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DISASTER ON LAKE SUPERIOR.
CHICAGO, September Z.
The steamer Planet arrived this fore
noon bringing the news that the steamer
Sunbeam foundered on Lake SUPERIOR on
the 18th ult, and all on board except the
wheelman were lost The Wheelman lash
ed himself to piece Of the wreck, and sf-
ter floating thirty hours was washed ashore
at Portage, twenty miles fr0u the scene Of
the disaster. he reports that the Sunbeam
left Superior City on Thursday, early. The
next morning, during the gale, the steamer
was struck by heavy sea which rolled
her over on her side. Small hOats were
Immediately got out, and the passengers
and crew being got into them, when the
vessel was struck BY another heavy Sea,
and commenced breaking up.
A rescued man saw. the boats, filed with
| the passengers and crew, swamp soon af-
ter leaving the wreck and is certain ell
were lost but himself. The Planet picked
up portions Of the wreck which were float
ing about for two miles around where the
vessel went down. risa5,-r -
Her passengers and crew numbered fhir-
ty five. f5s7f l5 si u
The names of those lost, thus far aseer-
tsinsd, are as follows: Psssengers-A.
Sherman and son, A. Cohen, 0nionsgon.
CreW-Dougal, Captain; W. A. Gardner,
Clerk Thomas 7. .Heady, lst Engineer
Patrick and ]. o. DonnelL, 1st and 21 Mates,
Detroit; W b. Collins, saloon keeper; o.
McHsle, cabin boy, Chicago Jas. Bitters,
fireman.
The scene Of the disaster is located q
little northwest Of Eagle River, ten miles
out. rH- en Frrrl
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RFrRnalation--(F From the FrsnohO
After having played on the Pianos OF hessrs. Knabs
o.. it Is impossibls not to bear testimony 70 their
qualities which hgTe acquired Tor them tbs eminent
reputation which they ENJOY. Tho Pianos Of thsir
manufacture, on which have played, are eLceeding
u remarkable Tor their qualities Of TOHE. Tho Bass
g powerful without hardness and the upper notss
Svset ciesr and hsrmoniousIy mellow (ehrystiiisnS
and do not hesitate 70 express in regard to these in
5trsnts ny entire satisfsction and % declare thsi
they are equal II not superior TO the best manufsc
tursd in EuFOpa this country by tho most celebra
ted mAkerS. lslgnsdl L. NJ. eOTTsCHALK.
To Msssrs. VIZ KEABE a o., Baltlmor0:-I can
not but congratulate yol upon the immense Progress
and improvements which you continually make On
your Pianos, which IN my opinion rank among the
very best In the country. NJ SThAKOsCH-
Mr. GEO. A. BARLOW :-Thass noble Ingtruments
possess immense resources OF power and expression.
mo bass Is sonorous and grand; the middle register,
Foh and sympathetio while the high nstes are bril-
liant, clear and pure - silver balls.
The scale Is even without aingle nAwi the ss.ion
is smooth and marVel0usy easy and the pedal effects
tbe finest OF which the Pishoforts Is susceptibls
In word, k1abs'5 Pianos are worthy OF the great
~ krtists and are oapabls Of rendering tho fnus
compositions known IN this realm Of Art.
ELIZA BHEPHERD,
R,p,nv mar III s,ysS SlsTSsi5ss T,s 5isS1-. y;
20 state that consider the Knabe PAno equa o any
and superior 70 most instruEents made in this ooaa
f4sVing used one o. the same for ten more houn
oleseh dey, foT ave years. ise confident IL FesoEl
nGrsat QuslitiOs." am respectfully, yonrs
Fassbar Of S5prle - II Si Z iii : sT.,ar
O. A BkRLoW, Dear 3irs--Lt Eiu51 NE mach pleas
uEs e ks Ehlo 70 say, that consider knabes Plano
10 ausS both in volume and eotn0ss, which have
sVsr plaFE4 upon, eifhsr In America or Egropo.
ThePs dals operate with bette- eiect than In any
oshsTfn trnlasnts; and in fact, Knabss motto mar
truly be, iiEzciREior,'' hrs-0. 3. DOUGLAS
Tsachar G. muIic, cleveland
FroI g. ,. NOFHELGEs, Teacher OF Eu5.o In the
Ohio State Biad AsViEa urites 80 After oxarniuifz
Iargs nnribsF OF 7Pnn. knAbs Z Cos Plano Fortes
/ nnhssitAtingly Eroasaiss them sureri5r % Any
have Ihefr eDro a1 uODtea they nave
grat capacity for auEtatning the sound; and theil
volume Of tone o. poUer hags neE8r hslrd e10p5d
TheY combine with ins tOuca, ae=th, s=oefrea5 o
tons. purity and dufa0iiity."' go lal
- isE,ae the Knabe Plano is superior 10 AL other
made u tis country, tOE brllsncy, sReetnesss acs
volume q tons, needs only % b heard 70 conTinco
she FAC. ~ State J0urnRl, Columbus, Ohio.
aUgi5:RzT
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And the east half Of Lot No. hoo appraised at
Also, an undivided halfof Lot No. Is in Al I
fred Kelley's subdivision Of original city Z.
Lots l9i, lyZ and ls3 in said city appraised /
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TnNS0RIRI.
New Wig and Fashionable RsIr Dress
ing Establishment. q


WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
" return his sincere thanks to his old friends
and patrons and ths Inhabitants Of UleVeland gene
Lalyi loT the Fey large shate Of public patronage
bestoEed On him for the last nine years. and WoHld
repectlniy INFORM them that since bis retarn from
Europe, that ne has taken and fitted up large Store
n the most modern and New York gtyie entire S[p-
hrate Apa tments with svery accommodafion Tor sT-
cry bIanch o. the business having p1rchased and
selected himself from the ST MsRKr+s vbIe in m
ropa, be can OFFER for sale and ms pecton the and
most valuable assortment Of -
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown in this city. Mr. Day studied IN sns Of
the best Establishments in Paris and London and
has for in-pectiou many new and Life Ike Improve
meuta IN every description Of -
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
IB-Sole maker and importer Of al Kinds Of Ina.
lish and French Head Drastcs, Euefnie BorE Triple
Bows. OOfneures, Plcaturt-, dc 80 = =
~ Badi58l HaiF Dressing, Shausroouin0 Uafr
Cutting and Curling. LadifS Hair cut and restored
Nithoul cutting lhOrt (IhinRiingl 7 =
s8-HOf and COLD BATHS. suTi.RH
lE1 So .-l a.s...
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GEO. II. WYMAN,
Master Commissioned
HITCHCOCK EsTEP & d. B. PERKINS, Atty's.
aant5.IIo #.. .
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SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS FOR THEMILLION

We have nov ready our full stock OF Skelateps fer
the commencement Of tEe Fal Trade, which e-e hra-
ees all Of the lead ne STYLES, including the PATENT
GDRk TRAIh. PATENT NtGTOREA. Also the
newest style Of QUAKER SKIRT. II-..l|-- -
We keep alwoys on hand Skirts Of extra size and
length ard Ladies who always have trouble 10 A "a
q skirt long enough, viii generally fed l. em hFrs
We viii sdheFs Iietly-to our former principles
viz. Keep none but good article which We will con-
tiDue % sell at the lowest pOss bic prices. .'I
- The enormous quantities thst we are noW eell-
ing shoVs cOnCusively, that Cur experiment If max
tn g skirts gpecialitl and making orr profits in
quantity in-tead Of large percen age, will ray for
no instead Of seli ave or ak skirts day, sell
twice many 6Ozsn. s.H a.al - -
~ Dealers 10 surrounding towns will do well by
consulting their own interest, to call when in
want OF -kirta a.- .-|l.
81 large assortment Of French Corsets and Pat
ent Skirt support r. always on hand.
A. KLEIN q CO.. PrODF5s--
hCop SElrt Manuiaciu ursrs. %
sspH l4S Superior-St.. Cleveland, o. =
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NO. 219.
PIAAOs.
u G. LIG HTE & co
II. Late Lighte & BradburTs)
Plano Forte ManuIACLufeFe
.A01 Rrooma-st east Of Broadway, NY.

al DlVOl4o-1t.l etaoN - -~-e"-N -
MrF O LIaHTn, the original founder Of this we'll
known Establish rent senior partner and Only prac-
tica Piano Forte Maker Of tine late hrm q LIS nte
4 Bradburys" having retained his Two Thirds inte-
in the whole business stock materiai8i &C. ana
Sole PROFESSIONALLY in his Valuable Patents tnelu-
giVe OF his celebrated Patent Insulated Iron tanes
Is the only one who can make the Superior PIANO
fortes which this house has bsen popular. AL IN
rnRements on his right will be prosecuted according
TO law. nz5-AI Piano Fortes from this manufsctorY
are warranted perfect in respect for hye years
r. 9. L19hTE Co,
junel3-4y7 42l Brocme 81 N. Z.
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nmcinI VOC 81 Kenruel,r.

The offeisl vote Of Kentucky, as certified
By the Board Of Canvassers, is as follows:
eovERzoR-Bramlette Union 5s7
Wlekliffe, Democrat.......-..........l7 il, ,344
Majority for 242
LfEUT -GoTEEEoR-JacOb, UniOn..-..---.--.-.6 65s s5l
Reed, Democrat..--.-...--l4 Il so
Majority for OBJ
The rest Of the State ticket was elected
BY about the same majority as the Lieu
tensnt-GoVernor. The Hon. Ephraim I.
VaiWinkls Of Somerset formerly partner
Of Governor Bramlette, member Of the
Legislature and ls.e Bell-Everett State.
Elector at large, is to be Secretary Of State,
succeeding D. c. Wickliffe Of Lexington.
Lieutenant Colonel John Boyle OF the 9th
Kentucky cavalry, succeeds John W. Fin
nell as A5jutsnt-General. .
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ETSHTNG TACKLR,-1.-.1,I

Z aa r1r11-11 = = - 4s,N.. - = - AfAhs-7T
q u JUST FREONIYED-A frean SUP >
ply Of Conroy Celebrated Fishing Tackle our stock
Of hode, heeds, Lines, hooks, Files, Bats ko &c,
D laree aud 10 great variety : -
1--WE have also on hazd aue assortment o.
Double and Single -BaFrelled shot Guns Ridas. Re-
volvipF Pistola, Powder Flasks Shot Pouched an1-
munitions snd exrything required for Feld Sports
At 5HHATPERdIEY'B GUN STORf :
= az Ia supeFier.es 0ieTsiSnf b
RsBAirtsE -nsstD sEseutad. d - RaJ9
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CHIRTs AND COLLARS

PEARAROE Of their 49, -.-4..7 n -
RHIRTs AND OOLLARG
and desirous Of having those that win SEif WELL,
and LUCK MAT, are invited to leave their OrdsrI
MFRS,
where theyoan depend upon being Suited None but
the BHST GOODS are used, ard Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
DIRECTIONS FoR mEAsURENKET.-Fof Neck, take
the nnmber Of inches round lA) For Sleeves, take
from centre of back Bl 10 bend OF elbow co. the
70 extreme end Of Gun (D) thearm being in the posi-
ton shown In the engraving These al the meas
urements required.
Nv ARRAEF coon FIT. =
1S-The Oash to be paid to the EIPress Company on
receipt Of goodH.- ltf ,7E -
L. A, hEPPNEH, .U
Agent Of the Cleveland Shirt and Collar M,Fe Co.,
EYuAE'S BL0UK, Nos. 2 aud g. tup srairs) OlsVe.
lanl, Ohio, three doors from the Court nouse,
Public s1uare. mhvIs-l8g
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WHEY CARY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys aug9t45s

NJ ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
lNk command of an alias order of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahogs county,
Ohio. at the suit OF James K Hitchcock against
Electa y Hayes and SilRs s. stone. to me direct
ed, shall expose for sale at public auction, at
the door of the Court House in the city of CleVe-
land, on the 2lst day Of September, 1868, st 3
o'clock, P. NJ, the following described prenis-
Is .H s
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn, being
number seven IN the 18th range of townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the
State Of Ohio, and which are also IN the county of
CuyahOga, and are known by being part OF orig
inal lot 81 in saI1 township, and are bounded as
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 500 to
522, both inclusive, and numbers 53I to 544, both
inclusive and making % lots in s. S. Stones sur
Vey Of College Tract IN said lot 81, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal highways.
Appraised as follows Lots 8 9 TO 522 al SI37. 90
each lots 53I to 544 at Sl25 eacn.
August p, 1868. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
s. J. ASpREws, Plaintiffs Attorney.
aug2l-tds
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CTTY OF OLEVELARD,
p L A N 2 T =,
Oastaip JOHN WARN.
n E T E o R,
,t.,, RrDHouD q pTnrR

Leaves Cleveland at SPIN Leaves Detroit at 10 A, n.
Wednesday......... July Thursday.
Tuesday...a..-.....Juy2 q Wednesday. q
MondAy...........A August Tueeday........ .AuguBtl
Friday Rust IA Saturday ugust 10
Observation-Disclosures 28 Thursday August q
Tuesday--...-Septembsr bsrS "Wednesday. .SspteRbsr
ptember q Tuesday,. September 2
HrIdau- 1 = Clctnbar . Saturday
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RROM 81. LOUIs.

Sr. LOUIS, September7.
The Democrats Memphis dispatch says
that Generals Grant and Thomas had gone
to New Orleans.
Il is rumored Brnks is going to Texas,
and that Grant viii command all the Mis-
sissippi region. ,-'.a
JOe JOhnstOn's army moved from Vicin-
ity Enterprise, but in what direction it is
not known. sr l.sf
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SARNIA, c. VI, September7.
The steamer City Of Cleveland reports
the loss Of the steamer Sunbeam last week
on Lake Superior during gale. All the
rassengers and crew, except one wheel
man, were lost. ----..--.- -. -
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KNABE'S PIANOS. -
A FEk ~
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
no. 8 Eaelid-st., Cleveland, ehiO,
Keeps constantly on hand a large asSOrtnsnt Of
p I A N D S,

Erom the celsbraied manufactory OF WIN. EHABE
B CO., Baltimore. These Planes have the full iron
frame, OVerstrung bass, and all the latest improve
msnts and for volume and evsnness Of tone easy and
agreeable acton, durability, and finish, superior
% any other manufacture. All intending 70 get q
Piano. should fail to see these instruments bs0rs
purchasing elsewhere.
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seps:1ls

M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
lNA command Of an order of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county,
IN the case IN which Cyrus Kiider and Peter Kid
der, executors Of Pliny Kidder, are plaintiffs,
and Charles H. Parsons, Sarah r. Parsons, Al
bert G. Riddle, Myron R. Keith, George Worth
lngton, David Banks, David Banks, jr., William
Gould, J. p. Chapman George Lyman, Luther f.
Dymsn, Joseph Lyman, Caleb AtNater, William
E. Beckwith and Archibald Macarthur are de-
PENDANTS, to me directed, shall expose for sale
at the door Of the COut House, in the city Of
Cleveland, on the 18th day OF September, lsd5, at
O'Clock P II. Of said day the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the city
OF Cleveland, county Of Cuyahoga and State Of
Ohio, being part OF lot number forty three, t43,)
being thirty three (5sJ feet front York street,
and running back OF equal depth (99) ninety nine
feet, and bounded on the south by York street,
on the west by an alley which runs from st. CLAIR
street to the lake. east by line thirty three feet
from and running parallel with the west line of
said lot, and north by line parallel with the
south line Of said lot and ninety mine feet there
from.
August oath, 1868. Appraised at $500.
Il WM. V. T0USLEY, -.
Master Commissioner.
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CLEVELAND HOOP sKIRTOO.

EN--S-- 1s-i HA--AoA oNN1AA A4OuoGT oAA
-" also, l94 0ntsriO-St. ta-
This Company, having opened Sales Rooms IL this
Qtty, beg Leave . call the Efention Of ths public to
their Own manuiacture. "rA - q lIEha ~ p
lst. We ksepa LARGER STOCK than any ahols!
I'd. We make . greater variety Ct Styles Shares,
ase1 and Qualities than any Maaufscturer IN the
sa. Ths stsel and all thu material tor Hoop Skirt
from the primitive state to the salesroon are und9f
our own eupsrvisfOn and entire control consa0tanfy
oustnmen can obtain skirts irom our house without
paying second prNht. G -fI 5--T-6
- Als0-the Largest assortment Of Oorysts and
SPIRAL Bu1tles couBtaltly on hand
s-Oq, Retail Department is in charge of cSmpe-
- Merchants supplied cheap at wholesale.
eRAHK BaOS., ProprfstOrs
A108 iar IL Superior and ~ O1tIrio.Sfs
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CLEVELAND q EEIE 4. 3.
s0MHER ARRANaEIENT. I isl


On saA altar Monday, April sth, lsss Passenger
TratEa uin sln - follows
LEAVE CLEVELAND. "a
la;co A. M--DAH EXPRESS TRAlh-StopriEg st
EtnonghbJs PalnesEillsY Geneva, AshtebulaB
Oon1a4nt and HlrAru OnfY, and arrive at lriea
&o0R. a.-OlNOlhNATl EAPkEks-SiCp3ilr st
Reine4File, Ashiabula end GifArd only, sdd ar
rl9ss a. Erie TOO P NJ Dunxir Z $50 P. -; Aufia-
4:20F.n.-M NAIL AID BAOOOMmODATIOHFBA
-stopDinE as al stations and arrives 81 Eriast
s.l5 ?. E.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-Stopping ct
P6ino5Yflle, Ashtabula and Girard cnly, al az
rive at Erie e. lo9 A. X; Dunkirk rs A. h
LEAVE ERIE. aelat
lis A. H.-EIGHT EXPBEsS TRAIH-GtoDrfnF at
Girard, AshtGbuis and PalnesEiIle only, and AZ.
riyea e Ciegoiend q 4.45 A: =. . IL -,
Stopping at All Btationa and rivss a Clege-
land a. 9-55 A..
es55 A. E.-rOLEDO EXPBEsS -5tlpping nt 81 sta
9ons except cWanylilsl sayerVoEs InionvilleI
Cleveland at l.4o n
rards Oonneaut, Ashtablla, aud Paine5Eills
only, and arrives In Cleveland at 40 P. q.
~ seoOad Casa Cars aro run On ali through
All the trains going westward oonnost at Cleveland
with trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin
nati, indianapolis, st. Hsais, Sci and ail through
trains OF the n. r. 4 Z BafifOad, and at BufaO with
Lhoee OF the New York oentrel and Buliaio : lev
York City Railroads for Eeu NUrk, Albany Boston,
HiagAsa Ealls &C., aud a. Erie with trains on the
uS-Dsy EKpress, East and West, o0nnsCts AZ eirerd
with Trains on ME and Pitrsburgh Eellfoad Tor
LinssEtle, hssd vile JsEa95iSs.n - c..
rls.-sland Ill qosh 5sss
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Among the many certificates Of the eKcenenea and
merits Of these Pianos would refer 70 the follow
nn==
Mn W. EHABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir ~ have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried yOn Square
Pianos, and ind them equal, il not superior, 70 any
IA this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them ia the evenness of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume of tone. VI iIhing
you All the success you 50 highly Deserve,
am, Sir, yours very truly,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Removal Of High officers at
Washington.

late News from New Orleans,
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CONNECTIONS.
EhalbT-Sand1sky, Mansfield & Newark RaIlroad, loF
Mansfield, Nj Vernon, Newark, EaneI-
vile, 6c.
Crs1tlins-Pitts 5urgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago RaII.
road, Forest, Upper EanduHky, DelphoF. hh
ma, Fort wayne, LGp0rte, Chicago, %.
vest, and East or Manshalcs Wooster, Aas-
sillOn, ko.
Gratcn and Beiisfonfins Railrosd Line for Msfioa,
Belleiontaine, Sidney, Uuion, Mu1oiel In
diAnapolis, Terrs Hsute, Fincenness keanB-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, sc.
pslsWars-with Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oot1mbus-Little Miami Columbu8i aad Aenia
hailro9ds tor Aenia5 Dayton, indianapolis.
Ierre Hautc, St. Louis, Morrow, LOyeland,
and Cincinnati, and with tbs Ohio B Hi5-
ud1lpp1 Ea1lroadr Cincinnati for LouiaTtlia.
Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and AL pbintS
the Ohio river.
lalumbls-Central Ohio Rajlroad sor HsFsrk, Zauas.
vile, Mheeling, Sc; OoluInbus Riqrs
Indiana Railroad ior Piqus, Urbana- a..
~ Tor Ticket 70 all points and informatiohi
ply at the Passenger Station, and at Union
0nioo, lf7 Superior-st
Z. s. FLINT,
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lake sUPERlOR STEAMERS.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF QLkE BLAND,
TRAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY 4 HORIH-
KRN LIGHT, VIII form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake superior Ports during the season,
on the following days; q
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THE EXPEDITION TO MOBILE.

Rebels Active in the state.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-27

r -, -,
" u,a' sehooi are now SO ii,.ie ree"rueu,
sn"t "ohoer ~ see Mr' MalhI coh'ehuiAs
ior mem. -
MI Mhhi' 'himhs u VII, require twenty
nNe OF 'hir'y hiinohS OF collars 10 coinprh-
s7'e 'he owhers OF slave property III Mary
.a"u. ~ ne WI 'h"he en'cu'at,on, "po7
.''e oaI,: Vi '''e "s' te'H"ai nc WIZ ma 'ha'
ten "','''p's Vi uo'iarS WIZ pay 'h'ee nun
Mi nu'ai''E PEI ne"I i"i al tnI s,"'es III
cr' NJ - wy. ''' "EIs VI n''.,r "''',
,iiy, a,I;h III 10 I.i; Do w i
49,, ".',' a'"' eh1'u'"f ti n'
Nv ~, 'i"n 'ien'i anu u, ie"S. uouu't n"'
' ,n az a., "I'u;i's m"t.n IN we n'"ihe, ~
u"!: nu' me i"""s"'"''o" ol 'ne clhnIt',
r ',h" ro'i;. uoes n"' nec'ssa'i's i".iuue
t;,,, W., ~, y. .u p'"s".a
nnssad i, ,"u ?ue't,'" eu'i'e' W. W. o'
v;.aIJ, =, ,,i'',,, ~ 'n"' ~ 1'.'l ~ CIV
~ rn";ro "uUp, AWAY aI s gray |nr d" "1'
ter ~ The winds all Ir Man,. INV snrn,J.s
What we wan, is nor ca nnrb tn nm,nci.
nntn tbn cI,rn, at onno ~. ~ s,a,n, Mn.
| tn,I - -, o">,' "' W :a'"P
""u as itee @'ate' n'o mus invite iree
"hile iaborihg population, winch VIII de-
Vcinp our lmmence resources, and place
Maryland where she is entitled to stand in
point of wealth and PROSPERITY.
Mr. Nnni;t affects unt Ia uidere,o,d bor
tb. La.;. ,t t,,.ot;,, ,.L; oL IN IT, -, ~
-: NC 'o'' "
i1'i'"hc' Pa'i"h' ~ 10 nc >" l,P,ieu, anu writes
paragraph which cahdluiy confess do
not understand; but one sentence of which
looks very much as if he desired to arouse
the shareholders to mn apprehension. that
tho labor nf f,an ,.b;tn ,,,on will , Ill.,,
mora tb,n ~. lolnr ~ ,In,o ,o,, l"'> M A..
~. i,I ny 49, VI "'st "e"' ~. n l.
n' N'"o"s" "c''c' h'i"ic'c' 'la'i Poli'i-
ciii ecoholnlsl) knows mat the wealth OF a
State Is its population, provided, that popu.
| alton be Industrious, intelligent, free white
| men and not lazy. ignorant slave neprocs -
MARYLAND bns nav frnneus 1s5o1 roorlo.
n,,ac laaa ,l,, stt, - '.I " n
s'o' VI ie:1 '''"'t my '"'ee Pt, S""s ~ ,hc
square hile. :. ono Is capaple, with her
splehuld SOIL, her eXhhustless minerals and
immense capabilities for manufacturing, of
supporting twice or three times that nun
her While she iS n glavc Stata That ron,
| Iaiinn will not o,na +, nc Sill n.a Ln,o
! ,La,no NJ. MAJ 500,
VI. w -""'iV '"t' n.y. say 9Is'
" NAT say me peoPie OF maryland.
it in time Of revolution and succeeded shall
We follow her example, or shall we wait until the
| popular mind. now cnancpated, shall be again
| bound by the prrjll ices Of the past revolutions
never so backward Our fathers of 1910 did not
not content themselves by throwing of the British
| yoke, ikey argued with timid souls the right ni
I man 10 g,NcIn himself, while they fought with
Great Eri'ai II for independent nationality. Had
| AIR Matit lived in those days he would have lifted
| up his hands IL holy horror at Thomas fferson
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-27
A Congressional Convention.

We think it was an oversight on the part Of
our delegates to the State Convention that they
did not, while in Baltimore, have a consultation
in regard to the time and place of holding a
Congressional Convention for this District. II
is highly important that our candidate should
be in the field at as early day as possible and
we trust the President of the late State Conven-
ton will lose no time in appointing Central
COMMITTEES, and that it will Immediately take
action iu the matter.
Cecil is now in new District---the whole
Eastern Shore comprising the First Congress
sional District-and she wants a candidate who
is " in favor of giving hearty support to the
whole policy OF the Administration, and will
pledge himself to enter and abide by the Admin
istration caucus for Speaker of the House of
Representatives" and no other