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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-10-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
U. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Notice to Taxi ve1.s

IN and after MONDAY. Oct. 9th. the
~ office Of the Assistant Assessor for Cecil
county, will he open at Elkton, for business.
Manufacturers, Auctunecrs, Railroad
Steamboat and Ferry Companies AMI Butch,
crs, are required by law |" keep md tn report
10 The Assistant Assessor an acc,latr ac-
count of the products of their Business from
the 1st DAY OF SEP TENDER. 1867.
LICENSES should be applied for at once.
All persons engaged in the following occu,
parions are required to take 0ut Licenses.
dated Sept. l,t, lSG2, viz:
Apothccaries, Hotels,
Auctionccrs, Jugglcrs,
Bankers, Livery Stable Keepers
Billiard Table Kccp'rs, Manufacturers,
Do, for private use, Pcddlcrs,
Brokers, Photographers,
Bowling Alleys, Pm, Sici,ns,
Cattle Brokers, Retail Dealers,
Claim Agents, Retail Dealers in }
Conieetl"hcrs, Liquors,
Dentists, Surgeons
Eaing Houses: TobacCnriSts,
Horse Dealers, Wholesale Dealers.
Lawyers,
Applications for Licenses will be made to
the Assistant Assessor.
EE. EWING,
Assistant Assessor for Cecil county.
Oct 4, 1862
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U. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE.
ASSESSORS OFrteE. DENTON, !


ScW. 2sl, 1862.
NJ Office is hereby given, " That every
~ person, association Of persons. partner
ship or corporation following any of tho
trades or occupations named in Section Is
of " An Act 10 provide internal revenue to-
support the Government anu To pay interest
on the public debt" approved July LIST, 1862,
is required TO obtain License Immediately
All applications must be made to the Assist
ant Assrssors.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
lst DiviSion-W Worcester connty-JoSehp j..
Ennis, Snow Hill.
2d DiTisi"n-Somcrsct co,mty--Robcrt In.
Ellego"d. Salisbury.
81 Observation-Disclosures coumty-Levir E..
Straughn, Clnbr,lgc.
fth Division Talbot county Reuben Tharp
Eitston.
9TH Division-Carolinc county-John 81.
Emerson, Denton.
9th Division-Quecn AIMS county Robert
X. Wilson, Chu4ch Hill.
1ih DiHiSion-kcnt county--Wm. Is. Lam-
bert, Chcstertnwn.
9Th Division-Cccil county,. +. EWING
Elkton.
GEORGE ". RUSSUM,
Assesses fst District, Md.
Oct 4. lSl;2-5y
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The West Chester Academy and
Military Institute.

A v WEST CHESTER. Pa VIII commence
"A the Winter Term Of five calender miBtl,s. ON
the lst Of November next. The course Of ins, rue
tinm is thorough and extensive, designed and
arranged 10 prepare Boys and Youns Men for bust
n'as or collcs" The Principal. who dcvotcs all
lis tiac to the interests of his school and its
pupils. is assisted by eight gentlemen of ability
ana experience. The German. French and Span
i$h Languages are taught by native resident
~. earrs an advantage which will be readily
ii rrccltcl by Mo patrons Of The Institution
TIE MILITARY DEPARTMENT
Is nnd'r the charge of Major q. ECKENDORFF.
ot PniiadciIha, whose qualifications for the posi-
ton are extensively known. Gtsduties and require
ncnts Il" not in any way interfere with the Liter
AIRY Departments while enrolment among the
Cadet Corps. is left optional. For Catalogues,
arrly to VIM. L. WlERs. A. NJ,
Sept -. lSG"--2m. Principal
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OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS of Cecil

County, Elkton, Md, Oct. ID. 81. I
HIS ENcELLFNCy a. W. BHAprorp, Coy.
of Md :-Sr IL have the honor to acknowl.
edge the receipt of your letter of the both
nt., covering your check on Mechanics
Bank. payable To the Commissioner of Cecil
county, for $1,000, as this county's shar. of
an appropriation made by the President and
Directors of the Phil. vii. & BALTIC. X. K.
as an addition to the Bounty fund provided
iorvountcers from Cecil, Hartford and Bait.
counties.
feel authorized to add to this acknowl.
cdgcmcnt an expression of the thanks of the
County Commissioners to the generous and
patriotic donors, for the liberal contribution
IN aid Of the Bounty for the brave and loyal
men of Cecil county. who have gone forth
at their country call, to resist, in arms the
wicked men whssc trlitorous hands have
been raised against the pcrpctuity and unity
of the Republic and. also, to assure your
EXccllency Of the pleasure it affords them
to receive this gift from the honored hands
of loyal Maryland loyal Executive.
! have the honor to be your Exccllcncy' 5
obi. Servant.
J. s. CRAWFORD,
CT TO Conn Cecil ro
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Dic0.

LORT.-On Friday morning. Bird inst Can't
lsAAc I.oaT, OF E.lkton, in the 44th ye;
Of his age.
BENNETr.-killed in action at the battle
of Anticiam, on "Wednesday. 18th urimo,
Henry NJ. BENNETT. of Company G. md
Del. Vols, son of Henry =. and Ellen j.
Bennett. In the 22nd year of his age.
lie fell. bRt he fell all covered with glory,
No parents near him when he died,
No sisters voice to cheer;
lie spoke not. but farewell he sighed,
To all that he held dear.
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BOUNTY LAND.

FsNlIE Heirs Of all Soldiers who have volpn-
H. tccrcd during the present war for three
years or during the war, and have died or
been killed while in the service, are entitled
10 one hnrdreA dollars 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 grl
iutously, and no charge made until the
claim is settled.
business transacted by mail as we'll as in
person. JONES 4 EWING,
May 81, lSG2-tf. E!kton, Nd.
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School Notice.

OWING to the difficulty attending tho
" settling mp of Teachers accounts af
the expiration OF the Quarter. we are COM
PEELED t" insist upon the Tuition Fee If on5
dollar being pnid down on entering the pupil.
The law requires this to be done, and @o
sincerely hope that parents and guardians
will consider it their duty to have the dollar
tuition forthcoming. in order that all inrther
trouble may be avoided. y. ". ELLIS,
Oct =, EG2-Sw Commissioner.
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W Attorney General Bates, ut tho request
OF Secretary Smith, gives his opinion that the
third section of the pension act of 1869 en-
titles the mother OF q deceased soldier to a
pension, whether she be married or widow,
prov ided she was dependent upon him for
support, in wheIe or in part, and the question
whether she was SO dependent. aud how far
is one of fact, to be decided III each case by
eyldsuSc,
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ORPHANS, COlrRr

FT1IIE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
H. phans' Court of Cecil county win Il,
he ld on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. EXccutorS, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting tiieir accounts stated
wrll please bring IN ~" vorchrrs.a few days
BciDru Court. JAMES McCAuIEY,
L1lr ~, 1893. Register.
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1tlarric0.

ELLIS-TORBERT.-At the NJ. l.. Church,
in Elkton, by the Rev. H. +. Iurn, on
the LIST inst. +. \. ELLIS, ESQ. and Miss
MARTHA y. ToRBEHr, both of Elkton.
Groomsman, Hcnry Il. Torbcrt, Esq,,
Bridesmaid. Miss Hanna Tosbcrt.
NDER--iIOWA RD.--On Thurs
day evening. the md inst. by Rev. VIM,
H. Ellssts. Mr.. ANDREW ALEXANDER ana
Mrs. ANNE j. HowARD, both of Elhton.
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The Blue Hem, Chicken undcr tho in

preston, no doubt, that u lie well stuck to
is as good as thc.trutk, persists in rciteratng
its slandcrous charge about the 9TH Mary
land Regiment running away at the first fire
ut the battle of Amtietam. Andsays we can
soon be convinced if We will take the
trouble to inquire, that its account of the
affair is correct. We have done so, and are
satisfied the story was manufactured by The
Chickcn, and that there is not word of
truth i'll it. Capt Fachtz, who The Chicken
admits fought bravely, says she Regime~t
behaved in a heroic manner. Gen. Max
Weber thanked it publicly for having saved
his brigade aud Governor Bradford IN a
proclamation makes honorable mention Of
its gallantry. From every sourcc--pubIic
and privatc--wc have good account of the
bravery and daring of the officers and men
of the 9Th Maryland Regiment.
We now demand of The Chicken retrar-
ton of, and its authority for giving publicity
to such "an Infamous lie
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PosTPoNEMRNr OF TpE DRAFT IN MARY

PosTPoNEMRSr OF TnE DRAFT IN MARY
LAkp.-T Tho Governor of Maryland has
ordered the draft of the militia of tho State,
which was to be made on the first of October,
to be postponed until Wednesday, the 18th
day of the same month. This postponcmcnt
has been rendered necessary by the fact that
the lists of enrolment in Frederick ami Car
roll counties were destroyed by the rebels
during the recent invasion. a new enroll
ment will have to be made in the two coun-
ties me nfi0ucd
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THE EXEMPT BRIGADE.-Wc hay

THE EXEMPT BRIGADE. We have
heard so much dissatisfaction manifested by
the community on account of The Wing hay.
ing failed to publish the list of names com.
posing this illustrious brigade. according to
Il notice to that effect which formerly ap.
pcarcd i'll Tie Wig. that we feel an cxpla,
nation to our readers is required at our
hands. We would have published the list
in full but the Commissioner undcr whose
immediate control the matter is. refused to
have the names published assigning as a
reason that those who are really afflicted by
diseases should not be subjected to such
notoriety, while admitting that the rascals
who "playeG 'possom y should be exposed.
The complaint comes up from all quarters
of the county that many of the stoutest and
hcalthcst men have managed to get exempt
We hear of some who came to Elktou OK
perlmcntally, not expecting to be exempted,
but who, nevertheless succeeded, and after.
ward boosted of their strength and health,
and chucklcd over their cutcncss. Men
who are accustomed to constant hard labor
in the open air, much more laborous than
military duties, and who are seldom
known to be the least disturbed by sickness
have IN many instances come forward and
claimed exemption from some alleged cause
never heard of or suspected by their most
intimate friends, for the simple reason that
they have never suffered from those evils
they sworc before the Commissioner, their
flesh was afflicted with.
These complaints are not confined to
Cecil, but from Hartford county and other
quarters we hear the same, which inclincs
us to think the system of wholesale exami
nations is sheer humbug The draft should
have been made from the whole enrolment.
and the examinations have taken place after.
ward.
If this plan had been pursued the parties
alone on whom the tsrafs fcgl would have had
any cause to appear before the Surgeon for
examination. Under an arrangement of
this kind more deliberate and thorough
examination could have been effected, the
numbers appearing for the scrutiny of the
military Surgeon, being then necessarily
small.
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Last Notice to EyeuiDrS.

Persons claiming exemption from military
service will appear before the undersigned,
ON or before WEDNESDAY, next, the Sth day
of October. After that day the books will
be closed. j. I. MCCULLOUGH,
Oct 1, 1862. Commissioner.
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Combination Cook stoves.

I'lllS Stove has been in use over n year, and
"as ,arneni for Itself reputation uncquallol
oy any Stnve in the markei 1t HIS extra large
N,"'. together with very largo oven. The oven
hong pr ,"cted at different points by air chambers
VII ch rquniaeS the heat anil makes it n pcrIcct
hHFins oven. For s''e bv Il W STAPLES
june I. Bird door above Post Office
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STATE or MARYLAND, ExEcurwEo

bt'AHrMENr, ANNAf"llS, Sept. 30, G2.
}. 5. CRAWFORD, Esq, Clerk Commits.
sloncrs of Cecil county Sir The Prcsi.
dent and Directors of the Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore X. X. have very
generously appropri lated and deposited to
my credit three thousand dollars to be
added to the Bounty Fund provided for the
Volunteers of Cecil, Hartford and Baltimore
counties. In accordance with the distribu,
ton have made of said donation among
said three counties, herewith enclose my
check for 81 900 payable to the Commits.
sioncrs of Cecil county. rs its share of said
Bounty, the receipt of which you will please
acknowledge. Yours, very respectfully.
A. W. BRADFURD.
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General Bnels army is moving toward
the center of Kentucky. Lato advices state
that General Morgan lief, Cumberland Gap
some tw" weeks since and reached tho Ohio
liver On ThursL1yla last
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Our no ice in last weeks Wing of the
part which the 9Th Maryland took in the bat
tie of Antictam, has caused some inquiry b,
the friends and acluaintanccs of the color
bearer of company |. Isaac Davis, who was
sick in the hospital, during the battle, hay.
ing given out on the march. John Turf
acted as color bearer in the absence of Davis
Sickness, which unavoidahly prevented Davi,
from bearing his colors through the storm
of battle. is the only reason why Tuft was
assigned that post Of honor and of danger
in his friend absence.
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II K NJ o Y A l.!
MRS LEHMAN

M ttN. LIE l. II NJ "A N
- ESIECTFuLLY informs the Ladies of
IA, Elkton and vicinity that she has
removed her place of business from her ole.
>'.ua to that lately occupied by Mr.. Willis
H. II Mtchcll's Drug Store.
lIa,ng just received from the city new
and splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer Bonnc.S,
Ribbons. Flowers. &c, &c, she invites her
friends to call and examine her superior stock
- Goods, which keeps constantly full by
fresh supplies from the city.
ia great variety always on hand of
Ladies Spring and Summer Cloaks. Also, a
iull assortment Of Ladies' Needle Work, such
rs COLLARS, SLEEVES, HANpKERCnlEFs,
krrFLrSCs, 1NSEnTiNGs, EnGINGs, INFANT
Eopits, and DREssEs IDENTITY BANDS, MAGIC
RrTrLEs. &c &c. Also, Il good selection
al LINEN, COTTON and SILK LACES.
Il fall asset .incnt of LHdics' BUTTONS for
Dresses. Of the latest styles. Various kinds
of DRESS TRIMMINGS of latest styles :
CORDS and TASSElS. A splendid asso,t-
n"nt OF LADIES' KIDD and other Gloves.
a good assortment Of Ladies' Cotton Hose ;
all colorS Of Skirt Braid, and Il Variety of
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
u Ready Trimmed Bonncts always on
hand, from $ 80 upwards.
order to keep up with the fashions, new sup
Plies are received every week from the city
Mar22, 1862.
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NEARLY IN RICHMOND.

Courage noble American men,
Patience "A little longer
Every day Of ycxatouS delay,
Makcth our army stronger.
Soar shall We enter Richmond town.
Iiark, It's the noise of the battiu.
Losing the day. and running away,
TIaitorous hosts skela lie
Rapidly running they scampcr on,
Boastlee. with lying swelling
How they did beat with little defeat
General George Mcclellan
Rebellion has ended its prosperous d,ys,
The hcnrr OF the rebels is down low
Just as we see in East Tennessee,
Honor to Parson Brownlow.
Now while we wait for EichmonT town,
Rather than stand and do moth hing.
Citizens all proceed tUNAk HALL,
Purchase magnificent CEfF1llNG.
rS7PARTICULAR NOTICE This extensive
establishment is directly on the corner OF Sixth
and Market Streets. .-.
Persons from this part of the country in visit
ing the City. should aim to 60 there to purchase
their CLOTHING. They can have large
assoyt ssent of styles and qualities to select from
and all the goods arc mn,le up good and strong,
and sold at reasonable rricrs
As VIC buy them from first hands. and sell
exclusively for Cash, We can sell to EVERYDAY
cneap, pi tNc puyer UOc5 not have to for
losses incurred somebody else through tho
Credit System. In one word--wc guarantee to
sell goods ten per cent lower than old concerns
that stand out for big proats- Our motto ia " tho
n'mbic siApcaes is better than tho slow shilling"
Come and see for yourselves.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HAIIN
>. H. corner SIXTH and MARKET STREETS
juno ~, lSo2--tec, PHILADELPHIA.
h/,N>sJnst received by CHEAP JOHN
&ba-aS-a large assortment of EARTH
WARE, which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices. [aug %, 1867.
(WUN TRY MERCHANT Merchants in tho
~ country in want of rinwtre can DO supplied
with good article at City prices anu at shoit
notice By sending orders to
L. W. STAPLES,
May 81. iSb2 Elktou, MI.
EY-Good deliyercd it required.
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THE following correspondence was had
missioncrs Of this county, ON the payment
of Cecil portion of the donation by the F.,
W. b. Il. Il. of three thousand dollars to
the counties of Baltimore, Hartford and
Cecil.
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re.icf Or Families Of Volunteers

w + will, free Of charge, file claims for
w and give all nccdfuI instruction to the
wives, children, mothers and sisters of Mary
Bind Volunteers. Persons entitled 10 s1c
relief. who write TO us will please enclose
Stamps to pay postage.
JONES x EWING, Attorneys,
April 26, 1862. Elkton.
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THE Elkton Public School will be
opened for the Fall and Winter term, OH
Monday next.
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!. \ BRAVE BoS.-In the lae battle Of

\ \ BRAVE BoS.-In the lac battle Of
Antietam where Union vvir shonc SO con.
Splcnously, we have many instances of in.
dividual bravery related by comrades. but
none arc more deserving Of commemoration
by grateful public than John Bennett. II
boy of II, the heroic son of John =. Ben.
nett, Deputy Marshall of this county. A
comrnde ON the battlefield says of young
Bennett -
" John was in the thickcst of the fight.
his Captain and all his comrades, declare
no Drawer man ever shouldcrcd Il muskct.-
He was the last ono of his Regiment to leave
the field. He stood up and waved his hat
and dciied the enemy. He don't know what
fear is
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THE following list of killed and

HE following list OF killed and
wounded OF Company +. Purncll Legion,
has been furnished US for publication by the
Captain of the Company. The letter did
not reach us in time for last week 5 IIhis,
which contained list of casualties, but
which appears to have been incomplete
As the Company is composed in great
measure Of Cecil countians it will prove in.
tcrcsting to our readers:
List of casualties of Company +, Pnrncl
Legion, Maryland Vols, i'll the battle neal
Shnrpsburg. Sept. Eth:
kllcd-John Means. Woundea-Sanue
Hamilton. leg, severely Nicholas House
thigh, severely: Vim. Mahony, hand, slight
ly; Jesse Anderson. head, severely; Alex.
ander Berrikcr, ankle, severely Robcr
Terry, slightly. None missing.
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BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFULLY II am rcceiv-
- ing some of tie hest and most beautiful
PARl.OR STOVES that have been out for wears
''"r Eahafing ''as Turning Stove is perfect
gem (Which by the way. i, cillcl by that narRu,
item | can rccDmmcn | it without hesitation
AZ one Of the best and most economical Stoves
made. Il. W STAPLES
u STAPLES respectfully announces to his
-. friends I'd the public s"n rally that he b.:
Just rc'urncd from The city with n fully supply
TOO Is for the season. comprising in part Conkins
Farlor and Chalnbcr Stoves Punished AMI
'lap'nncd Tin 'sn-e Walters {, superior artcln,)
spoons, &c. They will be sold che apfor the CASH
Oct /. 1852
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THE October tcrm'of tile Circuit Cour
for this county will commence on Monday
the 18th inst.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
4 IL persons indebted to u. q. Reese are
II requested to settle their accounts imme-
diatrly. IOct 1, lSG2-;,m.
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THE way the enemies of the Country
try to smugglc into power is exempliiicd in
the nomination by the Breckenridge clique
of West Chester, Of Col. Henry NJ. McIntirc
who lost 4 leg in the seven days battles
before Richmond, and whose bravery was
the theme of universal praise. Col. McIn-
tire was the unanimous nominee of the
Union party Of his District for District At
torncy. The following is Col. McIntirc' $
reply to the card of the leading Union men
of his district asking permission to use his
name at the convention to be held on the
9th of September:
US. Hospital. Davils Island, y Y, August IS 1862.
Mcssrs Darlington, Barber. iInntuI, and others =
Your imtr Of the 2r inst, asking to allow name
to he used Candidate for District Attorney, has beer,
received.
un my retsrn Erom Rchnml learned with surrris.
that my name hal been mentioned in connection with
| that office. The nature Of my w"mmI and my situation
as rorur prisoner have rendered my relation To the
service ;" uncertain that have been unable to lay any
definite plans for tho future.
My wish and inclination is to my country in the
field during the war. If shall b" my Insfrmn to
be fand unit for military duty. of whic, my supc,ors
the nlg"s) my desire is t" render sucl service to the
State us may still be fit for.
At such time ~ this. the only party recognize
is that which is willing lay avid. every minor differ
AMI with heart and SOUL life and property sustain
our Government and Administration IN snrprcssing most
e,ctually this wicked rebellion and in Furnishing trail
tors and treason, ut h-c anil Abroad let it what
may, to them aud their abettors-thcr property or
domestic instuun.'
Should my f,llow citizens fit to cnt,ust me with
this responsible and honorable Office will cndcavor to
discharge its duties with all fidelity
Very respectfully, your ol",lient servant,
HENRY VI. MCINTYRE.
Notwithstanding the sweeping condcmna-
ton to the enemies of the war; the govern
mcnt, and their country-thosc sham demo
Gratis of the breckenridge stripc-contained
in the above letter of Colonel McTntire, and
after his nomination by the Union party on
the 9th, on the 18th this party which throws
every obstacle in the way of the govern
mcnt, and the successful termination of the
war, adopt Col. Mclntirc without opposition,
in the face ofhis publishcdv views and previous
Union nomination, which are cutting con-
formations on every word and act of those
political gamblers of the jeff Davis and
Nallandigham school. But bankrupt in pol
tiles they hitch their piraical craft on to
any steamer that passes, with the hope of
smuggling into Office in any way no matter
by what mean dodge.
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x ARRESTED FOR Decentralization
Tuesday night last, Deputy Marshall Ben,
nett arrested Harry b. Turner and Andrew
jackson llaggct. at Cccilton. for disloyal
practices. After being confined in jail a few
hours they "took the oath " and gave bail
for better behavior in future
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II Al -,

RAILS.
4 nnn PRIME CHESTNUT RAILS
l,OOO for sale. on my shore IN Elk
Neck. Price $50. STEPHEN h. FORD.
Cherry Hill, Oct !. 1862 -2w'
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FIRE enthusiastically Nc

~ IKE AT INV NE DE- WKNCE.- .NUT-
day evening last, about eight o'clock, the
extensive steam saw mills of Dubois & Lowe.
at llavre. de-Grace. were destroyed by fire,
with a considerable amount of sawed lum.
Der, &C., &c. Loss heavy and no insurance.
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A GLANCE FOR SToNEwALL-

A CHANCE FOR STONEwALL. If
Stonewall were to sweep down at present on
g. Cheap Johns Headquarters = in Elkton,
shoes he msdc since clearing out Fretser-
lex. John assures MS he has now on hand
the largest lot Of that kind Of good, ever
exhibited for sale at one time in Cecil
county.