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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01
NEWS of the Week.

TUE CorTos GATHERING AT PoRr ROYAL.
Col. Reynolds, the Government agent at
Port Royal to snperintcnd the gathering,
ginning. and transportation of cotton on tho
sea islands, arrived at Washington on Satur-
day, and had long interview with the Srcrc-
tary of the Treasury. He had already
secured more than s 900. 900 worth of cotton.
The tw" or three thousand negroes Just freed,
are industrious and orderly, and do their
work well and checrinlly. They need cloth
ing and medical attendance He desires to
take back with him an ample supply OF tho
former, and several physicians, who shall
devote themselves to these interesting work
men.
HS-A private in Purnel's Legion in East
vile, IVA y writes to the Baltimore county
American as follows He says.
There is an officer in our Legion now who
headed the g bridge burners" of April last,
and destroyed the bridges on the Northern
Central Rail Road. and afterwards came
down here and drilled the very rebels and
traitors that we routed when we came here,
and il has been cast in the teeth of some Of
the officers that they ought not call any per-
son Il rebel, as We had an officer with lis who
was with them at heart, and who drilled them
last Spring and early in the Simmer.
II something is not done in the case, YOU will
hear of some designations among the officers,
-, "'" q" -, 'i'1 i''P'e' al" io'c wi. III.
IL "'"''
r--Tb. Pr;,;.h s.,u,; r,,5;
-, Tnb,n ,,nrt L,d nrrix "A ~ p,I.n;I;. ".
Lrirrinc n csrrn s,li.d 90 ,ca. ,,,,,,a,'p =,
TWO millions or dollars. She brought many
'a'uao'e k,'aS OF mcdlclnrs, when wero
iecoca i" me o""tt', as well as large guam
NY OF cannon ana improved firearms. Her
arrival was hailed with joy, and heralded
throughout the SUuth as another proof of the
ihtihclehcy Oh 'hc blockade.
oeEe'"' 'icena'ary hres hao occurred IN
h'Snmona ana NORFOLK "hich were attributed
!" aoHco sPies ana again, many ocneVed
many OF whom, it was whispered desired tho
success of the Union forces. Norfllk was
being put in high state of defense, for an
attack in any quarter.
lHE WAR AND BLocKAnE PRICES AMONG
THE hEBELs.-An interesting private letter
from an intelligent sn'jrct of King jeff.
Davis sta'es mat great Union reaction is
quietly at work all over Secessia, and that
the awful war prices of everything down
there' except beef and bread are contributing
| powerfully to dissipHte the decisions of
| Southern millennium III Southern conted-
following specimens as the average prices of
| certain indispensable articles throughout the
rbellions South;
Qninine, per ounce. $40.
Opium per ounce, 49,
Gunpowder, per pound, IS.
| Common boots, per pair, SIC.
|
were IN Richmond on Sunday. 1t was
rumured that McCulloch was 10 be court
martialed, at the instance OF Gen. Price, for
| going into winter quarters in Arkansas, and
refusing to reinforce him on the eve of q
battle in Missouri
There have been many death. in tbe rebel
| prevailed to a fearful extent on the Potomac
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Communicated

Mr.. EDITOR Il have noticed that it is
customary for half grown secession girls to
meet in groups on the sidewalks and indulge
in slang expressions-a species of language
one remove from the vulgar-when Union
people are passing,-a style of ciack famil-
iarly termed talking at" Can you tell
me, Mr.. Editor, whether this new feature
in Elkton society is part of that sardonic
system of etiquette which made its appear
ance in the world along with secession,
like sin at the transgression of our first
parents? n
We cannot answer our correspondent,
but presume the elite Of Secessia are pune.
tilious in that new order of things which
demonstrates truth to be lie.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01

The Union patriots of Kent county,
Nd, have presented Ex-Governor Hicks
with service of plate, on which was
engraved the coat OF arms of the United
States. and State of Maryland, on account
of the iirmness and patriotism he displayed
in the late trying times. The committee was
George Nickers, Edward wilkins, Geo. b.
Wescott, S. NJ. Spencer, Jesse IL. Hines
and Vim. f. Smyth. The Ex- Governor
acknowledged the gift in an appropriate
IL
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HEADQUARTERS, !
Division at Frederick, Nd, !
January 10Th. 1862

Mrs. Hannah NJ. Kirk, Presienij Miss Lissie
H. Srndting, Secretary, Ladies .Am Society
Rising Sun, M.-LADIEs Il have the honor
to acknowledge the receipt, this morning,
of two cases OF goods for the troops, marked
Nos. ! and 2. Accept my assurance, ladies,
appreciated by those to whom your generous
gifts will be distributed, and that efficient
care will be taken by consultation with the
Medical Director and the Acting Inspector
General, to dispose Of them where they are
most needed, and where they will do the
most good, and that the Maryland troops,
who have always faithfully discharged their
patriotic duty will not be forgotten. Accept
my thanks for your courtesy, ladies', and
believe me, most respectfully your obedient
servant, n. 7. BANKS,
Conor,l Of niv;c;op
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On Friday last, E. Wesley Janney,
Deputy Sheriff, made descent on a negro
rendezvous, on Back street, and captured
five "colored gemen," who had hearing
before Justice Torbert. Three were released
on giving satisfactory evidence of their hav.
ing visible means of support. Two others,
named Jake Raison and Jim Wilson, will be
sold under the vagrant law, on Tuesday, the
18th of February.
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BsysThe rebel ladies of Elkton are offer
ing gingerbread and cider as an nducement
to Union beaux. 1t won't do, ladies',
Rebellion is dreary old place to inhabit.
IT'S getting very uncomfortable, no doubt,
out there in the cold; but ginger cakes and
hard cider won't purchase redemption, or
bring Union beaux to conduct you out of
this land of Egypt. You must renounce
your secession heresies, and stand under
the stars and strips. Hard cider and the
cause of treason are both growing very fiat
and sour; and the spoils of Office gathered
in former days. among you, are fast being
consumed. Your case Is too hard for gin.
gerbread and cider. Pray to more potent
gods for deiyerance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01

UyCedar Keys, group of small islands
close to the vest coast of Florida the gulf
terminus OF the railroad across the Pcnns ula,
from Fernandina and Jacksonville. was cap
turcd by tho Federal furccs on the 10th of
last month. The Federals burned the
Wharves and five schonners in port; also,
fifty bales of cotton, and one hundred and
fifty barrels of tnrpentine.
The rebel schooner Wilder, from Havana,
was captured on the 10th ut, three mile,
below Fort Morgan.
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FOR, RENT.

rENHE STORE HOUSE, DWELLING and
a ether outhuildings, with about six Acres
OF Land. situated at Mount Pleasant, Cecil
county, Md, now in the occupancy Of l.. II.
Hopkins. To an. person wishing to engage
in the mercantile business this property offers
an indnccment, it heing a good stand for
business. Possession given the 10th Of
March next. For Terms apply to
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Md.
Dec 20, lSGl-tf
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ORPHANS, COURT.

TTIH STATED MEETINGS of the Or.
l. plans' Court Of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers few DAYS
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II, 1858. Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01

10 Tn. bands of music in the army cost
the Government in pay alone, besides snbsis-
tence and clothing, five millions of dollars
year. A bill has boen introduced to dis
charge them from the service on the first Of
March next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01

A MONTH OF STORMS AND CLOUDS
The month of January, 1862, which ended
yesterday, can boast of but five clear DAYS
There were several pieces Of clear days, but
only five in which the weather throughout
continued cloudless. Surely the first month
Of the new year has been distinguished for
foul weather.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01

The HAND AND ITS LESSONS The
lecture delivered by the Rev. j. H f. Light
bourn, in Elkton on Wednesday evening last,
under the above title, was a discourse on
labor. The Rev. Lecturer argued from the
mechanic or anatomical construction of the
hand that the evident design Of the Creator
was that man should labor. And in order to
attain the most perfect development Of the
moral and physical power Of man, constant
labor is Indispensable. The lecture was
locality, the subject well chosen, for Elkton,
from time immemoral-or at least beyond
the memory of its g. oldest inhabitant has
had, among its popu lation, very fair per-
centage of Nothing to-docs, a graphic dcs-
cription Of whom the learned lecturer gave,
in sharp contrast to the salt of the earth,
Something-to does, AS he facetously styled the
two classes. 1t is pity that there were not
more of those idlers present to hear the dis
course. The lecture was in:ersperscd and
enlivened by many well told illustrative
anecdotes.
We cannot close this brief notice of the
very wholesome and well mertted rebuke to
idlencsS, which is the parent of vice, without
Il word of commentator to the choir Of the
church tor the musical treat it offered to the
audience.
The next lecture of the series will be
delivered on Wednesday evening, by the
Rev J. S. Cook, as will be seen by reference
to advertisement in. another column. The
subject Men of Mark or, True iIcroism.
The price has been reduced to fifteen cent.
In view OF this pencuniary consideration, and
the popularity of the lecturer, we expect to
see fu II house at least we hope to.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01

KILLED BY THE CARs.-A lad about
7 years old, the son of Mr.. Curry, of Will
fell from the cars, near the depot
IN that city, one day last week, and was
instantly killed.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL soldier,
belonging to a company of recruits, fell from
the cars, on Tuesday last, at North East
and was instantly killed, his head being
severed entirely from his body.
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FOR RENT.

FE|HE STORE or SHOP, adjoining my
Il Drug Store, with Dwelling attached. at
present occupied by Willis Rutter, Esq
Also, the middle Dwelling on the lot adjoin-
ing the residence Of John Partridge, Esq
Apply to ii. Ii. MITCHELL.
Dec l-1S6l
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NOTICE..

1--WE undersigned having associated with
l. INN in the Tin, Stove and Foundry bust
ness, Mr.. Ihos. c. Crouch, the business will
lerealtcl be conducted under the firm of
tANIMELL & CROUCH. Returning my
thanks to inc public for former favors, most
respectfully solicit continuance to the new
firm. JOS, p. CANTWETJ
March %, 1861.
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A party of Texan Rangers were surrounded
at house ut the head of Occoquan Bay,
below Alexandria, on Tuesday night, by
detachment of the Thirty-seventh New York
Regiment. Nine Of the rebels were killed
and one taken prisoner. Our troops had one
killed and four wounded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01

HORSE SroLEN.-A small dark bay
mare was stolen from the premises of John
A. Aspril, near St. Georges, Del, on the
night of the Dad ult. John Wesley Pierce,
a bright mulatto, is suspected as the thief.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01

A CASE OF CoNSCIENCE.-We know q
lady so conscientious that she can't sleep o
nights, if she sews an odd button on gar
ment. That girl will pass without a
SuueeZe.
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We see that Mr.. Bennette Jones

formerly Of this town, and whilom printer,
has thrown aside the composing stick"
and gone into the grocery and provision
business, in Centrcvlle, Md Bcnnette is a
good fellow, and we wish hi much success
in his new enterprise.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01
New CoUNTERFEITs.-W learn

New CoUNTERFEITs.-W learn
from Pctcrsons Dctector the following
description of a new altered two-dollar note
on the Octoraro Bank, Oxford, Pa. Twos
altered vignette men cutting grain; two
Cupids and figure on right end, man plow-
ing on the left end. This has also been
altered to the Easton Bank, Pa.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--On Tuesday
last an accident occurred on the Delaware
Railroad, between Wilmington and New
Castle. A deaf and dumb man was walking
on the track, and the engineer being unable
as generally happens to this unfortunate
class Of individuals-to make him aware Of
his danger, was struck by the cars, and
badly injured. The unfortunate man was Il
resident of Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01
JAMES BLACK GROOME,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFERS his profc ssional sc, vices to the
Opublir. He may be found at the Office of
his father, John G. Groomc. Esq,
ELKTON, MD.
Jan 4, IS62-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-01
THE TRAVELLER.
Baltimore and Susquchnnna

-Jaa inSs sassi, s marr de- for r r,ss
~zSasSSSessSSEa aud Tide Wafer Canal
Tho Steamboat JlSlhTA. Capt Frederick
fumi:nson, leaves lower end Of West Falia Avenue
every MoSDAl, WEDNESDAY, aul FRIDAY l., en-
ing. at O'Clock. Returning ie.ves Port Deposit
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and ShrrRptr Even
Ing. at O'clock p. NJ, and ilH,re de Grace at 5
o'clock p. "
The steamboat LANCASTER. Capt J. W Tom
llson, leaves same plIcc every Tuesday, TnrRs-
bAv and SATURDAY Evening, at O'Clock. Re
turning. leaves Port Deposit every MosDAY. W ED-
hEsDAY and FnIpAr Evening ut clock, ard
Havrs de Grace. at o'clock p. NJ.
Hour OF leaving Baltimore after tho Let Of Octo
bar. will be o'clock Pm.
sFPassagc, (berths incluleaO so cents
Freight received daily until o'clock carried
a, low rates and carefully attended Ia.
Duplicate Receipts for Freight will be required
10 All Boats and Cargoes towcd only at the
risk Of their respective owners
The Agent at Hayru de Grace will attend to for.
wnrding any Merchandise consigned to him 70,
any pcst on the Pennsylvania cannls, or will
Ie-ship Freights intended for baltimore, Philadel-
pha or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore.
X. ALEX TAYLOR, Agent. Havre dc Grace
J. TOME. Agent, Port Deposit.
n. B.-Grain purchased n, the highest marke
price at the Warehouse Of j. Tome & Co, Port
Deposit who also keep for sale Guuno, Plaster
Fish, Salt, Croasdale & Mi,chel's. Allen 4
Needles and De Burg's Phosphaies. and New
York Bone Dust. March ,, lS6l-tf.
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ELEVENTH REGIMENT OF REGULARS.
The Eleventh Regiment of Regulars, now
stationed at Perryville, have been ordered
to Washington to join the brigade Of General
Sykes, which is composed entirely Of Regu-
lars. We understand that the 9Th Md. Reg
in,ent, Col. Schley, will take their place.
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4 FEW CHEAP GOODS STILL ON
"a 1lAND.--To close out Winter stock |
have few Calieoes, Muslins, Ginghams,
shirting Stripes, Domestic Phids, &c, &c,
which will sell at l25 cents per yard.
No Goods sold on credit. X. f. MAY,
Jan is, 1862 In the " Hollow. -
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AN ELKToN BooK.-We learn tina

AN ELKT0N BOOK.-We learn that
an Elkton lady of literary habits has a
volume ready for the press, and delays its
present publication only through fear of
woundng the feelings Of some of the char
actcrs who figure in it. We trust she may
be induced to overcome her scruples on this
point, and crafty the public with an early
pcrusal of the volume, as the select few who
have seen the manuscript, pronounce it a
work of rare merit; as well as thrilling
interest Lest we might be betraying con-
idence, we withhold for the present both
the title of the book and the name of the
authoress.
LETTER OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM
GEN. BANKS TO THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF
Rising SUN.-
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MRS. LEHMAN
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Of
Ia Elkton and vicinity that she has
received a fine assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS.

Also, handsome assortment Of LADIES
WINTER CLOAkS. such as large CHculars
Huiking Goals, Su,k Coats. &c. &c. Also. a
full assortment OF Ladies' Needle Work, such
BIS COLLARS, SLEEVES, HANDKEKcmIEfs,
ErrrLlsGs, IssERTINcs, EDGIHGs, INFANT
B"DIEs, and DKEssEs; DIMITY BANDS, MAGIC
RrrFLEs, nc nc. Also, good selection
Of LINEN. COTTON and SILK LACES.
A full assortment Of Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dresses, OF the latest sty les. Various kinds
Of DRESS TRIMMINGS of latest styles {:
CORDS and TASSELS. A splendid assot-
ment Of LADIES' KIDD and other Gloves.
n good assortment of Ladies' Cotton Hose {;
all colors OF Skirt Braid, and variety Of
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
~ Ready Trimmed Bonnets always on
hand, tronfS 80 upwards.
4 OF which will be sold at city prices. In
order 10 keep up with the fashions, new sup
l.;rs are received every week from the city.
Nov so, 1861.
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THE BEST County CLERK IN MARY
LAND.-The Chief Clerk in the Comptrolers
Office, Annapolis, pronounces the papers
and accounts issuing from the. Commission
er's Office in Cecil county, far superior in
clerical execution, to those from any other
part of the State.
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01"Al should not fail to read tho adrer.
tisemcut OF Prof Wood in to days paper.
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I E.-Agricultural and Building Lime. for
~ sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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0S-Thc U. S. brig Perry, which for some
time past has been anchored just below Alex
andrla, lifting ont for sea, was put in readi-
ness in the early part Of last week, and on
Thursday night week rau down past the rebel
batteries in tow OF the Pusey. She was not
fred at.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
Latest 81 sws

NA,uviLLE.-llI Is reported that Gov.
Hsrrl- .as cv4cgarei rhe Capital, having
burned the ~;are Documents. Fetrcarri tO
Nlgu.ces5oro, aud I,,u-d War fr ella
NATION, cdJ.l ou the Il bel, To- fiat to
rle lat. There Is DO doubt "A: Wa-hin. :
ton tha, rLIs far Capital uf Tennessee is
uaw IN Ne htu4s OF the Federal troops
under Grn 3lrl!.
G-n. Grant ms declared West Tennis
see under martial Law.
Chrk-vrIle vlfh rs 5000 inhabitants,
now has L. 5 mail joan BclPs irou
work., Laclns been casting Tor the Rebels,
gcre destroyed.
The LAYING of the Telegraph down the
Chesapeake, 10 Fortress Monroe, was hlu-
de5rd by the storm, whlch broke and lost
several miles O: the Gable.
10 MI,>ouri, T-x,s, Kansas, e., the
Union cause seems 70 be IN fl!r way.
he traitor Generals. T,ighmaa aud
Buckurr, are -enr to Fort Warren.
The State Of Mississippi took its School
Fund TO pay ljs Rebel Soldiers.
"I,'s an i'll wind that blows nobody
good TIE late rams that have so serI.
ousy disturbed the eqnanlmi'y Of our
army, have given eib1wroom to our gun
boats on the Cumberland aud Tennessee
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
Waa. Private il.gsiire says.

"0ch! hut it's nate 10 b. Captain or Colonel,
Niyrr a bit DO | want o le higher,
But to ru.t a, a private / thinks au Internal
PrrIlcameut sureiy"-says Private Mcguire.
"They can g sparliu', and playin' at b. .ri',
With money u pend th"ir slightest i-'irr,
Loatiu' and atia aud th=inkin' at wiiiari's.
wLrie we're on the pi,krts'-say. Private MasuiT-
"Ii,iu' in clover they tIiG& ~ trihe
Z .tlui out 81 ri-Ht ia She rain aud the iHire,
AMI a Rebel hard by. ~i,' viii Itinons rife
Ju.t really To PIP !s'-says Private Mcguire
Path, now, it's not that I'm afher cnmpIainin'-
I'm ,piIiu' to meet ye. Jrf Davis, Esquire
Ye bl.' gard. its only l m waary Of thrainin,
Andthraln.u, anu thr-iuiG' says Private Mcguire
"Och hone for a row-but. NasGire! be aizy;
Kse, yourself -aats ? thr in-my'- GT,:
M'C.cilau'- ;lr ,4su Tint shortly viii pIaze ye,
BE the h.NIy St r4thr.cA!'-says fr.ra,c la; lire
.'AuI, lad, II yy're Ii, 90, b-'at, that nf'rual
.Iiuiny UpoUn w"uIi make ~ 70 MariaJ
whether ye'rv Captain, or Hajpr, or Colonel,
G-'.l ie With ti- rs-t, th~u'ssy, Private Ms.uir-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
.Jury for March Court.

I'M EjIr.-G y Youngman. ID H Rissel
B.Elke-luo NInIum, Phil Ruhl. WIN Rule.
l. Turn -r, VIM Lindrnmuth, J : M'CreIghr.
BraEg-Dan1 Fisher, J + Hagenbuch, Dan'i
Bear. ID FOllmer Jr
K-Ny-Jacob Heinly, Juo Meyer, Dav Grove.
Lew Pawlruc. Sam Derrick, Peter Dunkel.
Ls'risiurg-G W Hafer, Philip Blllmyer
WHIT Deer-J X Keller, ) Sy pher, Samuel
Blrlhelmer
Liuesi19s-Ja CroSsgrove. Sam Barber, W Z
Lose. Dan Seebpld, En- Waller, in Siamm.
E5sf BuffOe-iichl Brown, Jno Schrack,
Saml Duudlc
W-sf BlGii1s-Jn Hare, Al Benfer. Jos Orwig-
Hyf'sU--James Aube. James Glover
Haritfou-J1,erh SampseI
LsUi,-JohG O5erlln
UHi0H-John Phillips
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
SllERIFF'S SALE.

DI virtue of a writ Of Lev. Fa ISSUED
ID out of the tuuri of Common Pleas al
luron county and To me directed, will expose
To Public sale or Query. an Saturday, the
18th day of March. 1867 at the Public House
Of NJ kieckner. IN ihe borough OF New Ber-
i'm. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
All that me>Suase aud lot of ground situate
IN the borough oT New Berlin, Union comfy,
Pennsylvania. mtrksG IN the general piar Of
said borough with the number - bounded on
the cast by NiDe street. south by Cherry
alley, west by Lot No. IL. aud north by Old
Market street c"BiainIng in length Ilsl feet.
and IN breadth 80 feet, whereon are erected a
two->turey Brick Dwelling House, -
Frame Sable, We'll with a Pump aud EKa
other Ou'buriiing>, &c. W n m arpuriruan-
ces-as the properly of WN RO~HONG.
IF ALBRIGH Sheriff.
Sherlis Office, LewI>burg, Feb ~, s62
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
MARRIED.,

BY J.AMsr-z. q 18th inst. CHARLES HUFF, Brady
Tt. AMI JANE WINEIAE3EN, East Buffalo.
By Rev G-o Wsrr-7. l-,I. inst. JEsSE WATKINS sni
NJ ANNA Z iBhl$S, both Ut Union county. Also wM.
T. IS iIiT6 z 81 DE1s lie aud Miss ELiZA.J MINI kfRIE
of TA3t- Deer Nils
ly Rev !. O. Au.Va-f-aith inst. BENZ. BIDNEg or
Csut-r Co ,snd Ni-- HETrT FiLLNAN Lewis Z ninn
TO II tn-t. HENRY ROY EEA Mss ELIZA uu BEH.
both Il West Bufa.o..
Ey R.v shannon. 1ojh inst FRANKLIN SSYpER OF
Mout.u- Co @-I Ms CAIiIAEISk GANN If Union.
By REL hin- 81 asr DR. ; 7 WIHR from near New
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