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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07


Nyary thin q going ON we'll in trent.
Rossorans E Il Murfreesboro Hebaa can
,,rsJ tbs rebel trairs and 3 driviuc tbe enc.
~
Wy .., .nnrt ri. Ass;s.ont Aa;n.ont
n.nassI NJ. MaIsoraI 10 waun5ad IN ths
arm The 'yonrnors s;snatches saw
Ian Atb-Bioodv frbt Iast nipif' Dur,pc
the storm the rebels charged Us, and were e.
pulsed. Our troops hold Murfreesboro. Our
advantages are decided.
The breckenridge division was cut to pieces
and routed on Saturday.
Our skirmishers decoyed . large body OF
rebels among our batteries #erouted them
With great siaughter ;,
capt McCpiioen, "a Aen:ueky eonion9
cavalry, says Tue reneh uen. liners Was uriY-
en- almost 70 madness by the slaughter Of his
men Eye wcsnesses say that thc siaugnter
oAeee os p ] s.a@h;. a.,..
Generai fseseerans ana ans SO dfers are IN
ths very pes. sp'rlss;
On Sa,uruay, oe4ohet Dan,ef meCook en-
gagged Wheeiers cavalry, . miles From NASH
Vile, routing him completely.
~ Smith is ,nfhe hght. rebel cahteens
are WITH wniskey ana ganpowder.
lhe morireesooro Heose ofthe "a says; the
feoe1a,s 'eugns gailantiy, ana ADMITS their
loss e. ne o,uoo.
g. !. SaP.. zoe Dssna' Oh N.Y. was wounded py 2
An1 LII q .he neso
Azcorresponden rsnor,eJ Ro..srap : NJ Ma
-
0nr sorces ,Sorld -ecc,nv a j nooon
The rebels had -s,naanbtedIv sefS Oar Sarees
reported uurmine tsem sr:ass S63
Z Private dispatches say that the rebels, IN
bar OF Jevs are concentrating here and At
Cairo and appointing depulatioSs 10 proceed
to Wsshineton undergraduates against Grants
order expsiling jews from the territory cccur
pied by FcderslfSrcss.sd !. 'rs@ 5oPe1 :
All reports of Roseeranss having retseated to
Nashville are false. Ms E21 81
4 washington. Ian. 4.
m 2.ifz ns masS iii
81 n6 "aIeILA 6SIIG " okOhL y . q IALAi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07
Adminitrators Natice

IN o1IoE Is nerebygfyen, that theaae5sspigned
- Tas - OF NovehbeB A ID. 1862,
aPPoin1eo sAamfnistror Of the Estate Of Daniel
Z Now 10 1892 - TSE1ssa91 81.
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F6yRITDfyfsf0Ns =.

Is Fs9 WILLIAM cGEbEN EsssAN1
Bearing a banner, with the figure OF the Vice
president of the, United States leaving his seat
IN the Senate Chamber to embraces Wendell.
Phillips.
90 Fifteen hundred white men and black wo-
men, black men and white women, singing,
IS Are weIDotbrethers and sistersf
Fifty of the largest truckshbelongingfo the
Adams Express Co, containing rraoncy and
other yaluables OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
followed by Army Contractors, all friends of
Gfeeley, Sumner, Raymond & Co, singing
4H aThis Uncle Sam has q giant frame, le
dc giant frame has be. sw ,haa 3.
His pockets are deep and his purse is lined
In a manner most fair to sse.~ &
FIFTH DIyISION!s.snss .s16k
s.n HENRY j. RAYMOND Tin A.
Cast and least out at the elbows, ca.ewofn.
and weary, looking for q Dictator and the
Unitde States senatorship. 1870 ,zsaz
ss4u Major-General CASSIUS N. CLAY,
q. L's1ls Grand Marshal.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07
Daniel Priest,

Daniel Priest,
ea s VS.. zss,
John McMahan,
Robert McMahan,
1 lhabethnMeMa
James RoEfed and
Sarah Raweig cid
John Duhlansya an
Mary Dunlaney,u
Aaron YaEnen ianf
Margaret fYarnen
Richard McMahar
The said John
Elizabethss MoNnhaI
RoBen his wifc;sJ ia
ney his wife; Aaron
his wife, and Richai
that an tha loA5
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07

-ssHr Il Is stated that every Columbus train
is fieightsd with cufins containing the bod
ies If dead s0fdiefs being home to their
aftiepdA eSometimes as many as sixteen cofI
fms are on one trAin,-The 4sazs-ofrnetherss
Widows sisters and orphans are Tatering tho
whole n forth, andsthe blood Of their fashsrs,
Husbands, sons and brothers are mailing red
tbs land Of the south-all as appears nov To-
give freedom to the negro, and crafty Adolf
tisnism. for Thad Stsyensth Administration
leadSri1 Congress declares IN his place that
lthis Uhion shall never be restored under the
Constitution as it is.-Cadfs SentineL s.fq "a
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Nohce.

6&risteena Worlsy S hereby notified, that Caleh
CWorley did, on the sd day of.Aaeust, yls6st<
fss fERis Petition IN he 06cses ST the CLERK q ~
Court Of Common Pleas within end for the CO.
said cnfisteena Wor1g mod for
MORE than three years brfSre the fling rf said PEI
titisn, and asking ttst he the said Caleb WprieI,
which Petifionnn viii stand for hearing afths nsxs.
tern Of said Court. CALEB s-ss
Dec. Is, 1866. BY c.. S. Yarnarnam. bis Att.v-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07

s61S-ThsR Rev. Jefferson Wagner, 4 minis.
terssof the Presbyterian Church in Davidson
eourty; Tennessee, was robbed and murdered
Ia his ownrh houses lately by q gang Of seven
men dressed in the Federal aiqssoEmss The,
robbers obtained $780, Etaoda sanaz5e ai q.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07

sTnUE GRIT;"-Ohsrles Z Barker, Esq,
of the Anderson And9 Standard, has the fol
lowing aeasa 10
We are q good Yaiandighannnsr, and are
IN for him fof governor, United States Sena-
tor, President or any thing else. Besides, We
are for cracking every abolitionist over the
head, whoi IL fer freeing the Niger, and en-
Shaving the Misunderstanding to the LinceIn
progranmes They deserve Che Contempt Of
every honest man, and ought to be excluded
from the. benefits Of the gospel.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07
An Invocation.
DR.. JACKSON
sgg .SarnE eELEBRAfEbe
EREF0RM
AND AA
INDIAN PHYSlClAN,

May be consulted as 70 llows-ffse, Of ehsrge
NEsTFIELp, N x wssthsids HSdss, lae1dsya
MAYVfILE, N. x. Clifford House, Tuesday Dse.s 30.
GAINESVILLE, Q. Covles House, Monday, Jan !.
FREMONT, O.,sgrogan House, Tuesday, Jan. 8.
FINDLAY, o., Crooks House, -
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday Jan 4 and 8
MARION. o., GrayYs Hotel, Saturday and San.
asx, SsR. o. D. AM Ameriean Hos.ls Mopdsy e
teraoop and Tuesday, jan n and Is.
NEW LONDON. O., Kings Hotel, Wednesdays
AsaI Ian d. O.. Miner Hss.s aT Tsur.a.v.J.p<x
WEST GRBENvILLE4 RA, stackaFFs Holss
Friday, Jan. 23.
Those Suffering from Chronic pissasss
Of any description may be- assured that their
cases WILDE treated fairly and candidly ard
-thAVuilnAAh>e-~z-4seatQf ake my n1fdl<
zine without q cossespo4ding HfSyPsct0f tsps-
fit. = Tzaxxrye 90
DR.. LAeKseN car. be consulted athis kadzs4
in regard to all diseases, which be- tFeatsEwifh
unprecedented success, en- a new system. He
cures Chroniescases OF diseases, which have
been pronounced iucpra5f by tho MedicaE
IFacultp generally, such as Nervous sNeus
|ralgic Affections, Diseases Of Wgman. Rnralys
sis, EpilepsY, Asthma;T Salt Rheum, Remis=
tent and I~nte1nittent Feyers, the diseases Of
Children, etc. All eases of Seminal Emissiouz
iwhichSs carrying thousandsIteH the grave an
lnualIy.O II 70 $3.50
Renen1bef tie Doctor does not promise To
cure all stagese or diseases. While ar diseases
are caydble3 if taken Sin seasonsi - kaqesars
not. Your case may beeuTahle us WsekS4ote
ae14, to=aaysn moi sto-asor7en;.4 hence the daR5
ger pf delay. B6<Gensultations Ereesep $500
Lar isdont InvuIsdsZRAtis1tz unAh1sHEa
visit DIR. J; by appointHeAt NJ gpomnpnicates
their symptoms by letter, and have proper
medicines sent TO ang haEE saf the world BIZ
express, With certainty and Jdispatgha5Alfs
Observation-Disclosures Dxi1qAz4 CT Jaeke04,,s
Euie aPaa Box 8GGA sbnss1i bio aid lis sfSfNin
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ew years Proeession
New York.

We find the following maguiho4ent progrou-
me for q New Years Procession in the New
York World of the 18th of Deceuher. Itis .
good hit at the present rulers of the country.
tits gratifying to know that amid the prep.
~arations for Christmas tho claims of New Years
day have not been overlooked. The following
programme for q demonstration on the part Of
o class of persons who have figured more or
less prominently before the people of late has
been sent to us in a printed form, probably BY
one of those announce to participate in the pro-
ceedings which it foreshadows:
THE PROCESSION OF THE COMMAND
e y Frs AND SYMPATHISERS.
300, 600 MEN THAT HAVEN'T SMELT
GUNPQWDER
WILL TAXI LAC ON THE FIRST DAY OF
= JANUARY, 1858.
The following is the programme :
i FIRST DIVISION. 81 ~''
cfes HORACE GREELEY, :
bearing the, American flag, union down, at
half mast, on apike used in, the John Brown
raid in Virginia, accomplished by q crowd OF
-ohnrch, singing Greeley's favorite poem,
"AH hail the faunting iie,4
a black car drawn by si1 black horses, leo
by six black men ahead, bearing sslaok Trans
parency inscribed, 81
seThe Consultation is o Covenants with HE'LL
On the car viii be a fiery furnace, surroundedi
by Rev. DR.. CheeEer, Wendell PhiHlpszLteyd
Garrison, David Dudley Field, and William
Curtis Noyes, burning ths-eohstitatioa ofshs
United States. 4s-saTs- ,asGitcilfr1 ehf TaAs
REYsEENRF WARD ~BEEcHERs u
beqring on q pole Q sheep skin alEbloody and
in shreds just torn from . live lamb, labeled9
ftThe Constitution is but apiece ofsheep skin.n
SECOND DIVISION sajsolGu2
MFREsToN KIGGsAND GEORGE oPhFElya ufs
bearing the coatrofSasms of the State and City
of New York reversed ksons E; .6smfF adi 70
"A black man Nth . Transparency repfesen5
ting q beautiful female from NewInO orleans
looking through the bars of "Gsll No. ~ att
the police heedquarters-r noiTlo5k 79d3o 9i5
=. - JOHN A.fKENEEDF,J Of sGib1oo9A
superintendent efpolice,s dragging an iepoFant
attempting to vote for Seymouf,9 hand
epffed,,t to thessspeafest military station Puf-
suant to order fremi Washington, solicited by
1aiaf Kennedy sdt4ads s5ogGoaae 2Egeu
"A black man with a transparency labeled,
+ ahabaes corpus act is suspendedisB 3es
I've hundred prisoners from Fort Lafayette
comprising c~lergynea lawyers, merchants and
mechanics appealing to the Constitutien and
The laws for lqstiee. SOD zal "a @fsst
- THIRD DIVISIONS d.
bIack mapt witha trahspareneg, arepresen-
Atriumphaf ca1yaEaHr byssix black horses
With red trappings, eentaimng eh.zles Sumner
IN the highest seat, sRith John G.Frement on
ais right hand aud Cow Andrew on his isft,
. banner, inscribed |. Fee r:4F .esr9j
i Suspend the Gonstitution.n q az ssad
sgi,aaNo Union with Slaveholders.' saeaiu5
Sshained to the hind azla WILDE DIS. Dick
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r40HeI 15Ne-@
II ca SLED Eai gf
Il SD a9 oil III
{ ss sdtl
brc5zasAased 9sasi5at
i vbaas 3Jt ls saifosl :
Pstilon for Partition.
* 81 Isl sIfs Jon y
~ - I I'D Blas 2
t;xYairS 7esH ssE
H. g,ae yfsao sd - as5s
Position for Partition.

nfakaS Robsrf kcMshan,
James Roveh and Sarah
'Dunlauey and MARI Danlaz
mel and NSrgaretF arnsll
tcMahap, will take notice
November, a, p, 1862 said
He'd against them bis amen
II of Common Pleas Of Ash
petition IS now pend
4 Priest demands ipart1tion
state; sjtnste in said Asbsl
be East half Of The segfb
hin S6 and the Southeast
I{9e Of range ten q6 end
]. and that atat he next term
Daniel Priest uillsappH for
nay be made of ssid pFsn-
q NassRbsb AsRv
f-anpSrera
j J. gsopbe AH2sa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07

~ JadgeaParsons, Of Dsyton, nhas over
ruIedshe m-otioa-vra Aas m the
5FIaI Of VIM. y. BrownSfor the murder Of Mo
Bellmyer, editor of the Dayton Empiresds
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r0URTH DfsRAT

NAsHyILLE, jan. S,-Colopei Mckee i
reported killed, Ourloss Of oficesis heast-
The battle closed last night WITH terrible
slaughter to the eneny.s
:. The FIRST days fghting was all Cur eup
Hsy, bat the right wing fought itself int6 =
bad position:
4 Osrshe bird day We repulssd he enemy
with terrible slaughter, and with but light
toss ON Ion s slds trDd ,ss63 BIB
gps1ase s <qrs4Louissii1s, KY, Jn. 4.
There i~s-tfrees feesof water on the sabals IN
the Eumbsrlandn Risef; and stiII fisiD
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07

,si half gof Lavefgne.s Gen. Thonas. reached
Wilson Pike, meeting with no serious opposi7
Ltions On thea27th Gen. Mc9ook, drove Gen;
RnrdesS from Nolinsville andHpurheda recon
noitering division sig miles towards Shell
byxine, WHICH found that GEN Hardee had
had retrcatad towards Mutfreesboro. General
Orittenden fought nddfaVssfhSenenIy before
Shimysoceup5ing the line OF Stewart Greek,
and capturing some prisoners with slight loss.
: Gen. Thomas occupied the vicinity Of No;
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13
Confederate States Court.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to MI
whom it may concern, that the District Court
of the Confederate States, for the Middle Dis
trict Of Tennessee, will be holden in Winches-
ter, Franklin co., commencing on WEDNES-
tinue till the business is disposed of.
BY order Of WEST II. HUMPHREYS, Judge
of said Court. This 10th day of March, 1863.
J.. 3. CLEMENTS,
mhlI-td Marshal ". Tenn.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13
Office Of Commandment Of copscripts,
KNOXVILLE, March 81, Iaaa.

-~~4Hl Oh, -CTh.
Enrolling Officers will not turn over 70 off
cars from the army in recruiting service any
conscripts collected at the place Of rendezvous
when q county Is called out, nor will they torn
over TO sueE officers any conscripts v hich thsy
may. 1T any time, arrest, but will send all such
men TO the lamp Q! Instruction, 10 be distrib-
uted amous the different regiments
LnroAing Officers aIo further directed no.
TO respect any certificates of employment ia
the = tire service from Captain T. j. Finnie,
ooaling date - bsequent to tho 10Th OF Janua-
FY, 1868 All persons employed in said S~ervica
since the 18th Of January must have regular
detail papers from this otice.
bv order O!
1t COL. L. y. BLAKE
CommaadanL u COnscripts.
= s. WEuH. Adit mhGlsw
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13

During my absence THOS. j. JACKSON
will act as my agent, in collecting and paying
out my debts. All who are indebted to me
will please call and settle at the earliest con-
venience.
mhl0-tf A. G. CLOFTON.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13
WANTED,

A NEGRO BOY OK Man, of good quail
tiles, TO wait on an officer in the Army. Tho
highest price will he paid, For particulars
enquire at this Office. feblT #
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13
LANDS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL SECTIONS OF ARKANSAS
LANDS, within a few hours ride of Memphis,
can be bought very low for Confederate Notes
or Bonds. Enquire at this Office. mhS-tf
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13

ssa- We made 4 point the other day VIXEN
loca'izing-f IN company with a hos, o; ls-
dies at Capt. Browns quarters. We enjoyed
u few moments o: exquisite pleasure, and found
ou' foma!e friends the very eseence of South.
ern women-W inch&a,ar's uot nm!sblo and
gifted. Capt, b., like other wounded Confed.
crates in this plsce, has ,ho presence of. those
"aages on earth" that comforts, eonsoles tho
hearts of men Woman. We love thy .appoar-
anco. hy charm, aud Thy virtues May heav-
eu', blessings restupoatheir devoted heIds.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13

Splendid Chawing Tobacco.
TO BE HAD AT DANIEL tBRAZEL-
TONS Store in WiDrhe4ter.
Nov. 25-tf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13
Reconstruction or Reunion,

Reconstruction or Reunion.
a resolution declaring the sense Of Congress
in regard to ~reunitiug with the United States:
WHEREAS, The United States are waglng
( war against the Confederate States, with the
| avuwod purpose Of compelling the latter 10 re-
unite with hem under the sam Constitution
aud Government; and whereas the wdging Of
war with sucl an object Is III direct opposition
to the sound republican maxim that all gov
eruluen. rests on the consent Of the governed,
and can only tend t. consolidation in the gen
erai government and the consequent deStrUc-
ton Of the rights Of the States and whereas,
this result being attained, the two sections can
only exist together III the relation Of the OPP
prrSior and the oppressed, because OF the great
! prnponderence Of power in the Northern Sec
ton and the dissimilarity of interest; and
whereas, We, the representatives Of the people,
in Congress assembled may be presumed to
know the sentiments of the peofle , having
been just elected by them; therefore,
BE- Il ResoIUcd by the Congress Of the Context
crate States y Inerica, That this Congress do
s0lemnly declare and publish to the world that
it j. the uualterabie determination of the peo-
pie Of the Confederate States, in humble reli-
auce upon Almighty God, to suffer all the ca
laDttias Of the most protracted war, but that
they never will, on any terms, politically
affiliate who are guilty Of an invasion Of their
soil and the butchery Of their citizens.
Resolution p~.edging the Government to
maintain the territorial integrity Of the Con-
~foderacy.
Reso!rea BY the Congress Of the C6qfsdsrate
States OF Imcrlc1, That the honor Of this Gov
49, ,nY 1Y,r-v.tf...i.. i ---,,l -l.A H. -.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-13

u.Qs From the feeding Of tho wind aud
woathas' yo5terdsy. v,may k.ader anticipate
mors agreeable SaAsons. D4t, March is one
notable hypnr.;icai rAonth--no: much Deepen.
danos 70 Do pus n The aloresni3 ,! lays IT as-
Punishment ant yar!ett,5 =.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
The Cecil Whig.
ELKTON. SEPTEMBER 10. 1868.

The following letter from Governor
Bradford, in which he takes the strong
est. ground in favor of a convention aud
emancipation, using the most clear and
convincing arguments to prove ".hat the
SEIZURE growth and prosperity of our
estate demand a change in our system
"9f labor, and that the events of the last
"two years show the necessity of pro-
"viding for that change with the least
s'probable delay knocking away at one
blow all the sophistcal and baseless.gen-
cral;ties, which Mr.. Manit and his adj
herchts have used in opposition to these
measures,-will be read with great in
terest by the people. We thank cur
loyal Governor for the bold stand which
he has taken and the timely aid which
he has given to the men of Maryland who
are battleing through every species ofin-
suit for her true interests.
1t will be seen that the Governor ad-
yises such immediate action upon the
measure as viii convene .he Constltu-
tional convention next summer. He
does not agree with Mr.. Mallit in the
fear that it will "distract and divide" the
Union men, nor does he say with him
that "this is not the time" to Agate the
question. He is for agitation and for
agitation at this time. He does not
think with Mr.. Mafht, that emancipation
will "increase the basis of taXation,'
but declares that the future growth and
prosperity of the STATE demand Il change
IN the present system Of labor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under tho
name of Bitters put up in quart bottles, com
pounded of the cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, tho taste,
disguishcd by Anise or Corianlcr Seed
This class Of Bitters has caused and will con.
tnue to cause. as long as they can be sold, hun :.
dreds to die the death of the drunkard BY their
use the system is kept continually under the in
Huence of Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind,
the desire for Liquor is created and kept up and
the result is all the horrors attendant upon
drunkard s life and death
For those who dosre and will have n Liquor
Bitters, we publ sh the following receipt Get
One Bottle lloohand's German Bitters and mix
with Three Quarts Of Good Brandy or Whisky.
and the result will be preparation that viii far
excel in medicinal virtues and true excellence any
of the numerous Liquor Bitters in the market,
and will cost much less. You.will have all tho
virtues of Hollands Bitters in cornectiJn with
good article Of Liquor at a much less price than
these inferior prenaratiOns will cost You.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
-
NOTICES..
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TIME subscribers Collectors Of the severa
J. Districts OF Cecil county, will be at the
places named below, on Thursday, Fridaya ana
Saturday. the 9th, 2Sth and 18th days Of
August, lust, and also on the last Thursday
Friday and Saturday, of each Of the following
months Of September and October, to rcce i've
AID make the following deductions for pay
ment Of State Taxes, viz
For payments prior to September LIST, next
5 per cent.
For payments prior to October LIST, next
4 per cent.
For payments prior to November lst: next
3 pei cent.
W. SCOTT PRICE. Col. lst District,
at Cecilton.
ALEX. P. BARwICK, Col. 2nd District,
at chesapeake City.
WILLIS RUTTER, Col. Ord District,
at Elkton.
A. III. BRINToN, Col. 4th District,
at Fair Hill.
BIN. MoGWIsoN, Col. 9Th District
at North East.
JAMES A. CouLsoS, Col. 9th District,
at Rising Sun.
JOHN CRAIG, Col. 18th District,
at Port Deposit.
JAMES CUMMINGS, Col 9Th District,
al his residence in Pilot Town.
S. j. BRowN, Col. 9th District,
at Brick Meeting House.
Aug Is, lSG3-Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,

('hronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of tho
- kidseys and all diseases arising from dis
ordered Liver or S'om ach Such as CONSTR patton,
lL ward Piles. Fulpess of Blood to the Head,
Acidity oftho Stomach. Nausea, II eartburn, Dis
gust for Food, Fulncss or Weight in the Stomach.
Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of
the Stomach Swimming Of the Head Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffoceting Sensations when in lying
the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency of Perspiratou Ycllowncss of he Skin
and Eyes Pain in tho Side, Back, Chest Limbs,
&c Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in TIN
Flesh, Constant lmaginings Of Evil and groz.
Depression Of Spirits
And will positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bill
lious Fever, &c. They contain
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-19
Notice TO Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
l. Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate of
Richard Mnglin, laie Of said county, de-
ceased. 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
I'd day OF Sep, 1861; 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 subscribers. Given under our hands
this ID day Of September, 1853.
JAMES McKANN,
Executors of Richard Mnglin, decd.
Test--JAMEs McCAULEY, Reg.
September j., 1S63-Gw