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St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

DERSOES needing the services Of first
! rate Dentist will do well to empl0w Dr.
J. RANDOLPH WALTON. who in
tends locating himself in the village Of Leon
ard Town. Orders addressed to him through,
the Leonard Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. His terms are cash DR.
Walton has had considererable experience in
his profession, is modcrat. in his charges. and
has invariably given satisfaction to thnse who
have employed him. IT, give the readers oi
the Be0cOn some idea Of the standing Of Or.
". As . PRACTICAL DENTIST, the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to him by DR.. Niuiau
Pinkuey, L. s. ~. is appended:
L. 4. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland.
April p. 1856.
DEAR S,R:-I gives me great plasure to
express the confidence have in your skill A.
Dentist. and to recommend you, As far as
have influence, to the patronage Of tina Public.
have had an opportunity of witnessing your
mode Of operation, ann have no hesitation IN
affirming that il exhibits your thorough knswl-
edge OF y"a Profession.
| ain. sir. very respectfully
your obedient servant,
NINIAN PINKEEY,
Surgeon L. s. y.
Dr.. RAxDoLPR WALTON. Annapolis.
April 4th, l66l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
bllRDIhe SCHOOL.

s1>HE Misses C.stigi" having secured ,hr
4 services II AN experienced Music teacher
viii reesive 4 limited number Of young la,Iie.
for the scholastic year beginning let Sept.
TERMS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN
ADVANCE
Board and Tmi.t.r in al; the branches " ali
Engish Es.iea'i.s per annu,n $50
Music Vocal X. Instrumental $la per quar-
French E.
Italian b
Spanish b
Drawing ard Painting in Water
CArs =
Oil Painting 10
The utmost sttentiun wii! i< paid r.,
the health and c.infrs,. and every Effort made
10 advance the NOR al ard intellectual cultur,
Ut their pupils.
STMMERSEAT
Oakvitle r. q.
: IS. Aarys Co.:
August LIST, 1867 IT,
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
NOTICE.

7N!E undersigned bcgs leave to intormehis
IL friends and the Public. that he Is still Al
the OLD STAND. in Leonard Town, carrying
on Br.A CkSMITHIHG. GUN. LOCK.
SMrTIIISG. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
wORI--in short. iron work Of all dcscrip-
tions. such as repairing CARRIAGES. DCG.
GTES. ROCkAWAYS. CARTS. WAGONS.
HORSE SHOElSG. FARM WORK Of all
kinds; also REAfEKS, THRASHEES and
DRILLS. With his experience Of II years in
Mschi.e Shop. he thiOks that hc can do any
kind OF Blacksmith Work frcm d kneedle to an
anchor. and on reasonable ternas. New Wag.
ons aad Carts bnilt cheaper than can he d"ne
a, any other shop in this place. HORSES
SHOED at the .shcr,rst notice
JAMES A. M'CATHRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 81, lSCC-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
PETITION FOR THE BEEEGIT OF THE
LHyOLvE.AT L.iWS or MARYLAND

PETITION FOR THE BENEGIT OF THE
LNyOLvE.AT L.iWS or MARYLAND
Grcui. Court f.r ST. Mary. Co.. }
March Term 1861. :
nRDERED hy the Court that the Creditors
~ uf JAMES a. MORGAN. petitioner
for the benefit Of the lnsnlveIt Laws "f Ma
ryland. be and appear before tho Circuit Court
fs Sc. Mary's Gmnty on the third M"nday
of November next. to show car,s~. if any they
have, why the said James A. Morgan. shall
not have the benefit ol the said laws: pr"vid
cal copy Of this nrder be inserted in the ST
Eary's Beacon once a week f"r three month
before the said third Monday III Au,,mbc
next.
BY order.
JAMES 7. BI.AkISTONE.
Clerk
July 25ih. lSGl-Sm-
sFHE commissions for county officers cleo
i ted on the sixth day Of November hast
we're received and filed in this O6ice on the
22nd November, ultim0. The Constitution
requires all persons elected to Office. receiving
Il commission from the State, to qualify within
thirty day q after the commission is filed.
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
Dee. 5,h. ls1l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen tha, the subscribed
~ has Obtained from tie ORPHANS Court for
Saint Msry's County, IN Msgyian letters al
dministrais'G, an the -ersonal estate OF Eliza III
johnson = Ut mid co., deceased. All per.
aans hasn.g eisius against the said deceased
are hereby warned to sxlabit the aaae. with
the psoi-r vaaehes ,heseof, Co the suhscriber.
on s1 before the lst DAY Of June le6a, Otherwise
they may he exelssr<i by law frsn sii L<,.e6t ~
ths s.sd estate. Gisen unies my hands this
1is' day VI NSs. lssi.
DAVID w. TYLER,
AcMli.4saratsE.
NV. 2lst, lS6l-4w. 80
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

AToTiCE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
IN has ohfainrd from the Orphan Court
of Sc. Mary's e"uniy in Maryland.
le..ers of administration On the personal
estate Of JOHN FLOR. late OF
sa,d eoanty. deceased. All persons having
claims AGAINST tie sad deceased are hereby
warned To -xi,.lti the same with the proper
vouehes theresf. 10 the subscriber. on Ut before
the ID dag Of July. lre2, otherwise they may
be excluded by iaw from all benefit of The sad
estate. Givsn under my hard ,hia lon da,
Of January. 1861.
JAMES n. Alley.
Als,iH.stS atur r.
Jan. 10th, i3Ga-lw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
IS B,BSWABDa

RAN AWAY from the subscriber. Twins
- near the village s'f Chaptico. few day.
siEce. free negro boy nan'ei HENRY
JONES. wh'se time ] rece,.fiy balght of G.
e. Baiiy. ] learn tina. he is in the lower part
Of the c.',nty. probably lurking ab.nt .1utland
she property Of H. G.. 5. Key. witTe he hs.
rclaih,ns. Ali persons are fo,swsrn,<l against
harh"ring az employing sail negro hy. lie
is rather black. ssool's good deal. and has an
awkward Say II expressing himself. Hs i
about 20 years "f age. had on when he lef, q
gsxni suit "f cl,ah-. of white fall cloth and .
black hat. will give the al,ave reward for
his apprehension aud delivery fn me.
JOHN A. BURROUGHS.
Jan. 9sl,, leG1-Sw
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

~ Il C"-raisne.s!.iy i~sctuf.ae existing
- under the firm ,f COTTtNGHAM *
HARDING i. this d. iiaaavcd 10y mutual
os'.scni. Vim. II. Harding is alnne-au,hor.
ICED TO settle ti@ business rf the firm.
SAMUEL GJrriNGHAM,
WM. II. HARDING,
Pllfinsr< J0M. ! lA6l--sw.
The un,lrr>is,-':. having Bought ou, .l,o
interest Ut Samuel C,''singhsm Of the firm IT
tatinshsm & Harding. will hereafter .nndnt
the burinrrr 10 his "wu Eane.-a.sl be noel
respectfully -"licl,s ;..e favor Of the friend. o
the old firm.
VIM. H. HARblNi.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

r have for sac the Pelham ztipie Cleared
II.rss P..sss anA W. W lHng-e Co's
Irvs TArssher. xiih Ree.lssaJ j'ras Carrier
ri.e machine is warranted Va r,ndrf satisf.ss'-
t:..n 70 all yurhssrss. The prize ~ h'rse
powe.. 50 inch Th-cshee and Eirsw-,~arrier.
delivered ), xny wharf 10 st. Mary 'ousiy.
~ slS;,.
rarnrrs are invited To call 81 my Store IL
Leonard Town and examine tlas Thsraher.
f. LED. SPAl.uiNG.
June 2Sth. le6O--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
NOTICE.

n ALEX. PRICE. residing near Gen.
AZ kookcr's division and the Heal Quar-
RS Of the 3rd Regiment Of Indiana Cavalry,
Va attend the COLLECTION OF ANY
l.AlMS against the GOVERNMENT that
lay be Contracted by the troops i'm Sc. Mary.
address, Nansemoy Post Office. Charlie.
i":.u;y. Nil.
HkFrnrscEs.--0sn. Walter Mitchell, Pos,
Tutacco. Md ,Han. Georee Brent, Port To-
''cc''; u. IL. Edslen. Esq.. Port Tobacco
=. u. Key. Esq. Port Tobacco.
.nUary 9th, lS52--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
4 G. 4 r. ID.

FlE HENRY l.. MAYOR, having loca-
~ ted in CAapfiro. tenders has frvfessiOnaI
st,ricss 10 the citzens of the village and vi
c.n::y Office Il the residences VI Nr. z
NAv len.
RAY..Esce-rrofN. r. siuit.., Baltimore,
nd.
AT. iG.t, Iss2-is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

1snE unders,en I'd has jus, returned from tho
i City with the largest. ana best selected stuck
Of ALL. and WINTER GOODS ever offered
10 the eiii1e"s Of Sc. Mary II County CONSISTING
,aiP.st. ofssry superior quality of Heavy Goods
oi Sesvnnss slsshine, Al ,he mos, modern,
pssces--asSc Boots and Shoes of,Le most suLs
ssans,sl max and hest material Ee.j,ies CIo,hs
Csss,nseres. ves,inss and ai kinds Of sne dress
Goods. ior i-adies and GentI-men--s carefully
selected. and we'll assorias stock Of ready made
ci"ih'n<. manufactured expressly to order. and
vsf'esy OF .'',slss "fsimos, every kind no where
ssse 10 b. fssnd IN the county. NE respectfully so.
l'e''s call from th"se desiring to pure base. feel.
ing assured that has fhor"axh acquaintance with
the businsss. resulting from, a lang resid,n., in
the city. will easbe him 10 offer such Undue.
msa's - ~ilidsfy omPs,ia,sn.
r. r. JONES.
Clif.on Factory.
ssrssmbe. 9th 'sAo--Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
LUMBER NOTICE.

DURNS & SLOAN return their sincere
ID thanks to the Farmers for their liberal
patronage tor the year past. Their stock
LUMBER is larger than ever and better n
sorted; and VIC are determined to OTTER great
Inducements to cash buyers. App'yat the
corner Of Eataw anil German streets. or at la2
Light street Wharf.
BURNS & SLOAN.
rsltimose, Nd
Feb. 2nd 1850
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
A CARE

nOCTOe GUSrAvUs CANTER. having
~ l,.css.si hitns., ia Cisarlhte Hall, respect
.uy offer. lis professional ser,iers I" the pub
Tic. Ills nilic. is tina: formerly occupied by
DIR !. +. .;haw. where he can always be
fund exc.,., when professionally engaged:
RfrERvNcE.- Samuel Chew. Nj. ID. Prc-
fes4..r Of Pruci pies and Practice Of Medicine
in the University uf Maryland.
March 7th lSjl-l0m
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
FOR COUNTY CLERKSHIP.

The friends of DANIEL r. MORGAN pre-
eli; him to the voters 81 st. Mary's c.unty ~
candidate Ea Clerk of the Circuit Court q:
tina rlecii,n in ls6s, and solicit to his claims
.lisra>sionate consideration.
Nov. Goth. 1867.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
announce myfclf ~ a candidate for Clerk
4 he Circui, Count for Saint Masy's county.
RESPECTFULLY solicit ths support of my
fi:> = l. and the public.
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
n o TICE.

+. LEO SPAlDING rcsurns his thanks to
his numerous customers f.r the lib.rsl pstrus.
age he has received frem .hsa. aud pssise.
himself to keep a CHOICE STOCK OF
very low for cash az It's equivalent
L. LEO SPALUIEG,
April 2nd, lsC0
April 9Th. lsS0-lv
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. CHARLES COMBS. having To-
II Gated himself ut the q KEA +
N L LIS Coz the purpose Of practising
his profession can always be fousd 1t the
residence Of J. J. Allstan. E.q.. when not
professionally Engaged.
Jxu BOD, ls62-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
u DISSOLUTION or CC-PARTEER.
NIP.

'l'IIE eorartncrship here,oEr existing BE-
I twecn the undersigned, under the firm
and style "f leach 4 Herbert. is this day dis
r"lvc,i by mutual consent. All persons in-
delietl Ia tie late firm ~. hcrrby requested e.
come forward anil settle their Indebtedness,
Without delay. Either party is authvrizc,! (.
settle the business If the firm.
WM. r. I.EACH,
GEO. II. HERBERT,
Sept. Goth. lsGl--,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted to me fos taxes f,s
"A this year will please come forward and
settle the same tn me. o. Capt. j. j. AIistan
~ thirty days. Ii not settled in thirty days
from date. shaal be compelled through re
csssity TO e.,liect By law.
GEO. u. DOffAyAN,
Col. Of 2nd. Dist.
Nov. 2Ist, ISSi-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
DISSOLUTION OF
COMPREHENSIVE.

LEONARD TowN. !
Jan. LIST. 1862. (
sVsHE CO.PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
L listing in the Cigar Mandatory Of Mor-
gan, Jamison & Co., Is this day Dissolved with
mutual consent BY the undersigned, partners
IN interest. AL persons indebted t. The firm
will please settle with B A. Jsmison, who Is
authorized to receipt in full.
J, FELIX MORGAN,
u. A. JAMESON.
Jan 9Th, 1862.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

THAD. K. PREUSS,
Attoraey aaa Coaaselior at Law,
Ana General Age~f .fr Claims,
" ILL attend Ia the coilcc,ion Of all
w claims agxinst the General Govern
us<lst. All comreunicati.,ns addressed to ire
1t Leonard Town will meet with psompt At
tssssioa.
JaE. 9Th, lsc9-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

rvNHE subscriber wishes 10 hoy . lot 6
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. Of t.,sh
sexes, for which the highest market prices will
he paid. Persons wishing to sell. who MAY ,.os
zee himr during his present to'. through the
Sohthen counties Of the State. will have their
orders promptly rsspsndedto, by addressing
ALLEN 8. DORSEY,
Washington. ID. c.
Feb 2nd. lS6O-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
LUMBER
SHINGLES!i

LUMBER
SHINGLES!!
FLORlNG, &C.
WE invite the attention Of our friends an
" consumers, generally, in st. Mary s an
adjoining counties to our extensive assortmen
Of seasoscd BULLDLNG MATERIALS.
A. Pzfties contemplating the erection oil
Dwellings, Barnes, &C., will find ID greatly q
their advantage TO give W . call, a. we can
sell at lowest rates for cash or Negotiable Pc
per.
Doors. Frames, Sash, &C., furnished at
Mill prices.
Orders filled for Bricks, Lime, Hair, Nails,
&c.
NJ Whasfage charged On Vessels receiving
Lumber from our Yard.
CARSON. ZIMMERMAN, & CO.,
Wcst side Union dock,
Norfolk Beat Nhsrf
March 2Gsh. IS6O-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
MOI ICE.

TVHE undersigned wish 10 inform the
IL people Of Saint Msry's ant sdiourn-
ing counties. that they have just completed
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. sud are
prepared 10 haul cot vessels Of any size.
aud will REPAIR. CAULk. &c. on the
p,ost RESPONSIBLE tcrme. Prompt alteration
to all work. and quick dierstch willie gives
IN al csses. The Railway 10 situated about
. quarter Of mile from Leonard Town @
tpc oyster creek. where VIC will slso
build Sc0WS. BOATS, OF VESSELS, j,
reqsired. on the lowest terms
HAHj3IS. NORRIS & FOXWELL.
July 10th lS6l1tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

II ARGE WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRYGOODS.
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTERk CO..
Nos. 1899, POI and 2O3 Baltimore street.
BALTIMORE,
Have now in store. and are Constantly
adding thereto. a large and varied stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
embracing articles from the lowest to the
highest price, in every department Of the
trade.
Would call particular attention to their
stock of Goods foe farmers and planters'
use, such az 81 and o. Pulled Cloth;
pcnitenriary Plaid I.inscys and Cos.ons;
Servants Blankets: heavy Bleached and
Brown Cottons; Osnabures; Canton and
Wool Flannels. and indeed every thing re-
quired By an individual. family. or for scr
wants use.
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
ION the most advantageous terms" and
SELLING FOR CASH ONLT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
we are enabled to mark our goods at such
prices Us will make it the interest Of al 10
deal with Us. An examination Of our
stock By persons visiting Baltimore to make
purchases il invited.
Sept 10Th, 1sG1-6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
NOTICE.

n IL persons wishing TO rommunseate
Il with ne by, -tier. W II dsF-r 'the1 rss-
srspsads nc BY IN ssIto Pos ,rcbsrec< 'Lastes
county. Md. or BY steamer So. Nicholas.
O Chsppei Point Charlie. couRty Md.
A# WIN. Z. CAMPBELL.
e. a.. 1904
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
JAMES WILKINSON.
GROCER { cMMIssION
M E R CHI a MT
No. l22 Dugan's Wharf,
BALTIMORE

Keeps constantly on hand large aasort-
men, afxC rrRIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foseicn anil DDnaest,c Tiqurs, Tohacco, Sc
gars. &C., which will be sold at the lowest
market prices.
Produce II all kinds sold on commission,
| shall only do . CASH commission
kiaess.
Nov. 29th. lsS0-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

NOTICE.
9sHR undrrs gbea has Just received . large
; SUPPLY of Ladies' rAKTY and BALL
Goods consisting Of
White and Co!usr,i rarletors,
Ladies white Kid Slipper
Ladies White K;;i Gloves. &c. Sc.
Also,
Gents " bite Kid Gloves, ..a
Geais Fancy Neck Tos,
Gents Fine Shisss, and Cellars, &c. sc.
T.. LEO. SPAI.DlEG,
I.evnasi Tvwn.
January sri. isCI-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
FOE SHERIFF.

rHIL.tr r.. DORSEY. thankful 10 ms
friend. and the ra,l,c far the s"pPor: he re-
rr,yeI at the isse sIecti"n offers himseif again
a. . -aadid,te fcr Sheriff and s"''c'fs ihe woes
~ hi. S.ilo = -e,,.se,.. of Sc. Mary's county Al
the mex; Sf~'Iar.
Nov. 2.f, i~si.
,,aRp,Sov EDWARDS, offers himself
., the voters of Nj Mary's County as q can
d;d,,. far Sheriff nt the neat eiectiOn.
Nov. 2ist. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
LUMBER, EEa
SHINGLES,
LArHS. -
BRICKS.
LIME.

SASH. Doors and SHUTTERS.
LcE sale 1t she gerry lss~n Pr x sSr CASH
" APPiOvED credit. Befuse buy-
i,g. csn AID ser lis At she CORNER Of Eusa y
and ursssan Streets ~ III ls? Light Street
Wharf. Bal,ia.srs, Nd.
BCEEs & SLOAN,
March 2Iss l6el-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
BUSINESS NOTICE.

VNhE unders;sr'd. having purchased tho
= i.se,r's If Sinu., & M.idcs in tie
hertaHs.Ie kusinnss. viii ecntiYuc 20 scIl a.
the odd ssais... sad .~lii: a -on,;nuanoe 81 TIE
rsr. liberal patronage -z,en,i.,i TO the late
ksn. TAe. viii kee;' Constantly 90 hand
.sss-d as.eumesi .s Ect-k. AND will ell on
r'csr isfrns ~ cA,.la fail 81 ,,,sase the old
rt;.scnaTs If tie hux.e ans. tire r.bi,c reo.
esally.
GEORGE A.HF. X. SrNyS.
x Le,u.rI Town.
Nd.
Serknter Icii, ieel-a.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20
DENTISTRY.

DERSOSS needing the services Of first
! rate Dentist will do we'll to empl0w DR..
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

" VI. II. HARDING,
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

Serkn,ter l2iii. leeI-;f.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-26
4 Word TO the County Commissioners

Have not the County Commissioners the
power, under the Code, to make an appro.
priation, to pay bounty to each and every
volunteer who may enlist in this county, in
defense of the Union? We think there can
be no doubt of their having such power. and
we know that every thoroughly loyal man in
the county is in favor of their exercising it.
We trust TIE Commissioners will. therefore.
meet at once. and amend their levy. or
make an additional one of at least so. 900.
to he used as bounty money, or for The sup
port of the families of the Cecil volunteers.
The rebels who nrc now raising funds to
furnish food and clothing to the prisoners ut
Fort Delaware and elsewhere, will then be
compelled to HEEL to support the families of
the loyal men who are offering their lives in
defense Of the Government. Mes -icurs
Commissioners, the Union men of the
county call upon you to take the RESPONSE
bility, and LIT our domestic traitors know
that they mnT and staH help to suppor, the
Government which they are, assassin like.
attempting to destroy, while sncakingly
seeking its protection. Let the apprupri,.-
ton be made at once.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-26
General POpc's ideas of War.

The Orders of General Pope to the Army
of the Valley of Virginia. on assuming
command, have the ring of the true me, al
in them. The entrcnching system and
waiting for the enemy, technically termed
strategy finds but little favor in the
Generals eyes. Advance and forage on the
enemy. Lay him under contributions
Seek him out, fight and defeat him. Turn
every means of injuring him to the purpose
These appear to be General Popc's ideas of
war, and compared with war as we read of
it i'll history, all must confess that these
views square with the pre- conceived notions
of the bloody science, much better than
stoppinga powerful and spendidly appointed
army short, when on the march against u
retrcatns and panic stricken enemy, to
throw up eartlworks, and wait till that enemy
RECEIVERS, rallies and attacks the remnant
that disease, hard labor, decentralization,
and the fashionable furlough deserton, too
prevalent in our armies, have left Too
nassly Of our American generals seem to be
enamorcd Of the mattock and shovel tactics.
blunt oiu General once told Washington
that if he expected to gain the independence
of these States he must abandon the mat
soek and try firearms. Gen. Pope appears
to be Oh that way OF thinking too, and if he
only acts mp to his recent army orders we
are likely to.have more fights Than dtchcs
in the Valley of Virginia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-26
Brilliant Cavalry Operations in
Virginia..

WASHINGTON, July 2i.-The follow ing drs
patch has been received at the War Depart
ment:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA
TO lion. f.. W. Stanton, Sccp Of Var:
The cavalry expedition sent out by Gen
King, on the 22nd, from Fredericksburg
returned last evening.
Early yesterday morning they met and
defeated body Of rebel cavalry, about loo
strong. stationed hear Came Church, on the
telegraph road from fredericksburg to Rich.
mond. burned their camp aud six cars load ed
with corn, and broke up the telegraph to
GUrdonsville.
An hour later large party of Stuwapt's
cavalry came to attack them. These, too
were defeated, driven across the North Ann
river, and pursued till within sight of Han.
over Junction.
Several prisoners. large number of horse,
A march Of seventy miles, aud the cncoun-
ter and defeat Of two bodies Il rebel cayaly
were accomplished in twenty -nine hours, and
without the loss of man.
l have not yet received the names of tn.
commanding officer and troops who have
Thus distinguished themselves. but will trans.
nit them to you as soon as the particulars
are received.
The damage done to the Virginia Centera
Road by the expendition Of the 18Th has not
yet been repaired.
(SiSneG) JoHN Popr,
Major General Commanding.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-07-26
Communicated |

Nix. EnIToR:-lf" Seccsh" svmpathizcrS.
old enough to have arrived at years of dis
erection. meet after having received news II
"A reverse to the Federal arms, and congra.
tnatc each other upon the glorious "trs; or.
if Il" Seccsh " We're heard to say he " hoped
the Northern scoundrels would now enjoy
the lnxuries of a southern prison - or, if
another patriotic individual of the same
stripe, were known to give uttcrnnce to the
wish " that every Marylander who fought
against the rebels would be killed." would
such cases come under the military power
of Gen. Wool upon notice given, or would
they more properly claim the attention of
the " Vigilance Committec?" INQUIRER.
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