deposit one day this week,
we dropped into the Sash Factory of holland
4 Co. and found the establishment all life
and business. The firm is running full timc;
employing twenty-five hands, and Mr.. No
land assured us that business is now very
brisk in hat line. Almost the only mechan-
ical business conducted at present in Port
seems 10 be carried on by this firm they
do very extensive business in the door
windowsash, blind, flooring, in fact, all
manner of carpentering being enabled by
superior machinery % turn out large
amount of work with cheapness and de
spatch. Builders in the county would al
ways consult their interest by having their
lumber dressed at the Sash Factory Of No
'&ud i Co. Port nsao IT,
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

FNAX PAYERS of the Fifth ELECTION Dis
Il trict are hereby notified that | will be al
NORTH EAST, on eccry Satnrdoy otfrrnoo,
nil the lN Of Nor"mbcr, neri. 10 receive the
Special Tax levied for the use of the Crcl
Volunteers. XII persons making payment
of this FAX on or bcfur" that day will be
entitled to deduction Of fire per cent on the
amount Of their tax.
ELI COSGROVE.
sept -, lSbG-tEl. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
4}larric0.

CHlDESTER--PETE the 2lth
inst, by Rev. Jos. I. Brown. Mr.. GEORGE
". CHipEsTEt and Miss MARY c. PETER
son, both Of this county.
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
XTANTED.-FE at
w Sci %. T. DRENNEN'S.
Good and EECalfhy Trees.

A pPLE. PEACH PEAR. Plum aud CHERRY
"A TREES. Also. SHADE and ORNAMENTAL
TREES. and the best Native aul Foreign tirape
Vines and )thci Vines and Shrubs, Of Edward
Tatnall Jr's. " Branaywne Nurseries
For sac by JOHN PARTRIDGE .,cnt
Sept 2I 1862. at Ekton
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27

ArPoINTED.-E. +. Ewing has been
appointed Assistant Assessor for Cecil
county, in place Of Theodore Clayton, de
cliuaI
The Cecil Whig., 1862-09-27
Die0.

HASSON.-Scpt,. 18th, I.IzzIE b.. daughter
of VIM. &. and Elizabeth HaSson. in the
9TH year of her age.