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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-13
MICH. SOU. q NOR IND. RAILROAD.
GN0M
1862. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1862.
AN AND AFTER NOV 10th, 1862
will leaxa Ufllsdao Station


nN AND AFTER NOV 10th, 1862,
IPa~emger Trains will leave Hilsdalo Station as TO-
fows, Daily, except Sundays .r f.r.f.
Leave flIsdale, Mail and Day Express, at l2:2eP.M
Leave Hill.dsls. Eastern Express, i:s7A:M
Lssrs Hillsdas, Mail and Chicago Exp, at & sSs PM
leave nj li.dale, Western Express, at 292sA.M.
'''"'' - o"e's'' CONNECTIONS.
AT TOLEDO with Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Rail Roa'
for Monroe and Detroit With Cleveland and Toledo Rail
Road 5andusky Cincinnat Norwalk Cleveland, Eric,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany New York Boston,
Pittsburgh. Har gh and Phiadelphawith Dayton
and Michigan Road, for Hamilton and Cincinnati
yith Wabash Valley Railroad, for Fort Poins
AT DsrRoIr--with Grand Trunk Railway, for sarnia,
Toronto Prescott Montr al Quebec, Portland and Boston
with Great Western Railway, for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Milwaukee Road Grand Haven and
Ar ADRiAS-witb Trains for Monroe and Detroit aud
Jackson. iD rr
AT wHIrK PIoEoS-with Trains for Constantine aud
Three Rivers. Il.
AT ELKusRrwith train for Goshen Ligonier Kendall.
VILE, and Stations Air Line Road.
AT NEW ALBANY SALEM ORossisG-with trains for La
ayette, Greencastle, and New Albany and Louisville.
AT CHIcAGo-with Chicago and Rock Island Gaena Nil
wa7kee Ccagc Burlington and Quincy North West Rail.
Chcrro Alton aud st. Louis Illinois Central and to
all Points Vest and south. ..
Z Trains are run by Chicago time. which Is 20 min
nte- slower than Toledo Time.
Pster ca accompany all night trains
this route saisburys Patent Yentilators and duser are
used on all summer trains. ...r. ~.
IL Time aud Fare TIE other Railroad ro tie
JNo. ID. CAsyBEIL, Ger .Supt.
ii. HAyDEx. statior Ngeut. Iillssale.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-13

ISrKaEsrIso STATISTICS able actu-
ary Of the Sanitary commission, Mr.. +. B. El-
lott, Of Boston, has obtained statistics Of cas-
ualtics, which will be read with much interest.
From data furnished by certain field hospitals
he has dsduccd the following, relative to losses
bv different kinds of missiles. The ratio il
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-13

WOULD INFORM ALL THOSE WHO
IL In want Of Nsils. that have the New York and
Eagle Mills Brands which will warrant to bear the clos
Nay Is, 1862. b. HAMM0N.
7 SHALL CONTINUE TO TAKE LINN
u be fsstfste. n.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-13

ALSO BLACK TEA THAT WILL GIVE
l sattsfction besides general assortment Of Family
ssres. B. HAMMOND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12
tn. Yankee Dash in,e warrenssn.
fcoRgKsPos pEEcSeF THE RICHMOND pEPaTtu /
WAnRErTsK Feb. 3, 1883.

WARRErTsN Feb. 3 1883.
Y.vs buadfed Ysnsss caTelry s..hsd iaso war.
rentcn Faagular equity, last tuesday nigh. ahor.
l2 oclocs, stsying two gave the ctiGsns
Of thst unfortunate little vaxs snassr iilasts
fioo Of the character sf EoTtksrn trotharB.--
The Federal party was Commanded By the Eng.
lisa gsnt.enaD, ID Sir Percy Windhau, Colonel
WHO, daxing his night raid, allowed his hrei1Hs to
rt xad piander much Is they possibly could ic
taa saor: t.ns theT thought II savsahls remain
la town. Ttey broke open stores xld ,eweiry
shors, and stole and robbed everything they could
isy thsir hands On: s1ch rs iswslry, wascnes, &c.
b .csc AID horses nost.y hsienging to cit;zans.--
0sshsr.ug up ter bco ,, SEQ nsn (eoldiers) fouad
taenaslvay sses.tliy retiring from Wsrrecton ea-
dar cover ci dsskness with neking to eoiDgsnsste
them for their trcu5as bu; the hsrry refsetion
tnat hey, with their usual gsllentfy, had added
new lEst-e to the tsma OF the Unstad States by esd.
turing town wrapped II the fo.ds OF sleep; roc
binS taaefsnding citizen, smong them helpless
wiGow taking shout tss horses, but net prisOEer;
scme watches, 6nd little tobacco. Their mission
accomplished, they has:ansd to return to camp be-
fore day.
Aiiwss we'll 60 far. tns camp had not been
rsaehsd. aqnad Of the Black dcsse. ftieut s.
whose movements ca where's bouts sre not kcowl,
eitEsr so irisad or fos, soon fonud out what was
going on They assembled ia less than 0a iorg
Tins, teok their Position on The rosd, end tbs
enemy ps-Sed cy on thesc totura, took two Cf She
advaLcs guard aSont cIe hundred yares n adSanie
another coming up TO see why the sdssncs guard
hated, was taken also. Some others falling bs .
nina, uesf Euck!and, saa cd tee Bafn8 fate. That
night tie Black Eorse fursued them az far es Bnl
Run, capturing Ia all eight prisoners, horseB
solne pistols, csrbincs, Aafa eanieens ete without
tbs loss Ct a single man. It ID hoped Ws-rspto1
win be relieved from fuftasr raoepts.i0r from the
scsay; fos car.ialy suc REASONS SysE.ss 10 ,asae
their visits there both uapr o3ab.e and unsafs--
SO much has the county suffered from marancing
parties that pow there 10 vszy ist. to Invite even
Yankee robbers. heaaad by the sccomplished and
Skillfal English nigh. Tobber Wineham; and 70
q7isk and DyEerious are tho movements OF tho
y ak Horse ihat uhsn raid is msda up in tie
county. night or day. the enemy generally returns
TO camp wiih bis ncuoers con- idsfsbiy diniaished
srivsses ca2tnred ssgee in stating At th cioers
would not allow than to rt tbs stores, bat spp.o
prsated tins va.ugblSs thems sfves. Ths Back
H,rss has recently mere than sustained lis high
reputation for ssAsuEy. composed Of some lf
Virginias uob,sss sons 1t would be stranse isdsed
il IN the mon ent Of cur countrys psrn the mem.
bers shsuld fail to make reputable exkiciion OF
se;lsairy. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

U,,e,ix .. feD.~t w.I...3,. x.1...- ~.
p-.ssr, :. s.sr,S.. n.sr's 10y .tssy IIsss-
nsssr.s.a rscr.ry, srS r;r.....sH s
psuhsr siesa ~ .,.s. r.a = Mov,os
..esiins al Ia Onns.ss Il. ,s.sr,v ~ ~ =
eamusi .. Pul.sn, en- the 18th day a. jxsIary. va
his counsel, he wAs tsisd and declared not euiitv
Adam shafsr, white man, was examined for
hgs log, the 3d inst stolen 3i 600 in q g. Tfea.
sury notes. tbs properly Of Thomas B. Huhbs-l.--
The w:tness end defeudsnt BOARDED together. AZ
Mrs Grsvess, e5rnsr Of Nsya and Franklin streets
This robbery was accomplished In room ocuupiall
jointly By them. Defendant was cent %.
Henry, slave Of Wiiiasn q. Tsylof wag tried for
having, on the 18Th Of January, st,Ien from Thns.
e Ballard q leather truak. ysiued "a E4l. and Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12
Cavalry Raid.
IcoRassposDrscso OF rHs RIcHnosD pssrArcH.
gAPPAHANrocK LINES, Feb. OH.

BAPPAHANEccK LIsEs Feb. 9th
On the lase cavalry ID In the direction of Alex
sxdsis, We took ABOUT two husdred prieo.efs--o
which numbsr Capt Er4wasrs Psrtlsans captured
fifteen, BE cAp.ursd squad Of their piessts ons
night In the fosiowius manner Tas Captain rode
out into the couatry, lever al mues from the road
upon which our troops were marching, to sss
friend residing taere, taking one man with hia =
On approaching the h,use, he observed men and
horses in ano sbout the yard II boing too dark ia
Distinguish urifoIms he rode ~ among thsm See.
Ing that they were cavairymen he sinquired "Wha.
cavalry b niia5 Union cavalry, sir,n wss the 70
ply. sWbas resinsps'' .risss Maryland 70.
spcndsd several "Aii right, thsa,'- replied tbs
uapsain turaiag his horae and riding slowly eff st
the same tims leaving the Yankees In doubt o. to
wbich amy he belonged
He soon aot detachment Of Els msn retained,
and captured the whole party, WITH their horses.
sqaip1nents &c, without ha lag man inj1red.-y
His iend as sresty rsjaicsd at being relieved 20
unexpectedly from his oppsessicn and humiliation,
theEs unpriuciplsd wrsscass having be.n quSrssred
upon him fer several weeks, With the privilege Of
taxing, without ooE0snsa.io1, whatever they de-
sired To remcnstrAte with thsm Was only to Ia
vits tarnts aud :nsults
4 few troop4 acquainted with tie ecuu.yy could
give great protection to .he ctzses AID their PRO-
psFty In those exposed ssesicns by ehsekine these
hands ct robbsr who are constantly going whese
svsr they can venture. CBskRvER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12
A XYsfxRY EXPLAINED THE prevailing or es
Of asesrnitx Of auuniyD and sRunnlY Will snnn ha

A XYsrxRY kxPLAINED THE prevailing cre
OF scarcity OF supply" and 'supply viii coon be
extausssi,r ? were suddenly exploded In Columbus
Ga . few days since, ~ tho occurrence Of Q frs.
The Sam gives the following account Of tbs ex.
posure Of the speculative tsick:
eussr had become very scarce. Consequently
the price bad gone up enormously. Dealers ccn
stantly spoke Of probability, not very remote
that the supply would give out ensirsy q .'trans
portsiiuA had become impossible. Still the 'erp
ply" kep. sds q1Ate to tho dersnd. When tie
hogsheads ran Low fresh ones made thsif appesr.
sncs. Tbs 'supply'' rsuainsd 'sssady and Arm u
There was aiwsys plenty on hand at she price
asked for Il Rslresd said Il had Fsioa .liy
found It's way ont IF the city Of late. b1t seldom
into 1t. There IVES strange mystery lb ,ut it,
stsembaet men made sinlsr etetsmen:a. GtiIl the
'Guppty" never gave out. although the price con,
tausn TO 30 up. The d . occurred, the curtain
wss rs.ssd. the d-aoaasnt appears. aud the m -
tsry ig s1ivsd xsrcaa street ID literally full Of
huss hogshssds we'll fiisd with what had become
70 rare luxury Ia our maxket. Where did they
carns fson Did they drop from ths ssioz like ths
mamma Of oidS Di1 they spsiog tom the earth
like Massrva from the 6asd of Jupit.r7 OF, can
it be pos.ibe that they emerged from quiet eslars
and back roomz In approximation Of tie destroying
element
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

80 3 - $500
~, : a. + - i. less.
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into secret tesstoa, q mDtloa q H. Oask. ol No,
70 conaiasr the report CT tho oommi1ss6 foru9 tAo
Staniing Comuistess
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joarssd
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12
TELEGRApHIC NEWS
NoRTHERN NEWS VIA a1IssIssIPPI.

MOBILE, Feb. IL "A 6i:psteh dated JseksoR,
Miss. laih, says the Giss hiss tbs following dis:
patch from 0i ena3a:
Chicago dates Of the 9Th and New Yo,k dates u
the Sd, are received. Dry goods have advanced
bsyond the re: ch cf sSeensaakf. 0nsd 16af.
Twelve Conf kdszafs Iaiscnsrs were ftexsa to
death ct Camp Douglas.
Ths Kentucky Legislature has crdsFsd out S1cO0
troops, uEdsr tao Mnitary B ,srd, to resst The
enforcement Of Linaelns prosismatiau IN that
6tase.
EAuch later dates than tie saovs kavs been fs-
eeived and puhlihsd. tn which the reported astion
Of The Kentuoky Lesslstars & mot uenaionsd.--
The runsr b doahtles incoxreet1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

1He RUMoRs FRca KxNTucKY.-Ths Cha t..
noega CTsna,) Le6si esva- IL. following Analysis
Of the recent qua oss from Ken.ussy:
We understand from q reliable sou-cs that sn
Ohio brigade stationed at or nezs Loui1v,lle, KY,
having ssoaen number Of negroes recently had q
very ssvs-o encounter witn Eone Kentucky forces
seSt hy Gen. Borls, tie kiit=ry 0ovsrnor Of that
stats to rsesp.u-e shs Hsgsosa, snd that severe
loss N Killed and wounded t. each parry was the
rseu Of tie encounter. 1nis Is The ANN and sub
stance Of what has been masbided by Trmor iato
''sevsre and desperate hgat between the Ken.
tuckisus snd tbs FansseA We cope ths.s viii bs
no necessity for public rose;ias OH this startling
intelligence
A s.a lenxn writes us that the Yankee so,css in
the Blue grass country OF Kensackv aye es fol-
lowS: AT Lexington. tho 18th Kentucky, 80
strong, orisna ly I.c0l-thess Dost Ega; also. 2si
Michigan, li2th Illinois 9Th Ohio cAsairy, and ,
bSttery Of artillery, the 45th o:io infantry .-
Al Frankfort, two restrasnts Of infantry. ss Win
chester, mona ct Mt. erlinx, Home Guards OF
wnaeksrl, tbout 400. These ere ssid 70 be
ali the Yankee troops In Esstern Ken u aky-0sa
arsnser, Of Ohio. eomm-ndrg the whole.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

The RssoIuttens for Steppiug the War Intre-
duced In the Indiana Legislature.
Two sets Of rssoiuiioas haze BEEN iairoaussd
In the Indlans Legislature locking to this stopcsss
OF this war. The Arst wers presented By Hr.
wcis Of Washington county on the s5:h ustimo
Ths prstmbls ssts forth that the people hays been
forcsd inta this wsr by 'tks w.cxad and ianatleal
fsctions NORTH and soush. which II filing the
land with widows, orphans. ana mourning houss,
hold;' that Il b filing ths northern section Of ths
Usion with . vsgabond and ssryils race to com.
pets ui.h or prey upon the industry o. the s1its
msn; imposing uuequai burdens and ecnmsFcial
rs.ssictions upon the di1srent portions d tse
Norsh ttsss.y inersaaing the danger and he evil
Of further dlsntesration; sApplns The fcuadalion
Of reigiou, morality. ana Hr bis yrtas; eo1uptins
our rulers By IN insrsass cf poiitseal patrossee;
dsatss s;ing pSSso1al liberty ul1s. ths tyesnt .
plsa Of asesssltY snd obIi:esAsiag fsom tAa hsasa
Of The people ths spifis sf nssona:ity sad brssAet
keoa. whisa = ,hs only saIs bona II 'Unsoa. The
prssnble eontinuss:
blondy Isssoa Int wH siens = the only remedy
eof ~ esl of dtsusln; 6ut Waxsd "a sAs sDFit q
seesiouat hxtxsd ~ n uaeonssitutfona1 pprpe1es
q r nasae rel ssactsons1 ~ ~ tawl ef elsii.
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fn1sey " ~ tai1oa md tke 1npo90 hn4at q
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lhat Is slEost WASA asepirss = rsssos sii horS II
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q & ~ - q : 's - s : siSs 49, q
~ WHl el1one ~ noVeE a1ssu f5Ss 1ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

EyeuI.Ios CT WoAEs AsD CHILDREN FROM
aT AususTfsE L sccorsaaes Will an or1tr
from General Hsnser, cc4amezding she depart.
mszt OF tie SOUTH All :hs woman ana silsEan il
1t. Augustine, florida, syies relatives in The GOA
fedsssts service wsxs expelled iram that city on
tss 9Th instant, sGd se.as INTO ous lines Z. Lake
City. Ths following is LIS: Of :hoee who were
expelled:
Mrs P AnGrsr azd three children, Mr Jasepb
Bays sd two children, = ISIS @ Bays. krs B 80.
nes aud chils. Ess Joseph Capo and three cat.
drsn Ers Cspdis aad two children Ms W Gs,
Eovsr and Sh ID, E;s Hernandez a1d three
children, Mrs 3 LscnsrGy and Eve children, Mr. II
Leonardy aad six cni,drsn, II Llzmeias D
Lismbixs, joseph Li.mbae, wife and eaai. MAJ.
iers SID w;ts, Gab,isl Masters and Ave cSllarsn,
hrs d kickier snd three chiiJren. kiss Esas
tess. Esra Eeligan, Hiss He,isar. asrs L hii.
lipa sszd thdd, Hrs . d Pence AID sh.id, Aisa II
Papy, Miss d Psyy, Ei.s U FapY. EEs faceisy
sno TWO children. Hrs d aesUi ard child Mr G
Pomar wife. aid four cniidie, Bisg R.sen ssDcht
Mis- Iugens Sanchez, Mrs Williams, Miss Vii
iaras Mr. JoA 3 Pscefy. ;ifs E Ls ,nardy and two
ehi;dsea, ind Ai Il Hrsseis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

.
fAe jAse1s tasbeaaaisa ~ kavs 1kvm ~ esaes "
M<sA Caroline iaaAs 70 ~ AnasesafeA sAAa ~
rsa.rsi Sseeea teesnsiy tAssaAsalfs shae sassion
ars neviEe h ~ dstssian of Ghaelsssea. sor-
rsspopAeut af Ne Wilninstsa JssssSl, un1se AAas
OF tAs 7.t, sass tAss hs bod Fsesasy h11 &ssAvsf-
saaSsa viii entaAnsa VIA fadjust tsm rslsase1
son inpfiseansnt q Eawssra, wAsrs - hsd -.
pcrsunlnss ef tAakns with sscne of ths YankAe
so!dssrh asd tAas h isssnsd frnn thsm that he
Ysnass forces sboat Newborn wsss cssesntraeks 1
g. Beaufort. n. O. Ks says ihat whils he 80 u
Hswb%rn - heard do Yaakecs shoafiag "HusraA
for ei6 seush Osrollaai r. ~ tAsy wsrs oresrsa
,hsse; and some Of shs troops sosd him tAsy Wtrs
going TO ohsrissseu.
rhs same correspondent writer that : eantlsnan
from tAs nslshsorhoca d swsnsSeso' rspoF1s ttse
ssvae.esn Of The enemy 3 bcats passsd thss pcins
On Saturday. and ATTY .fvs ON Euadsy. about hsll
cfwhish were Transports. or sappossd 10 b SRI,
fsm their size.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

peatks al Sttd;9s.-Two goldisrr, named JsmAe
Cline Of company 5, 37fh North Carolina snd Jnc.
B Page, company O, 54th Virg mia died Ia the hos
pi.al Of the military prison Of the xastern Disisist
yesterday. They wsrs sent there TO be returned
to their Teeimsnta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-12

''TKx CAMPAIGN FHoA TIxAs TO MARYLAND.
WITH TIE BATTLE OF fRaDsnIK.BURa,r 10 the
title CT 9 very interesting work, written By Ecv.
Sieholss a, Davis, Chsrlain of tho zlh Texas RI
siment. II Is well wri.ten narrative Of tho ax.
pssiencs cf Hoods Tex aEs since tie opening Of
ste war, ana 10 smusine ~ we'll a. entertaining 1t
s taias skeshss ef the lises Of the eicers OF tee
brigade. and vel executed ntAcersphs Of ksjos.
<ses Hood, and the late 4. Col. Rradiats Warnfes,
Of EicAmord who wss killed at dainess Hill
CONTRIBUTORS --y7e havs ree.ived draft for
500 through Nr. B. z. EiozGan, of the Chafiesson
Mrcayy effi.c, being the Subscriptions Eads at
,hss oas for the relief IT tae FredericfsbErg suf
se.ers. II VIII he handed l., NJ. X T., Howiscn
Treasurer. SD take the 6ire:t;cn intended by tie
sssaycas donors
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-25
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. J. pUP0NCO'S
Golden, Periodical Fills,
FOR FEMALES.

FOR FEMALES.
INrALLIpLE IN CoWrECTING IRHEGrL WRITES,
AND REMOVING DISTINCTIONS OF THE MONTHLY
TrRAS, FROM WHATEVER Cause.
tFLAriEs. here il proof positive 1t is not
very far fetched, and comes to the Proprietor
through one Of The oldest " AMI most rcSpecta-
BILE Druggists in N,w York State. whose name
is connected. REAp.--.. One of the first ladies Of
l;tica,' n. Y called upon my Agents in that city
(MesSrs Vim. Bristol Co y and told them that
she of course did not wish her nane made public.
hut il any should doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of pr, Duponco's Golden Pills. they M ght refer
any lady to her. she eonsi,l, re it II duty as
well hsa pleasure. to relate her knowledge of
their ficacy administered to her daughter. n
young lady II years old. She was fas going into
ronsun pt"n-had taken coll-nature became
"bstrrct,d. Two boxes Of these Golden Pills
entirely cured her. and she is now in robust
health. 20 shy all who have used them l'cmcn-
her the ingredients composing these pills are
made kr"wn to every Agent. who will tell you
thew will perform all that is claimed fDr them.
sS- Price. Sl.Ho per Box
Sold at DR.. II. II. MITCHEIL'S Drug Store.
ELKroN. Mo- Sole Agent for Cecil county
Ladies. by s,nding him 81 90 to the Elkton
part Of the county. Sold also by Brown 4 Bno. ,
Wilmington. and by one Druggist in every town
General Wholesale Agents, 2S Greenwich St.
New York. S. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor. New York
~ E,--Nonc are genuine. unless the box is
s;gncd 5. ID. HOWE. July H. lS62--ly.
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Notice to Creditors,

THIS is to give notice, that the subscri-
L Der, of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate Of
Calender Patterson, late of said county,
deceased, All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 9th
day Of July, 1864 they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day of July, 1868.
JOHN BURRIS,
Executor of Calender Patterson, dec d.
Tcst--JAMEs McCAuLEY, Reg.
July Is, lS63-6w
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CAVALRY!

HElE md rsigncd is recruiting company
q for a new regiment If Cavalry now being
organized in Maryland to sclvc for . years
Or dmiug the war.
To th"sc DESTROYS of serving their county
in this tavoi!c arm IL The service rare i'll
ducrmtniS are now ,t rel.
Rolls will he "pcnd at the Principal pub
lie places in Cecil county and suitable per
sons appointed to receive recruits.
Fre-mcn Of Cecil the aiIcrity with which
you have heretofore responded to the calls
of riotism.inducrS the be lief that yon are
only waiting a leaders, call, t" spring to arins
and ,Idicatc yrur claim to. your enviahlr
position. Shall it ever DC said of the sons
ot Maryland that they were Indifferent spec
tatorS to u contest involving their dearest
rights or that they tcsitat.d moment to
beside whether to live in slavery or to die
trecmcn! Liberal pay and bounty and a
fair competition for the offices Of the camp
any will he awarded to all.
July 18th, lSG3-it' DAVID SCOTT.