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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

To Be SHOT AS SPY.-The Wheeling
lntelligencer, referrinaso the announce ent
that Captain William +. Gordon is under
sentence of death at Fort McHenry, as a
Confederate spy, says:
Gordon formerly edited paper at Par.
kersburg, and at the time of the breaking
out Of the war he edited that rahid sheet
called the Clarksburg Register He joined
the rebel army. and some months ago he
returned TO Harrison county as rebel spy,
and sought refuge in house about seven
miles from Clarksburg, where his wife was
stopping Some soldiers discovered that
Gorden was in the house, and squad was
sent there to arrest him. The family denied
all knowledge of him. and the soldiers were
about to leave, when some one suggested
an examination of the floor of the house
he examination was accordingly made. and
Gordon was found to be concealed under.
meath trap door, carefully concealed by
the carpet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

EIE7oN MARxEr.--Red Wheat, 81 As {;
White do. 81 So; Corn 81 cents Oats,
'4(a,54 cents. Clover Seed per pushell, ST.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov IA. Flour
per barrel, 81 o0@7 10, Wheat, per bushel
40, Corn, 90; Corn meal, per bushel, 90 :;
Oats, ESQ IS; Cloverseed per bushel, 81 VI
Timothy Seed, 50 90
BALTIMORE MARKET.-White Wheat, 81 IS
al 80: Red Wheat, 81 60: Corn, white
96@lo2 cents; Yellow, 9G@l02 cents y
oushel; Oats-Maryland, 6st~73 cents ;
and eaa,e5 cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND STRAw.-We quote good TO prime
baled Timothy at 30a93l loose do. at 29a
30 and z2asZS per ton for Rye Straw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

Found GUlLTY.-Joseph Pounds, who
YES arrested in July last for committing a
rape on Mary Jane Mccullough, residing
in the upper part of this county, and whose
case was removed to Bel Air, was found
guilty at the last term Of the Hartford county
court, and sentenced to the peni,entiary for
five years.
W. j, Jones and Stevenson Archer, Esqs.
prosecutors, and Henry W. Archer, Alfred
W. Bsteman and Jas. w. Maxwell, Esqs.,
for defence.
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1florric0.

PAUL-McCLELLAND.-On Thursday,
the l4th inst, by the Rev. John Elder
dice, MIR. STEPHEN b. PAUL and Miss
SARAH McCLELLAND. all of this county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I'D, ut the
parsonage, by Rev. J. D. Curtis, Mr.. JAS.
d. MAXWELL and Miss LYDIA A. WILSON,
all OF Cecil county.
EVEHISr-kEittt.-On the 10th instant,
Near Port Deposit, by the Rev. Joseph
Mason, presiding elder of Wilmington
District, MIR. FRANCIS s. EVEREST and
Miss oALLlE E. kERR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

WILLIAM Brown, brother to Edmund
Brown, Jr., of this town, who has been
serving as hospital steward to the 4th Del
Vols, now stationed at Fairfax Court
House, paid his Elkton friends visit this
week. The Regiment was ordered home to
vote at the Congressional Election in the
little Diamond State, on Thursday last
Mr.. Brown is the personifcation of health.
When he Joined the army his health was not
remarkably good.
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Uic0.

HALEY.-On the 10th inst, of consump.
ton, ALBERT H., eldest son of Mr.. John
and Margaret Haley, in the 10th year Of
his age
The deceased was q member OF company
\, 9Th Md. Vols.
MAXWELL.-On Wednesday, the 2sth
ut., at the residence of his father, near
Pennington, Cecil county, HENRY +.
Maxwell, in the 10th year of his age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

perplex their brains with refinement which
vex our Northern politicians. A few days
ago they met in Washable and adopted the
following, viz:
Resotued, That we consider Slavery as the
original cause of this unnatural war, and
that in its emancipation we see the only
salvation and preservation of the Union OF
our fathers, of our freedom, and of the great
principles laid down in the Declaration O.
independence.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

In LIABo.-Christopher P. Ward, noto-
rious rebel sympathizer, who WAS arrested
at Chesapeake City, on Election day, was
sent to Fort McHenry to await his trial, Oh
Tuesdaylast, by Col Fish.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

CoNcERr.-The Sabbath School of the
Methodist E. Church of this town, propose
to give concert Of vocal and instrumental
music on Christmas night, next ; the pro-
ceeds 10 be applied for the benefit of the
school.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

SOLDIERS B0uHrIEs. "A bill will be intro.
duced into Congress early in the session to
have the bounty of soldiers paid in monthly
instsllments in addition to their monthly
pay. This will make thei, stated pay $50
a month instead of $l3.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

The members of the 9th Md. Regt. have
transmitted, through Major j. c. Hill,
to ]. 5. Crawford, Clerk to Comm ers,
$500, for their families. The funds are in
Mr.. Crawtord's hands for distribution to
those entitled thereto.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

COMMUNION sacriment of the Lord S
Supper will be celebrated in the NJ. E.
church, in this town, to morrow, at the fore.
noon service.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
AN ANALYSIS
i EV Y LIS II
CECIL COUNTY,

A agreed upon AMI settled by the Coun-
IA ty Commissioners tor the year 1863, with
statement Of the amount vi property in the
county liable to taxation for county purposes,
and the amount OF county tax thereon at I'll
cents in the 500, inclusive Of IL cts. in the
500, for school taxes.
amount of Property huble to County
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

~ DELAWARE ELtorIoS.-The election in
Z y:Hslawsrs resulted in the choice Of Mr..
Smi.hers for Congress. The secesh gave up
the contest and withdrew their candidate
Nj. Brown
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

JeuN T. RUST, Co. B, 9th Maryland Vol,
unteers, died in the General Hospital, divi-
sion No. /, Naval Academy Annapolis,
on the l4th inst.
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DR.. HARVEY L. PIERCE, assistant surgeon
of the 9TH Maryland infantry, died in kich
mond, on the 9th inst. of pneumonia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
PUBLIC SALE
ELKTON PROPERTY.

ELKTON PROPERTY.
rTHE subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
l. ON the premises, on
Monday, the l4M of December, nrrt,
about ii O'Clock A. NJ, the Property wherein
lie now resides.
1t is located on the Main Street of EIkton,
and has the advantages Of Town and country.
The improvements consist of a
COMMODlOUS DWELLING HOUSE
we'll arranged with modern convene nces.-
This Dwelling contains a Parlor, Library,
Dining-room, Breakfast-rooln, Hall, Pantry,
Kitchen, Laundry, Bath room, Eight Cham
bers for family use, and two for the use OF
servants. The Main Building is heated by a
large Chilson Furnace. In the kitchen there
Is = o"king Range, with all the conve-
niences for furnishing Heated Water to the
bath room. The Furnace and Range 60
with the property. In the laundry, adjoin-
ing the kitchen, is a Force Pump, which sup
plies the house and kitchen with water.-
There are two Wells Of good water near the
house.
The Cellars are Dry. Commodious, and
Well Arranged. The Who'll. house is in cx-
cellent order, having been thoroughly re-
paired few years ago. The Outbuiliings
consist Of Carriage House, Stable, Corn
Crib, Ice House, Coal House, Wood House,
Large Play Room for Children, which could
be used tor many purposes, and several other
small buildings
The Lawn about the house is large, and is
enclosed with a neat and substantial fence.
II is ornanrntcd with over a hundred Shade
Trees; many Of which are Evergreens-
The Garden is productive
The whole Property contains about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

Five girls, dressed in male attire, arrived
at Louisville, the other day, ip party Of
bsss 6RsaSsd rebel psssoesss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

No. Fifty tons of grapes passed through
Detroit one day last week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
CHAS. PEACOCK

% ID. ohO. Il Avn n
1868.
TOME and see the barg aims that are now
~ being offered TO the public At the store ui
FORD s. PEACOCK,
Cherry Hill, Md.
Having purchased very large stock of
FALL &c WINTERGOOD
prior I" the recent advance, we are prepare d
to sell them AT prices that defy Competition.
OUR STOCK embraces general aisort.
ment of Ladies' Dress Goods. Prints. Gin
CHAINS, Bleached and Brown Muslns. Fan
nels, Tickings, Cloths. Cissimeres. Satin"tts.
Jeans. Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing. Hardware, Queens
ware, Earthrn and St"ncware, Wooden and
Willow Ware. Drugs, Paints, Oils Varnish,
&c, with II full stock oi Groceries, and in
TACT everything calculated to form COM
PLETE assortment. All OF which We are sell
ing at less than CITY prices for cash, or com.
try produce which will be taken at Highest
| market prices.
N. B.-We solicit call from our friends
and the public in general: and we will use
our best cffo,ts tn sell them goods, 80 as to
make their call profitable one to them
selves. FORD Il PEACOCK.
nov 2l, lSG3-im
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LIST OF LETTERS

Lis Of LIZ thS
y EMAlNlNG in tho Post Office, Elkton,
IL Md, On November II, 1853.
C stard Miss Mary Suinde W.
galley Vim. Sails MISS Mary ~
Tevers"n Thomas = = Wooden Miss X. NJ
wPersons calling for the above will
please say they are .advertised.
JAMES AcKINsEY, Pm.
nov. ~, lSV2.lw
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CAUSAGE CUTTERS Il SUFFERS
- [ have received this week II good assert.
ment of Cutts.s aud Suffers the best ir
the market.
For sale cheap, by E. W. STAPLES.
nov II, 1858.
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80 ACRES
BUILDING LOTS.

lying between the Dwelling House above de-
sciibcd and the houses on the Main street of
the town, are so we'll known that description
OF them is Unnecessary. They are in every
way desirable. A Plot showing the divisions
viii he prepared before the day OF sale.
The title t" tn" pr"pert! is clear and unin-
cnmherei. Possession will he given ON the
first day of next January.
For the convenience. of purchasers, if de-
sired, ~ credit of three years will he given.
without requiring The payment of an. part
o' the purchase money. But the interest
thereon must he promptly paid semi-annu.-
", and the principal thoroughly secured in a
sati ,tactory manner. Or, If halt the rur-
chase money be paid in cash, the other halt
may remain as an investn mt IN the property
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Cecil county,
novel, l863--ts Mary land.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
pY virtue Of Decree and Il subsequent
- Order Of the Circnit Court for Cecil
county, in Chancery. the undersigned, as
Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, at the
Court House door, in Elkton, on
Saturday, The 1911 Of December, nert,
all that
Tract or Parcel Of Land,
containing
70 Acres and % Square Perches,
lying near Coilrg. Gr.en, apd being part O.:
the Real Estate Of the late Thomas White,
deceased.
1t is without buildings; but has some very
valuable
WOOD AND TIMBER
growing upon it.
THE TERMs SALE as prescribed by the
said Order require the purchase money to be
ia'd lii cash on the da! of sale.
Sale I" commence ~ 2 o'cluck P ".
JOHN T.. GROOME,
Elkton, NIL. nov. 81, lS6s-ts Trustee.
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Total, 1902 &
For repaarS Of Ronds and Bridges ::
Total, Sl.7Il37

For .WtSeellaneous Expenses
To introduce Gas into public bull
ngs, $3.50 on
Accts for advertising, 28i y,
Salary of Bohemia Ferry man lin
part) 10
For support OF Public Schools, $3.50 VI
Accts for crows' heads, 225
For Taxes ovcrpad and refunded, II rs
For House for election 1861, 500
For Deficit of fund to pay bounties
to Volunteers, 1900 90
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
hereby certif. that the foregoing Analy
SIS ct me Levy List of Cecil county for the
Year lS6" Is correctly made up from the book
"i the Commissioners OF said county.
Attest.
JAS S. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
nov IA, 1853 3w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

In the whole county s. O33 "a, no
The county tax on which at 81 cents in the
500, amounts TO $40 .OU2. So and is dstriLu.
ted on the Levy List as follows, viz:
For expenses OF Comm.s,oners' Count
PER diem Of County Commissioners, 1913 90
SALARY of Clerk to Commissioners, 500 90
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
24O ACRES OF LAND.

ABOUT ulle-ihlIu vt which Is good W God land
The Improvements are u
BRICK DWELLING, 81 by n HeA
IL feet. with Brick Kitchen al 2G Ill
ttched, IL by IL feet; u large sHIIfa -. ~
lame Barn, vn Stone Basement
, 1863-03-19
Sflistellaneous advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
w SATURDAY, the 2sth day Of March, AD 1863 at the
hour Of II O'Clock AM the following Real and Personal Es
belonging the Estate of A. g. BALcH deceased stu
ated In Pierce County W. T., to wit:
Lots No. Seven and Two q and q In Block No. Nine o.
These lots situated In the most business part Of the town
Of steacOOm. On Lot No. Seven Is erected good Store
and hrst class Saloon.
ALsO-Lots Two, Three and Four e, and y in Block
RorytwO 42-These lots adoin, and all cleared and
fenced On lot Two beautiful twO-stOry Cottage House,
three rooms on each floor and kitchen attached.
ALsO-LOts One and Two In Block Sixteen, which de-
sirable place for private dwelling.
ALs0-A the right to pre-smptOn land eam, adjoining
R. n. Parker's, In the Van Buren, Prairie.
ALSO;
Billiard Table;
l sett Bar Fixtures. completes
Bar-rcOm LOokngglass;
Lamps, chairs and Tables,
Cook Stove and fixtures, &c.
TERMS OF sALE-For Real Estate twenty eve per cent.
cash day Of SALE half the remainder when the sale 10
confirmed BY the Probate Court and the balance In sIx
months from the day Of SALE secured By mortgage the
premises sold.
Personal Estats-cash on delivery.
JOHN LATHAM,
8sA Administrator Of Estate Of A. @. Balch.
, 1863-03-19
MIscELLANEOUs ITEMS.

Ahonf tur, hundred men arr nj work in CON.
structns the Pacific Railroad from Sacramento.
farm in co,or.do T.rri,orv las, season rro.
drcod ono hundrod husbo,s or oats ~ The acre
s..,,p.u,.. r.. -. IT,, .L.r
a ~ 80 ~. - 80 =, S.ssa y vr:,,.. u
80" ss,'S w.. ' ..;.ss ~ ~. -" 49, - W.r.h
""O'' WI" " Wv
No"e " ""e o'.s. s's",u'Is w "-o Y.' r~'a'O
."o Psase ''SOO"sO' SUI '"o Ds"OO'~.C p"' "
'"OuS" ''"'' ""' . o'Ne" "''' sAPe'''O " W
So'
A Mobile paper says that Jefi. DAVIS delivered
asPeech IN that city on the sSth OF Deeemoer'
70 an aua'ence not exceeding AZ moSt' lou per-
'O"'' '"''uue "e"' "O"'e" -'O "Os''
when the FIRST Wisconsin OsValry VISITED
Pittsourg' Arkansas, about twenty on'On men
joined IT. Afterwards hVe Of them were taken
prisoners by tho rebels Een' hindman nad
them shoe
DR.. Frick Of San Francisco claims to have
, 1863-03-19
VICTORIA rARKEr.

From the British COlOnist Of March 3d.
Flour-e6 to 90 so; Extra, 81 to 75O.
Wheat-2c 10 2ic. La.
Barley-2sc . &c; Ground, Sc to SIC.
Oats-81 to SIC. -ts5
Bran-e80 TO &35 per ton. ~. ..., ~ IN
Shorts-es5 to go per ton. -,s
Potatoes-1c TO &c. Fl, l...t ... In. ID"
0nions-7c to So per ID. -eg
Hay-e80 per ton. l-.l
Beef-By retail, from 10c to 20c per ID.
Mutton-From lbc % 2Oc. according TO quality.
Lumber-S20 per N. ss..,'l :, -
Shingles-e4 70 eb per N. - -
, 1863-03-19

HotGowaxas PnEa- Self Preservation How
many Thousands lsvsvccably loss their heasth
through neglect of early derangsmenls and caFe-
leaSncsl Of the hIsl sgIhptoms q disordeped &C.
tionf Had Hollnwsy's Pills been taken all
would have been Foeti0ed, I'll morbid humogs
would have been expelled and everything Oh
naziOu 10 The systsm removed. For cleansing
he entIro BODY, md pIsssEving The hollihs no
drug o. combination Of drugs equals IN potency
H1louny's PnlA Al who have tEis8 ihem,
have united IN bssloAing lnqualinld praises
upon them fsg ~ sass, ckssrirlnesns and vigur
hoy bsgul NJ eEclllsnes q thoss Pilll ha8
ben alSlFisd and cUufEmsd b Psupls N all
parts of he nlobs; thalr woldsril ellclcy 10
plsvsntiRg q curing dlIsaIss b universagS I'd.
miiisi. --.. .-e.-
, 1863-03-19
MARSHAL's SALE,

TINTED STATES vs. JOHN N. CHAPMAN
By virtue Of alias execution issued bv NJ i.s ~
the Dsrct Court In and for the Third Judicial DSSie, a.
washington Territory, and 70 directed have eVied nnon
eIed and taken Into execution the lowing described
Forty acres Of land, part Of John M Chapmani. l..a
claim, bounded as fooNs Beginning at stake a the noIS
east corner Of the town plat known ChapmanS portion of
the town Of steacOOm thence running south llO rods q
seamans land claim thence west 1S rods Sake thence
y rods south % stake; thence west % rods 70 Sake
epce north 100 rods TO the plat Of seaeoom henes
east along south side Of town plat 10 place Of beginning
four ~ apd part Of lot ave ( In block iour,een
uA lot i've @ In boek Twelve, and lots two AMI three n
and IN block ten 0; ell being and lying In John n Cha
mans portion o. The ;OW6 II eteilaeoom. -
And will proceed 10 sell the Aame at Public Aueton N ~
Court House d0oIs for cash. The Law dreets on RRIDiY
2nh day Of aises, a tie hour Of o'clock
The object Of said sale Is to satisfy Judgment N fSvoS "a
the United States John 81 Chapman cT the sum N SsS
o. with interest FROM the 1st day o. August f Al ths ~
Of per cent per Annu and costs and Increased eo1is
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON,
49, o, 9. MaFsAaL
S64 BY r. ". M0XLiE DsSniv,
, 1863-03-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An ExEcUTEOn ISSUED
ID By The CLERK of he District Court In and for The Third
Judicial District Of Washington Territory, and 10 directed
Ihaye Levied upon, slu and taken Into sxseHea. and v
eel according % law, at the CouFt House. SATURDAY,
Tie 1eth day of April AD. 1903 at olOsk PM the
divided enehrd nesls. IN and % The following described
piece or parcel Of land, 10 Wit: a trral =
DnnnG q he norheasi corner o. he land claim of a.
ilyge baleh, and running east nlnelynve and half
chains % Or tree marked upon four sides The rand,
also similarly marked about three feet above he q Slnd
thence north twenty Degrees east hlFysx and shalf
ehen. % cedar siake On he palrs thence Sesi une
and oneha chains 70 Ar stake The border Of Puget
sound thence along he meandeng Of said Sound bearing
south fourteen degees Nes eleven fod thence twenty
Degrees west Fyeght rods; thence south eighteen degeeS
west twenty rods thence souh degee1 west thirty
tNo rods theuce south degrees, west thFysR rods
10 place Of beginning containing three hundred and twenty
Ace1 tneehef win an The tenemsntI hersdtlmens and a
purtenances thereunto belonging.
The be sold, much thereof Win satis1y
Judgment calling oF he of o10s 80 viii thereon
de rate Of two per per month from he 1oth day Of
August D. 1894 un paid and and increased ecss
rendered bY he aoreand Court q Ne August term $780, IN
favor Of .. O. wARBAs8 and aga.nsl n. p burma :
Dated SloIlacoom, March ieth, 1853. +. /.
to1 eAerR Of Fierce County, ". 9.
, 1863-03-19

DuruoE o. sHl TnaHnoas.-~By . dllpaieh
n he Eastern news summary, Il Win b sssb
that Consfesl hlI passed The blll ossinl1ing re
TeIyli0y o Idabo. ItiS noi stated what are
lhs boundaries. though Ws lssrR from other
sources that portion q Utah has been addsd
% he new Territory. There d enough q WASH
ipslon len 70 make vellihy and powerful State,
y " doubs no, \ Vim become, whom iis 10
seaEe.. lIs IalIl developed. ..llsl-oIq lg.sl
, 1863-03-19

KE1Pno y UT.-The v0lunisers 4 th'as, ion
continue % have god Tine viii he NOR, The
P1ymlsisE deposited in their hands, . 6anIgst
ago. They were long time psanlIsss, ana srs
nov trying % maks % ths loss N fnn thsy snu.
iainsd vhIIs IN hat condition. WHISKY has not
been n 1o1h bli1k demand here ISr long tims.
, 1863-03-19

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undsrsgned, u g. Collector Of Internal Revenue for
Washington fsIriloTy v 10 person b. Deputy, be at
county, on NE 'i'" s' fH
szem s0sh and slss aays q l1aFsh. lses, 'al
q which time an psr.ons living IN Pierce county Who have
been assessed By Ole United States Assessor requested
licenses. ~ ~ IHf - wv -''iN" wv Z"
nssy:s butcher: s1S cher. .ss a. have sss q q "a
toned above. :. "a r
.a11i u si-.7Ta R.A- eOLDsBOROgeH.
90 ~ ~ Ryw.w, MILLER, Deputy.
, 1863-03-19

Those who advocate the restoration Of the re-
lations between the North and the South, on the
basis Of an equality Of rights under the ConstitG-
ton, will, perhaps, get their eyes opened little
by the following estimate put upon their share
Of the coveted equality BY the organ Of the
Confederate Government at Richmond:
ave have committed many errors in our
treatment Of the Yankees. Not the least has
been in regarding them as something better
than they really are. They are BY nature me-
mails, and fitted only for menial duties. They
are in open and .fagrdnt iHsurreetion GgdinSi
their natural lords and masters, the gentlemen Of
the South. In the exercise Of their assumed
privileges, they depOrt themselves with all the
extravagant airs, the insolence, the cruelty, the
cowardice and love Of rapine which have ever
characterized the revolt Of Slaves The former
leniency Of their masters only serves to aggra-
vate the frrocity Of their natures
"When they are again reduced to suhjection
and taught to know their place, we must take
care to put such trammels s6oat them that they
will never have On opportunity to play these
tricks again"
YEGsT PowDERs.-Every housekeeper knows
how difficult it is to make good bread, and we
therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the
fact that to insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, It is only necessary to use
Redington 4 Co.'S Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel all similar preparations ever offered
to the public. See advertisement, in another
column.
, 1863-03-19

CALHoRzIA AND 0REoou RAnRoAD.-Thee eiti.
ssns Of MarysviIle, Cal, are earnestly moving 10
The project Of connecting that city with Portland
(0segOB) By rail Subscriptions are being takeh
up fOr : preliminary survey Of the route. and
the incorporation Of : compsRy.is urged BY the
Legislature before that body adjouFns- A bill
had been presented, but not yet acted upon q
last dates, which proposed TO loan the credit d
The stats to The amount Of three millions Of dol
lars toward the construction Of The road. A
mere drop In the bucket, this sum would be.
But Oregon win lose nothing BY this road, Z
she SIN elinss 10 the other. ~ I. 4 e e'' ~.
, 1863-03-19

Tn suuBHick arrived It Ksach's wharf It I
lats hour last night aasF an absence below. d
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