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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15
A New Paper.

The HaJord Times, formerly "The Har.
ford County Times" published at Havre-
de Grace, by j. &. Donnely, and which
was suspended at the breaking out Of the
Rehellicn--has heen resuscitated, and will
appear on the 5th Of September, under the
editorship Of W. X. Wright, who has been
employed for several years as foreman in
The Whig Office. Mr.. Wright entered The
Vhig office when small boy, and when the
paper was under the leadership Of Mr..
Ricketts,, and worked his way up from the
position Of last boy, or devil of the office,
to that of foreman. He is thorough mas.
ter Of his calling, is ''honest, faithful and
capable" and will doubtless make live
paper Of The Times, We recommend, for
the new Issue Of our Havre. de. Grace cotem.
forarr, hearty support from the citizens
of Hartford county.
7. A. Johrnon, xho alco acquired his typo
knowledge IL this office, aud who has been
for some three yesrD an employees Of III
Wig. is partner in the new concern. He
,s clso scoi prs-,csl printer and an up
: ght bufinEss rian.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15
The Congregational Convention,

The Congressional Convention, held at
Cambridge, on Tuesday the II inst, to
select candidate for Congress for the FRS,
Distric, Of Maryland, nominated the Hon
John ". Cris6eld.
J, T Mccullough, Esq, of Cecil offered
the following resolution which, after some
efforts to amend, was tabled BY the Conven-
ton, and Mr. Chrisfcld was placed ON the
track untvammeled by any pledges.
Rssol;ei, Ihat this Convention hereby
pledge Its nominee TO asslst in the orguuiza
ton OF the new House Of Representatives,
by the election Of Speaker favorable to
the administration, also to hearty support
OF its measures for carrying out the war and
suppressing the rebellion.
While refusing to pledge Mr.. Chnsfield
publicly to the performance of these duties
and to pursue any other policy will be
faItamount to open secession and sup.
port Of the rcbellion-his friends were
unanimous in del ring him thorough
Union man and in favor Of the policy Of
emancipation, at least in this State, and
every other measure calculated to overthrow
the rebellion. Mr.. Chrisfeld will be called
upon to define his position before tie
campaign is ended, and till then we shall
withhold comment.
The delegates from Cecil and two from
Worcester voted blanks
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Things about Town.
REPORTED FOR TIE CECIL WING.

- Our friend, Levi u. Lehman, whose
business stand is next to Mitchcl's drug
store, inforns US that he is about to give up
the dry goods business, and dispose of his
entire stock at cost. The millinery depart
ment will still be conducted as formerly.
- Apples, Peaches and Blackberries. -
Peaches have been showing themselves to a
limited extent in our shop windows and
market carts for some days. Prices are
very high. Apples appear to be plentiful
and Of fine quality. Blackberries were
abundant, early in the season, but soon dis
appeared from the market. Persons from
the briery districts report heavy crop, and
wine making has been essayed on quite
an extensive scale by some of our rural
friends. We heard of one gentlemen who
invested in berries and sugar to consider
able amount, but being novice in the vim,
tage business, and having allowed his scrip.
ture maxims to grow rusty, he put new wine
into an old vessel and bunged it up. The
consequence was that the vessel was broken
and the wine lost.
The County Commissioners and Or.
phans' Court were in session this week. 4
report of their proceedings will be found in
The Whig.
The hot weather has somewhat moder.
ated, but every man you meet is still swelter.
ing. Ice is very scarce, but delightfully."-
cool and refreshing drink of iced soda water
can be had at Mitchells drug store, for half
dime.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TINE subscribers, Collectors of the several
l. Districts of Cecil county, will be at the
places named below, on Thursday, Friday md
Saturday, the 9th, 18th and 29th days of
August, inst, and also on the last Thnrsday
Friday and Saturday, Of each Of the following
months OF September and October to rece i've
asd make the following deductions for pay =
m"nt Of State Taxes, viz:
For payments priur to September LIST, next,
per cent.
For payments prior to October LIST, next,
per cent
For payments PRIOR to November list: next,
8 per cent.
W. ScoTr PRICE, Col. list District,
at Cccilton.
ALEX. P. BARwlCK Col. End District,
at Chesapeake City.
WHrls RrTTER, Col. 3rd District,
at Elkton.
A. H. BRINToN, Col. 4th District,
at Fair Hill.
b. N. MORRISON, Col 5th District,
at North East.
JAMES A. CouLsoN, Col 9Th District,
at Rising Sun
JonN CRAIG, Col 7th District,
at Port Deposit.
JAMES CuMnINGs, Col. 9Th District,
al his residence in Pilot Town.
S. j. BHowN, Col. 9th District,
at Brick Meeting House.
Aug Is, lS63-6w
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS Court.
August term-Judgcs Hanes, Evans and
Bidd!e. Inventory of James Wilson, decd, ex-
hibited and passed-orler to sell the goods OF
either public or private sale. Inventory of
James P. Price, exhibited and passed. Ordered
that widow take $3.50 OF goods at appraismeni
In case of Adeline Nickle and others, rs jas
). Niek.e- Ordered that letters DO revoked, and
new letters on estate OF VIM. Nickle, decd, be
granted to Jas s. Nckle and james Eicklc,
who entered iuto bond with security aprrored.
Final account Of VIM. James Evans, executor.
Mary Evans, passed Bond of Elizabeth Rne.
hart and j. Howard Pugh, guardians of Edwin
John aud Charles Rinehart, approved. Or
deled that J j. Hcckart, executor, VIM. MOI
tis be authorized to convey to Hannah L. Barry,
The property formerly sold VIM. H. Barry
DiTidtld in the estate of Levin Dickson. of
%! cents il the dollar, confirmed
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. Die0.

WlLSON.-At bis residence, near the Brick
Meeting House, on the 3lst of July, Mr.
Samuel D. wilson, in the ed year of his
age.
WILSON.-At Willow Grove, August Sd
MINNIE p, eldest child of John p. and
Louisa B. Wilson, aged % months and "A
days.
MAXWEIL.--On Wednesday, the 29bh
Of July uit., near Pennington, Cecil CO..
Nd, MARY +. maxwell, only daughter
OF Thomas Maxwell, Esq, aged 81 years
BOULDEN.-I this county, on Tuesday,
August llth, HATTIE, only child of W. T.
and NJ. A. Boulden, aged ! year, 10
months and II days.
Our little Hattie has gone to heaven
We hope one day to meet her there
Then, our sorrow will be ended,
And we will her blessings share.
on Thursday, July the
10th, at North East, DREW THOMAS, beloved
son of William and Mahala Murphy, aged 3
years and IL months.
To the Memory of Lieut.. Z. M.
Jordan.
dearest son thou hast lett US,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But lis God who hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Little thought we when we parted,
That wee never meet again,
But thou hast left US broken hearted,
And our tears are all in vain.
To him the trumpet's piercing breath
Now sounds to arms in vain,
He's euartered in the arms of death,
He'll never march again.
Sleep, noble warrior sleep,
The grave is now thy bed,
Cold in its bosom thou dost rest
In silence with the sacred dead.
W. J. H.
Not original-Devil.]
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CSloE NoMlNArloNs.--The Union Con.
vcntion OF Baltimore county, which met on
Wednesday last, made the following nomi
nations:
For Senator ohm s. Given, For House
Of Delegates WIN. II. Hoffman, Zepha Nah
poteet. Joseph H. Wright. John g. Pearce,
David X. LNaby, and James NJ. Lester. -
For Clerk Of Circuit Court ohm Fl. Long,
necker.. For Register Of Wills-John Phil.
:.v:. For Sheriff Daniel s. Armstrong;
For States Auorney--J ohn T. Ensor For
Co@nty Treasurer Christian Gore. For
County Commissioners Daniel 8. McCau.
ley, james Button and Joshua F. Cocker.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court-H. +.
Rutter. James A. Ston .'fc.d and Stephen
W. Falls. For Sug7eyor--John u. Wheel
err
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

bsas'" found myself first freeman
when on British soil" says Vallahdgham
in his address. ANY Irishman could tell
him that he lies. Any Englishman could
tell him that the exercise in Britain of a
tenth part of the freedom with which he
assaulted his own country would have caused
him to have been hung as high as Hannah.
The traitor boasts that he is "under the
protection Of the British flag" Americans
understand that this is by no means the
first time that the British flag has afforded
mold boastad that he was protected by the
British flag.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY Con-
MissioNERs.-,At The meeting Of the County
Commissioners held this week, TIE following
among other items Of business were Transacted ::
Resignation Of Inner w. Chambers, as Con
stable OF 9TH District, flied and accepted and on
petition Of citizens Of said District. Andrew J.
Buckley was appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Report of Examiners in the matter OF
widening the North East and Bay View road
was confirmed and the damages awarded and
expenses ordered to be en!eled for levy
Report of S. H. Jack, County Surveyor, in the
matter Of resurvey of road from near S. Wood
rows gate, on the Wallace road, to Harmony
meeting House, on the Port Deposit, aud Lam
caster road, was confirmed.
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THE STEAMER
J o II N +. RODMAN

fs#r"~ Il Is running regularly between
z: 7 .4'a4sa;;ss@ FORT DEPOSIT. nav
ass..,sssssI EIDE GRACE AND BELLS
FERRY. connecting with all day trains from,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Leaves Port Decosit for Bell's Ferry at
a. M, 1870 M. 80 and Sp. m. Leaves.
Port Deposit for Havre de Grace at 9 a. nj :,
and p. m.
Gy>tage for Darlington connects with the
Boat at Bells Ferry every day.
o. Stage for Rising Sun, Oxford and
Philadelphia Contra! Railroad connect at
Port Deposit every day. Passengers for
either Stage will take Is a. m. train from
Philadelphia, $40 and 10 a. M train from
Baltimore. W. W. DAVIS,
j. L. BAl.LANCE.
Aug l5 1853
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THE SIXTH DELAWARE REGIMEST.-The
9th Delaware Regiment, Col Wilmer, passed
through Warrington on Friday morning about
81 o'clock, from guarding the =. W. & B. Rail-
roud, below Havrc-dc-Gracc. We Learn that
the first battalion Of five companies were sent
to Fort Delaware and the second battalion We're
ordered to Smyrna. The three months Battery
under Capt. Thomas Crossley, also came up in
the same train from Perryville, and We're quar-
tered in the franklin Factory building, south
west corner Of 9th and Walnut streets.
Gazette, II inst.
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tflGrric0.

McNElLL-FIRADE.- On the 9Th instant,
by the Rev. G. Dram, Mr.. GGoRGE A.
MCNEIL, of Philadelphia, Pa, and Miss.
RACHEL \. FIRADE, of Cecil CO., Md
JACkSON-CALDWELL.-By the Rev j..
u. Curtis. on Thursday, August 18TH Mr..
WILLIAM JACKSON, and Miss RACHEL NJ
CALDWELL. both of Cecil couuty.
II ltDSON-COX.-By the Rev. r. Lloyd
Goldsborough in 81. Ann church, on the
18th inst. Mr.. JoHS Cox aud Mrs. LYDIA,
daughter Of the late Thomas Hudson, Of
New Castle CO., Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

- The Reconnaissance recently made by
order of General Ransom, to Woodville,
quantities of Rebel cotton, stores, &C., were
destroyed, the amount being estimated at
50, oC0,ooo
Rear Admiral I'arragut was officially
received at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on
tuesday. The distinguished visitor was
most cordially greeted and congratulated m
bis brilliant career % the Mississippi.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

Eey' Peaches are becoming plentiful in
the Philadelphia market, and large yield
is promised for the present seasop. Thus
far the fruit is small, and in quality com
pares unfavorahly with previous seasons,
when the early crop was brought from the
South. The supply which now reaches the
market comes mainly from Delaware and
New Jersey. The prices range from Sl.2G
to 81 per basket.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

A MAN OF NERVE. Surgeon c. D. White,
z. $. Navy, arrived in W'ilminrton, last
Wednesday evening, ea roate for Baltimore.
While awaiting the midnight train, his re.
volver acadentty FELL from his pocket to the
floor. which discharged it. the ball taking
effect in the calf Of his right leg, penetral,
ing to the bone. A physician VAS sent for,
who arrived and proceeded to extract the
ball. The latter not working as rapidly as
the injured man desired. wishing to get off in
the train, he coolly took his knife, made
two incisSioNs in reverse directions removed
the ball. that had become fattcned, from
the bone and then sewed up the openings,
without e,iucing the slightest emotion OF
pain or discomfort. His wound was dressed
and Mr.. Riauhard furnished him with a
crntch, but his departure was delayed until
next morning. Del Republican,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

The KENTUCKY ELECTION The louisville
Journal says that as i.i as heard from the rcx'
General Assembly will be composed ss follows
Senate, Iliirly-oue Union with six districts to
hcai FROM; House sxty-eight Union and two
seeessionists, with thirty counties 10 Tea, from
The vote i'll the Seventh Congressional Dis
tlict is as follows: Clay (Cnion) 4,32l, Booze
2,3l3, Buckner ,947.
The Journal says: We have returns, official
al reported, from sixty eight counties for Gov
elnol, and Judge Branleie leads Mr. Wicklifle
over thirty thousand majority.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

WHAT DRAFTED Man CAN Do.-A con
script can do one of four things: LIST. He
can report for service. ID. He can furnish
a substitute. I'd. He can pay $500 to the
collector of the district, and present his
receipt to the enrolling officer, WHICH will
secure bis discharge. ath. He can be ex.
amlned by tho Government surgeon and be
exempted on physical grounds.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

HARvlsr.-The las, vesigc Of har-
vest has disappeared from the fields, and the
brown stubble lies baking in the sun. Dur.
ing the early part of the week, here and
there field might be seen with scattering
shocks Of oats and cocks Of hay standing in
it; hut they have all disappeared and
found place in the barn or stack yard of
the farmer,
And harvest-h BIT hath ushed the c,,urinr r.an
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WHEAT STACKS DESTROYED BY FIRE

WHEAT STACKS DESTROYED BY FIRE
The staek-yard of Mr.. Samuel Wilson,
who crops the farm of Levi H. Evans, Esq.
near Perryville, was destroyed by fire, Oh
Wednesday night, the fifth inst The stack
YARD contained about 1900 bushels OF un.
threshed wheat. The thrcshing- house, At.
tached to the stack-yard, was destroyed at
the same time, together with ,hreshing,
machine and fixtures. The fire was the
work of an inccndiary.
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Important TO House O,raars.
Important to Builders.
lmpo,iant to Raairoad Compan,es.
Important to Farmers.
I9HSS s. CReSLEI'S
IMPROVED
Cu.ta Pcrcha Cement Roofing.

IT i. Fir. ard Water Proof II can DO applied
L 10 new and ulf Roofs Of all kinds. steep or fat
ara TO Single Roofa without removing tie shin
g!es
>o-k lily. md all part. Of the United statez
'sEaj., X epl Indies and Genital and South
An"r'ca, OF buildings Of al kiuds, suck as Fac
',t!es fnendriss Churches. Rail Road pspnts
Cara AMI on Public Buildings generally. Gov
@timoDt Ru'!dings, &c by the principal Builders,
Architects and others. during the pas, four years
and hxs sfo,rd to DO the -hcl p,st and most dara-
be Rvofns 10 nae; it is il every respect n Fire,
W"tx, Ee,tbsr AID Time Proof covering for
Eu us VI all kinda
IA;s ia The only mat, ria, manufactured in the
1o.t't States which combines the very drsra bic
properties Of Ela..icity ami Durability which arc
universally acknowledged to be possessed by
,in..n r.r:ha and India Rubber
The eNpHnse Of applying it is trfang, az an
ordinary Roof can be covered ami finished the
same day, and wh.n flushed forms perfectly
'i~s Pro"f eli rface with elastic body, whch
mot BE- injured by Heat, Cold or Storms
Shrinking Of aoof Buards. nor any external
s:.au " hateyer.
Lfquid' Cu:ta Perch Cement,
F"r Coating Mea's OF all kinds wuen exposed to
she action Of the Weather. .,e. for Preserving and
Eerairing Metal Roots If MI kinds.
This il the only Coiupoaitoa known which will
>tS-9iiily reesst changes Of all climates
70. any length Of time, when applied to metals
10 'Lrce Giants Of paint cos.s mach less md will
Tart three times rs long md from its elasticity is
s>t Injured by the contraction and expansion Of
ii" aud othe, Metal R9pfs, consequent upon sud
den changes in .hs weather
|, will not crack in Cold or run In Warm
Hes;hrr, and will not wash of.
l.esky Fin and other Metal Roofs cap be
paired with Gutta Percha Cement. and prevented
f.u:s further corrosen ard, lea king. thereby
~nsDrias-a perfectly Water Tight Roof for uuisy
;eaIs.
lhs rrmen. il particularly adapted for tho
preservation Of lion Ratings Stoves Ranges
sAfcs. Agricultural implements, &c, alss for
general m,uutacureIs use
GITTA PERCnI CEMENTs,.
wv preserving and rep firing Tin and other Metal
Eft. If every description from its great c!aa,
t'city. is not injured by tho contraction anl
eA,.arson ~ Nctals, and will not iack in Cold
run IN Warm Weather.
E.W STAPLES. Agent.
April Is. tsS3-n. Elkton Md.
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A New STEAMER Messrs. W. w.
Davis and j. l.. Balance, Captain of the
fary,) have placed new ferry and tow
boat on the susquehanna, to ply between
Port Deposit and lIavre de. Grace and Bells
Ferry, etc. Their advertisement will be
found elseN here in The Wig.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

SCARCITY OF ICE. THE scarcity of ice is
general throughout the Atlantic cities. In Bal
tln!ore the price has tren doubled, and il is diff
fcut for private families to get an adequate
supply. Little or no ice was put iAyay q. any
point South Of New York daring the Winner Of
l5t2-3, and as a consequence II heavy draft is
made upon the Northern market from Penn syl-
sylvanin; while Baltimore, Washington and
other places are receiving their suppiys from
Boston and Maine. In Philadelphia, ice is sell
ing at two cents pound in Springfield, Mass
1t BRINGS twenty-five cents per cwt; in Huriord
Con, the present price is one Cen; pound OF
eighty-tour cents week for II pounds day.
Apropoa Of the ice question, we append the
following from the Scientific American in regard
to artificial ice:
!" great degree of cold is produced by
mixture Of saitpeter and slaubcr salts, and there
a:e now manufactured in England exported to
India, &c, in large quantities, cheuca. mix
lures known as freezing powder, by means Q!
which i've pounds OF rough ice can be produced
IN fifteen minutes at u cost of four pence PEI
pound. This powder, introduced into little
machine, invented by the sane person, may be
used upon the table to ice wine or wafer with
the greatest celebrity A bottle of champagne
may be iced in ten minutes for three PENCE
So Z cal is the intensity Of cold produced that
the sparkling contents Of the bottle may be
actually transformed into spongy mass
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SLATE,
To Builders and the Public.

WE are Agents for the sale of the Peach
w Bottom, York county, SLATE. Of all
kinds; Best Blue Guaged, I'd Quality and
Small, and can furnish Slate, at short mott ce,
either put them on or sell them BY the
square. They cost less than Shingles.
J. A DAVIS II CO.,
May 2, 1865 Gn, Fort Deposit,
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BUTCHERS aud MANUFACTURERS who
have neglected to make their returns to the
office of the Assistant Assessor for this
county, and fail to do so the coming week
will have fifty Per cent added, as required
by law
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

The FRACTIONAL CUaRENoY.-The new
fractional currency is said to be ready for
issue, but will no: be put in circulation for
one or two months, as there is still on hand
a largo amount Of postal currency to be
Issued.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

y CAMP MEETING. There will be a
ea.np meeting of the NJ. P. Church, War.
wick Circuit, held in A. D. Caulk's woods
near Warwick, commencing on the 2s,h of
August, aud not, as reported, on the 18th
INST.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

Ey' The Chamhersburg Bank resumed
business on Monday week, 1t has not suf
fered any loss whatever by the INVASION
al! its money, notes, bonds, and other val
uables. having been removed to places Of
safe.y
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MECHANICAL.
PORT DEPOSIT
Planning Mill and. Sash Factory,

PORT DEPOSIT
Planning Mill and. Sash Factory.
WE invite the attention Of all persons in til.
w City or Country. who contemplate the cree.
tiUl II dwellings,. Ba-ns. &c to our extensive
stock of Building Mafcrale in tho Rough AID pre-
pared Ter use, in part rs follows:
Loo1S AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Circular and Plain ;,
r!ISns. vES1TIAH AHu rly;yI
PANEL SHUTTERS;
ASHES ,tilhzed md not GlaLcl
WOOD M0CLDtNGS;
lAyT.R RED SASH;
FKACEETS:
WOODEN MANTELs;
stt Htli nSsfS' Turned.
E4RN yEhTIIATUR5
WINDOW GLASS
ErIlDERS' HaKUW ARE:
FASH WEIGHTS AND CORD;
HAND RAILING
tAlEuN rENJ.
--ALso-
1ikJ sSFp F1OOEIN1
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE, WHIT
plHk and AEMLnCk !; we'll esa.onsd
All # tho above VIC otter low for Cash. or APP
proved paper.
EP~or'ern by mail or. otherwise promptly
attended ~ by hlSEHAKT'S EXECUTORS
n. ". holland, Manager
Tort Ieposit, Mar 70, lSS2--Gm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

B% Those Of our readers having Gar.
ments they wish Dyed and C!cansed are
referred TO the Dyeing Establishment of
Barrett, Nephews & Co. See their udver.
tisement in this ISSUE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

ARRESTED neputy-Shcrifl Januey,
arrested on Tuesday morning last, John
Murphy, charged with assault and battery
on his father. He was brought to Elkton,
and confined in the Jail, to await his trial in
court.
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IMPORTANT TO

IMPORTANT TO Special
agents, detectives, enrolling officers, and
enlisted men employed in the department are
entitled to reward Of ten dollars. for the
arrest and delivering of deserter, in add
tion 10 their regular monthly pay. Deputy
provost marshas are not entitled to the
above reward under any circumstances
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-15

Mas. MITCHELL, wife of the Rev. r.
ii. B. Mitchell, Episcopal minister of this
town, died at Belvedere, New Jersey, on
Thursday last.