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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
The way OF Il.

Hardy Gays, in his paper Of yesterday,
that so long as Lincoln /" kept the faith, I,
no (Hardy) supported him.
Now, the reverse is just the case. So
long as Lincoln "supported y Hardy, why
Hardy kept the faith" That vas the
way of It. Vide the Dole letter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
o1Hol OF colLDo7Oa or IS4. R1TnSu1, /
Wheeling, Va March 4th. lSA3

THAT parties making making monthly returns,
IL mAykn0R The preYidonS Of the law 10 regard to
thOpSyment Of their taxes would call their alton
tion to the ollowlng sections Of the Law:
Sections 10 70 and So require the dutiea to be
paid to tho Collector 1t the tinO Of nderipR the
monthly list. nthey not then paid, the persons
owning the same liable TO dlstraint without further
notice, and they alSo Immediately incur the penalties
seTornIly prescribed Ia the above sections Ten iays
only will be giYon from above time.
Parties rerequested to make payment to the Col.
lecor ct hts ONCE therefore don't wait to be called
ION BY him. The above requirements will DO strictly
entSrced from and aftSF this dRte.
JAS. O. ORR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
THE NEWS.

The news this morning continues to wear
a brighter aspect. Gold has declined still
further, aud an air of refrigeration and
of re-established confidence seems to per-
wade the great centres of trade and popu-
lation in the East.
III. 49, G----.s---e,s- -s.-,-a.s- NO
South hangs ERE, 50 to speak, and there is
no certainty IS to what has been done or is
doing the rcinities of Yicksburg, Charles
ton AM 5avauuah.
T,. news from Europe, by private letter,
cheering. IT will be seen that it states
,hat the tone of good feeling in England to-
wards the cause of the Union ia becoming
Omnipoteut, and that the people hold the
ministry in complete check. If we can
only have decided success or two. in mill
itary matters the bottom of the rebellion
will soon drop out. Everything goes to
chow that the rebels are at their last gasp
for provisions aud munitions of war. Their
own accounts show this.
An immense unconditional Union meet
ing is getting up in New York, over which
General Scott is to preside, aud at which
John Van Buren, and James T. Brady two
prominent Democrats) and others are to
speak. All round the horizon the skies
are Frightening. Patience, then, Union
men, and be of good cheer. The glorious
day Of success is not far off.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
PRESTON COUNTY.
Meeting OF the New state COMMITTEES.

At meeting of the New State Central
Committee for The comfy of Preston, held
in the office of the Clerk of the County
Court, at KingWood, Va, on the Sd day of
March, 1858, the following appointments Of
District Committees for the several districts
and voting places of the county were made,
viz:
Distriet No.l.-H. Hagaus, Jacob NJ.
Thomas, Charles Kaptner and Isaac Nc
GraW.
Di.tret No. 2.-solomon Miller, David
Graham, Jacob F Martin, Daniel Tichnell
and Jehu Jenkins. :
FeaMer't.-John Feather, john Rode
nearer, John AMMAN, William a. King and,
Abraham Elliott.
PoTtlaad-Isaac l.. Painter, DR.. VIM.
Il. RaTeuscraft, Isaac c. Whetsell, VIM. b
Crane and John Elsey.
West Union.-John @. Heckert, Isaac
Startzman, DIR. A. T. Doll, James II. Shat.
fer. John Lantz and David Stemple, Esqr.
Grakass s.--Sam'l Graham, z. n. Hart
l1ey. James n Carroll, G. A. Heidelberg
and Ral Watson. 80
GofdoaiS.-A. Gordon, Barton Hawley,
lDr. Ashford Brown, William j. Kelley and
. n Jacobs, VIM. B. linn, G.
G. Murdoch, John linn and Dan'l r. Fort
KIagDOod.-John A. Ollie, Alexander
Shaw, VIM. W. Scott, John Potter and Jno.
]. Cooke.
Lndependenee.-Jno. Howard, Amos Gau-
dy, Thos. Gregg, a. W. Moore and Joshua
F. Herr. 80
Ega1spiHs, -JosepB G. Baker, Charles
A. Howard, job Jaco, William 3. Tut and
John Bolyard, senr.
Nine's.-Orpheus Purinton, Thornton F.
Jeffreys, VIM. b. Brown, Matlick and Jno.
RoDle,5urg-Col. Charles Hooton, Jona-
than Funk, Henry Shaver, ]. P. Call and
Asher Brakely,
Gentlemen -
We have selected you, not because we
believe you are moro devoted and earnest
New State men than hundreds of our fell
loW-citizens, but because of your ability to
spend your own time and your means in a
cause more desply vital TO West Virginians,
both individually aud collectively, than
any other cause (short OF our eternal salya-
ton, that ever called for earnest, patriotic
devotion, and prompt, jealous and deter.
mined action. Failure now involves the
swift destruction of all our temporal inter-
ests-it may be of our lives and our homes.
Men die, but their memories live. We
make record notp that will live after us
that will cause our children to rise up and
call us blessed-that will give them home,
country and a future-that will make
them freemen-that will light up for them
the pathway, which to their fathers has
been with many cloud o'ercast. Men of
Preston will you work now for your little
ones, who are TO live after you-who gath
er around your hearthstones, and with art
less Innocence and unWavering faith look
cry God and Liberiy--uttered by the free.
men of the. Alps, led on by their patriot
Tell, go forth and leap from crng to crag,
and be heard on the pinnacles, and re-ec6o
along the slopes and yallies OF our own Al
leghapies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
PUHhIo SALE anVAL UABIn RRAI

PUBLIC SALE 6GVALUABLER REAL
u as ESpATE.
WILL ON Saturday, the 21st Of March, inst. ofF,r
e auction At the front door Of the Court house
oLOhio county Lot numbered thirty 1857 sftu.
ated on 0entre street, and which Is erected Seyer
and thrty.fouF, on Fourth street on bJsS n -
ed two-Story frame house fronting on the strest.
and ato story brick dwelling on tho rear OF
maf4-td -si ID Z. r. ARMSTRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
Take Notice.

Lane NOGGS0s
A LII portions indebted by note OF otherwise for
Ia property purchased u the Eale OF John Mar
Well deceased, which sale was held the 18TH 18th
and eoLh dSys Of November, 1853, arc hereby notified
that said notes and accounts DO paid to the
eeptou OF the said deceased, and to other peiaon
or pSrGons. WILLIAM MAXWBLL
3. II. MAXWELL, =
nnaEo-StdRWS Hxecutors
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
FOB SAT,M

D ~ Al45s
r WILL sell a private sale the following deIirablo
u Real Estate In La GFaSge: Lots numbered 9S, %,
and 50 fest on the north part OF No IA II not sold
6Sfore the 18Th day OF March, 1865 viii on that
day sell the same At public auction at the nnt door
Of the Court-hpuSe Of Ohio county, to the highest
Terms mHdo known on tho day OF sale
mars IN ALoNZo LoHING, for the owners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
SMITH GRAMS,
JNo. b SroHE,

Sho. ., AuRD0CK,
Central Com.
P. S. There will be mass meeting of
the citizens of Preston on court day. The
9th day of March. s.'S
By order OF the Committee. @a
Smith CRANE, Chairman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

me United statsa Of Ansriea, In Rem, in a eToSs
I.aaesR. Triaablo. e @ ssSEis5s55o and
IWHEREAs, at the fan tern. A. =. 40 :, a..
OiStS1et Court Of Che United stSfSSl ~ =. ~ ~
49, DlstEiet Of Virginia ct WhselinF An 49,
= kon Nes MED on behAlfOf the Unffe
iss thereof for the said DfStrfet SSSs,
q Railroad Pastenfngs, deSsr:5ed Ri Ia
I.Gs q el aS the properly OF fsSas n ~ Ia
49, u nuisance that said Isaac r TirfSSb1. =
= a etllotr Of the ANN OF fl1e resi- S
49, .i,ss 1ns 5doHefnEent Of tbs DATED ~
80 - aoldtnE an once OF agency IiplSSs tsA
% ne eoealled Confederate ststs- ~
An1 under the rebelliouS GoysrnmeTt 1atSSAE
~ ~, one Of the States Of sSid
~. ~ 1s &c g The
49,, -, that sid properly riy =;
sS1 SO eoid g fsrfaitsd 10 the Unftsj
Z. ~ Z, tneEeioEe, In pursuance Of IN nso,Stf
~ rs ~ q SAID Court to NE frsctsI ~, u y.
e 9ere3y give public notice 70 IN
60 = ~ sa5d properly % Sr1Ss ~
q the DiGtricf Oourt "a {bSt 9e
iI1 Z q q Wheeling a tbe StE
-; =. V ,isos 4 the salne G66ll; BE = lSy ~ FS oI
- q "a etse On the next day6f e..
51en ~ there 70 inteFpoIo tbSiy "a
-. tqelf a1e tions In that behsif And
04te4 Ems 4th day Of Ps6ruSFv a TNs1seo
- ONWARD u. MORTON
i-t3 ss 4laEzaal OF the United 6ta3Ss.
Tor the Welkern SI-frfef7 49,. E &.
Z H45A4l1 h sAEIHs District Attorney > Ss,4S,t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
DANIEL PECK .

ATEoRNEX AT Law
oFIIcEon the eOrnsrof Fourth and onipov Z.
--.-.--lg Eae teeaaeaee iDF. Hughsa feb54sm2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
SOWING Maehina.
For a Short Time I'm the civ,
EASE AND GoMFoRT

NSVAaHAMEOUS 4 EEETCAGTFRTTH
p. CURES OF COI6NBsAND Rim
IONS WITHOUT OuTS
TINGSPAIE Or
BLEEDING
HHl tollowine are tsW tsstimontals selected from
host ofothefa Which arc the CreSfest n+ooS-
OF Dr.. RS proGafonAl GkIllfnlness: PAVS.s
Prom A. 8 Todd, H n, Whseline.
Dr. Randall removed = corn item ons Oh nv too,
@1 Wbs'ii ny Esss: a. Is,, Az TODD
Prom A. Loysoy, n. D.. ouora
have witnessed an operation by Ir: Randi. !, n
EsnIeTins Corn, which vas akfSny done afthopt
i January a, 1855. =. IoVEJoT.
DR. Kendall has porfornei = eomplste -on.r.. HIM.
On - rs y remoytnG several painful eornS
!AHe mad then oPeFated on before but never sSy
thinS % perfectly to my BatiEfSetion. =
$500. JOSEPH. REYBOIn
Rron =. a. Dixon, \. D, Editor q the se,lp.i.
It sFatss NJ eostate, that after The rep,oysI !,
eons y Ie5y Gkinfal aud painless nsnfns
4etIo9 pJ Dc. am eufoyInE Zrsat n
HhAn recommend him 1ffh con6 5e5ss -
New York, October q 1S69. 7z-=D q Dl4s's
loom. aoon, 446 MeLuFe House. mar41Es
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
MARRIED

At West Alexapder, Pa March 4th, BY the Rev.
VIM b Lester, Mr.. s. DoWNEH to Miss LINN LY
both OF Whe :lInS,Ta BE- FGf'9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
ts Strike for your altars and your fires,
God and your native lAnd.D

And should any of our countrymen be so
far lost to sense of their own interests as
to be disposed to cast their votes against
our cause, we earnestly ask them to stop
and thiHk-think Of the past---think of the
future-thiuk Of youS children-think of
your eouutry-think of your God, and then
reconcile your proposed action with your
conscience and your duty if you can.
Do you want your children educated p
Do you desire your lands improved in vail
ue! Do you want your taxes reduced p
Do you want to invite capital and
skill and labor into your midst? Do
you want your resources developed,
your coal, your iron, mined and
manufactured, your vast water power rem
dered profitable, and your onward march
in physical, mental aud neral develop
ment unobstructed and unimpeded If
you want all this-vote for the new State.
Your taxes have been reduced in Their
gauized government to so cents on the one
hundred dollars worth. viii you cleave to
old Virginia and pay one dollar and twenty
cents on the hundred dollars worth of proz
perry. which is now the rate of taxation in
the rebel government of that State. And
now we say to you, fellow-citizens, look
carefully over the whole ground aud weigh
all the arguments, and having learned your;
duty and your highest interest, 90 on the
26th day of March, 1868, aud vote for the
new State. ia 90
The duties of the committees will be to.
see every man in his district, and 10 see
that he is at the polls on election day, and
that he votes for the new State. To tx
time,and place in your districts for holding
new State meetings, and 10 notify the Gem
trail Committee thereof, and also give gen
eFa1 n0fiNa the 4Fdf,V,fe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
FOR SALE.
TOM THUmB.

lust REORVBD, lot OF Cards Of Tom Thumb
81 and Wife. Also, Cards Of Com. Mutt and Miss
lebrtttes az PARTBID6RS Gallery.
mars tr.a-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe a. bright a. now they WuToD
gtFII make Il lead our rankBin war,
stiII host above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TotraiI it.through the dust Of shame.
AL honest hearts its lot VIII share
And follow Il to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS
ATTENTION!

ALIEN
II MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE An
tention Of the trade to my large assortment Of
Coal on Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, Harps,
French Lamps Lamp Stands, aud Trimmings Of eN-,
every description. fAlsJ, Lanterns with BilllngS
MCKINNEY burner, which Is superior to anything
ever oferedto the trade.
As to quality Of finish and liberal prices I defy
competition. Catalogues with prices sent on applt
cation free Of charge to the trade.
Once No. $40 Pearl street, New York. Factory
No, AZ State street, Brooklyn.
w. n SMITH,
fsb21-1ma Sole Manufacturer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
franklin Insurance m

US stock q the FTnnliin Insurance oo-,-
peS are hereby n0tiaed 70 eau at he CftfSs,si
Sl.ls han6, within the next ten diva and ~ n
ll9 etSS bond for the balance Of theIr -tCcls
+ y ~ 81 SEg 5 q the Board,
zleoel-lOd No 1RrHuR, sssy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

1H' uul1sa s!atsn q AmeEica, In Rem, in eanss
I.aasR. Trianblo. e o9ffGEsslsafs and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
Correspondence of The Cecil Wbigl
Camp ID Reg. Del. Vols.
Near MORRISyILlE, Va Son 10 LAG

Near MoRRrsvIlLE, Va, Sep 10, 1853
EDITOR or CECIL WING SIR After an
absence of near four months, on detache ed
duty, | returned to the Reg. on the 2s,h
July to find all the Cecil boys and the Reg.
doing remarkably well, in nice encamp-
ment, one mile from Morrisvile, Virginia ;
yet very slim in numbers from the falling
OF brave ones i'll the battle OF Gettysburg
Pa, July, I'd and Sd, and sickness from
long and weared marches. The camp is a
most beautiful one in front of each and
every tent Is an arbour Of pine brssh, winch
makes this very picturesque scene; but
time and previous warm weather have
caused them to loose their beautiful color.
The country is somewhat better than we
nave been IN of late, in Virginia, but none
Of the best-rollng land, but'very thin.
My inquiry was for The Cecil Hhig the first
thing, and, to my surprise, the answer was
=" have not seen one for months. Now,
Mr.. Editor, :" shell out" and promptly,
too the men of the Reg are all anxiousIv
awaiting for back numbers and new ones ::
particularly the I" Big Elk Rangers" " of
Your immediate vicinity; they would like
to know what is going on in the county
July 3lst, took up line of march with the
Corps marched to near U. S. Ford-en.
camped there until August 4, when we
~ ''i''' VI w 'Ht Gum p' lHlhp mas Dcen
quiet since. This A NJ. we received COPY
of telegraph dispatch. stating that Fort
Wagner and Battery Gregg were evacuated.
and Morris Island in possession Of our
troops, which is glorious news and well
coined by all. July 2Sth two descrters
were shot to death by muskctry, in front of
our camp, only some two or three hundred
yards distant; the details of which have
been in almost every daily paper, so | will
not use up time on that any more than |
hope that it will have good effect, and
prevent future assertions. The army is in
splendid condition; lively as wasps.-
The parole prisoners, at parole camp, near
Alexandria, Va, are getting along finely ;
anNiously awaiting to be exchanged and
reioln the Regiment which we are in hopes
will be soon. With the kindest regards of
the Company to their relatives and friends,
am, respectfully, yours, truly,
r. I
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
Union Mass Meeting.

The Union men of Cecil county. who
endorse and approve the resolutions and
platform Of principles adopted by the State
Convention, which met in BALTIMORE City,
June 23d, last, in accordance with call OF
the State Central Committee, and who sup,
port the nominees of that Convention, and
who also support the Hon. John W. Cris-
field, the candidate Of the Union party for
Congress, are requested to meet in mass
meeting. in the town of Elkton, on Satur-
day, the 10Th day of September, inst, at
10 o'clock, A. Nj, to nominate a county.
ticket to be voted for at the ensuing cleo
ion, viz a candidate for the State Senate :
three candidates for the House of Delet
gates a candidate for Clerk of the Circui;
Court; candidate for Register of Wills
three candidates for Judges of the Orphans
Court; three candidates for County Com.
missioncrs candidate for Sheriff. a can
didato for States Attorney, and a candidate
for County Surveyor. Executive Com
mittee Tor Cecil county,
GEORGE. R. HOWARD,
j. HARVEY ROWLAND,
BENZ. f. MAY,
GEORGE w. BENNETT.
Sep, 5, 1853
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
WAR NEWS.

"A government despatch steamer brings
adAices from Charleston up to Saturday
night last. No reference is made tot he
reported capture OF portion of James
Island or the sienceing of Fort Moullrie.
but on the contrary il is stated that General
Gilmore was actively engaged in erecting
batteries on Morris Island under heavy
fire from Mouitrie aud Fort johnson. For,
Sumter was silent, but no further II ovement
mad been made to capture it. The Monitor
Patap2co has been sent 10 Port Royal for
repairs. Gen. Gilmore's official report
says that thirty-siX pieces of artillery were
captured on Morris Island.
The dispatches say that Gen. Gilmore
is making arrangements for permanent occu
patton OF Morris Island, erecting lines of
telegraph and strengthing the Notifications.
telegraph rs also being erected from Ty.
bee Island and Fort Pulaski. Ga. along the
Carolina coast to Cummings Point.
- \ despatch from the Army of the Poto-
mae yesterday states that the Federal position
on the Eapidan remains unchanged about
one hundred and fifty prisoners have been
taken by Gen Pleasanlon since Saturday.
On Monday an attempt was made to cross
the Rapidan i'll three places, but the Con.
tederates appeared in force and prevented
the movement. The losses on both sides
were 81 ght. The main body of tie Conted-
ciaCcS Is peleNeu 10 De al HordOnSyllle.
some OF the Federal forces are six or
eight miles beyond Culpepcr. Confederate
dispatches reportan engagement at CuIpeper
on sunday and skirmish near Ranidan
station on Monday, but without definite re-
suits.
On the Soth ult. the gunboat Champion
was attacked by guerllas on the lower Miss.
but the steamer opened fire and dispersed
them. Three Confederate paymasters,
having in charge two millions Of money for
the army in Arkansas, were recently captured
| at Bolivar Miss.
Southern kilograms report a skirmish near
Dalton, Ga, on Friday last. Dalton is at
the Junction of the East Tepnessee and
| Georgia railroad. Another skirmish occur
cd on the same day near Lafayette, Ga, the
| Contederates falling back before superior
numbers. A general engagement is expect
| ed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19

" BRowNLow KNOXVILLE WHO AND
REBEL NENTILAToR" The Parson gives
notice that he will resume the issue Of his
newspaper in October next, under the above
caption, at Knoxville He says:
Il expect to issue the first number in
October. as it was in that month two years
ago, my paper was crushed ont by that God
forsaken mob at Knoxville. called the Con-
jdder0te authorities. ] will commence with
this hell.born and hell bound rebellion.
whore the traitors forced me to leave off,
and all who wish the paper would do well to
begin with the first issue. as intend that
single paper Shall be worth the subscription
price to any unconditional Uniomst".
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR OCToBER, 1876

GODEY's LADY'S Book FOR OCTOBER. 1863
By process peculiar to Cooley, he has
obtained the very latest fashions for this
month, and they will be found colored aud
uncolored in his October number. The
unusual number of Seven Colored Figures
appear in the Fashion.plate, and Ten in
wood engravings. A new Story by Marion
Harland, ccppywrighted, appears in this
number, "Leah Mo0re's Trial." and will be
concluded in November number And in
the December number a Christmas Story,
by Marion Harland, will be given Here
are the terms of the Book One copy, one
year, SO. Two copies, one year, IS. Three
copies, one year, S.. -Four copies; one
year ST. Five copies. one year, and an
extra copy to the person getting up the
club, making six copies, $40. Eight copies,
one year, and an extra copy to the person
getting up the club, making nine copies,
SIS. Eleven copies, one year, and an extra
copy the person getting up the club, max
ing twelve in all, $40. Address Cooley S
Lady's Book, No. 1923 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19

Gov. BRADFoRD's LETTER We print on
the first page of The Wig this week, the
letter OF Gov. Bradford,-a paper every
man should read carefully. The Governor
censures Judge Bond pretty severely for his
opinion in reference to the enlistment of
slaves. The Judge, in etterdmed the 10Th
inst, and published in the Baltimore timer.
iran, in reply to the Governors structures.
says;
Governor Bradford appears to think the
interests of thCslXtecn thousand shareholders
are alone worth preserving, and that the
Tree counties and nom shareholders in the
state who already pay three tourths Of the
taxes, should likewise surrender, without n
nnrmur, their free lahoring population.
while the slaves remain to cultivate the soil
surely public burdens should rest equally
upon citizens, and as the free and Slave pop
ulations are equal, the proper method is to
enlist the one paripasiu with the other.
Besides, our Governor should remember
the suiiorinGe Of the people of Maryland
which he so elG9uen1y relates, have been
borne by the free counties and non. slare.
holding population. 1t is they who have
sutlerd from Rebel incursions and raids
Their fields have been devased by armies >
their property has been taken willing sacri
flee to the cause.
Safe from all harm undislurbed by war ;
alarms, no hostile foot have pressed their
soil, the Governor thinks the Shareholders
OF tbs State would object to furnish at the
call Of the President their quota of coIorcd
troops.
] hold higher estimate of their loyalty
and patriOticm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
CHE nlnhcts.

EGKToN MAREET.--Red Wheat, 81 25 ;
White do. 81 40; Corn 80 cents; Oats,
4!@50 cents. Glover Seed per pushell, ST..
WuMINGroN MARKET, Sep. IS, Flour
per barrel, So 5017 80, Wheat, per bushel,
25, Corn, 80: Corn meal, per bushel, so +;
Oats, 10000; Cloverseed per bushel, SIS 81
Timothy Seed, SO 90
BALTIMORE MARKET.-White Wheat, 81 81
al IS; Red Wheat, 81 40; Corn, white,
S2@SS cents; Yellow, SSW9o cents u
bushel; Maryland, 54g59 cents :;
and 75(G7O cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND STRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 25a$27 loose do. at 23a
S24 4; and 2OaS20 per ton for Rye Straw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19

ENLISTMENT OF SLAVES IN MARYLAND. 1t
is stated that the Secretary of war has deci-
ded to pay all loyal persons in Maryland,
whose slaves may desire to enlist in the
military service fshe government the sum
of three hundred dollars for each able
bodied man. A commission, il is added,
will be organized in Washington in few
days to hear and adjullcate all such claims
that may be resented.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19

- The Unconditional Union men Of
this Congressional District, met at Easlon,
on Wednesday, and nominated William J
Jones, Esq, of this town, as their candidate
for Congress. The gentlemen composing
the Convention, stand squarly upon the
address and platform of principles recently
put forth by the State Central Committee, of
which the Secretary Of the State is Chair.
man.