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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

TIlE undersigned will offer at Public Sale,
L at the Washington Hotel, in Port De-
post, on
Thursday, the 25fh day Of June, 1868.
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, his farm, called " Cha
tham," located on the stage road from BaIti.
more to Philadelphia, /! miles from the
town of Port Deposit, and miles from the
Philade lphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad. 1t contains
1873 ACRES,
all except about is acres being in an excel
lent state of cultivation is divided into
eight fields, with fences all in good repair
The Buildings, all of which arc EsuR
nearly new, consist of a 4E0l
DWELLING, MAihiE
40x20, % stories high, with 3
back building 30Xl6, stories high and
cellar underneath. The Barn is 60x4O, 3
stories high, basement included, the floor of
which is paved throughout with stone. The
other buildings consist of Granary, Carriage,
Wood and Smoke Houses. There is also on
the place Tenant House, nearly new, Box
Is, 2 stories high with Back Building.
There is an excellent Apple Orchard, with
variety of other Fruit Trees on the place.
The locality is unsurpassed for healthiul-
ness, society, convenience 10 Schools, Mills,
Markets, &c. Communication with Balti-
more and Philadelphia three times a day
from Port Deposit.
Persons DESTROYS of visiting the property
will be shown the same by John NJ. McCena-
han, Pot Deposit, or Mr. Il. killough, who
resides on the property, or to the under
signed at Chestertown.
TERMS liberal and will be made known
on the day Of sale.
Ed. McCLENAHAN
May 30, l863-ts.
o. Record, West Chester InteiHcencer
Doylstown, copy once week till sale and
send bill to this office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscri-
L her, OF Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
Robert II. Scarborough, 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 25th
day Of February, 1854; they may otherwise
by Jaw, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscr iber. Given under my hand
this 10th day Of May, 1868.
JOSEPH MILLER,
Executor of Robert R. Scarborough, dec d.
Tcst-JAMEs McCAuLEY, Reg.
May Is, 1S63-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
Dissolution of Partnership.

DlSSOIIIllOn OF PaftntrSnlps
NOTICE is hereby given that the Partner
~ ship heretofore existing between Esma
p. Bowen, John A. Hopper and James Hop
per, doing Mercantile business at Chesa-
peake City, Cecil county, Nd, under the
name and style of E. p. Bowen 4 Co., was
dissolved by mutual consent on the third
day of March, 1863. Esnla P. Bowen is
authorized to settle all debts due to and by
said firm. ESMA P. BOWEN,
JOHN A. HOPPER,
JAMES HOPPER.
March 3rd, 1858. May IL, lS63-4w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
NOTICE..
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is TO give notice, that the subscri-
Der, Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
Ambrose b. Lair, late Of said county, de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers the re of
duly authenticated, on or before the 18th
day Of April, 1864; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indie bted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay ment
to the subscriber. Given under our hand
this 10th day of May, 1868.
BENZ. G. LAIR,
Executor of Ambrose b. Lair, decd.
Test-JAMEs MCCAuLEY, Reg.
MAY Is, lSG3--Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
ECHO.

ECHO.
I'm weary Echo sad and WORN
] IN solemn, for my clothes are torn;
Kind Echo. that may be best
Pray sny--in what shall invest
And Echo answers VEST.
vest kind Echo. that is we'll
The one lave was sure SELL,
II try what thy wisdom grants
What else , for 10! my bosom pants,
And Echo answers PANTS.
Pants good Echo, how you charm.
My own are hardly fit to darn
And pray what else my hearing gloats,
While balm Of bliss my bosom coats
And Echo answers, COATS.
Goats I thank you. noble friend
My coats are gone too far to mend
But ere | haste to buy them all
Where can make the GREATEST haul?
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall. why there three four.
Which one your client would implore;
Oh speak for melancholy stroke
Has made my heart as hard us oak
And Echo answers. OAK.
So it appears that Echo, like all nature, is
Instinct with the fact that
Wanamakcr & Brown,
(OAk HALL)
= E. corner SIXTH and MARKET STREETS.
Philadelphia is the Ne PITS ULTRA Clothing
House IF Philadelphia. Everything is the best
Everything is the cheapest. No Que is dissatisfied
Every person returns Even in outside country
villages hen the subject of clo,hiug is mentioned
each Individual present has some eulogy upon
OAK HALL. dec 20
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
Just Opened.

the Store Of Rossel Hines, in the Hollow, gel
11eral assortment of Spring Goods, comprising DR.,
ods and Groceries of every description, which they
Offering as low can be bought ut any other house ii
the county Tho public invited to call aud examine
for themselves.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
$500. $500. $500.

THE Franklin Sewing Machine is sold at the
l. low price Of S25 90, and they will do the same
work as any other machine, costing $50 90 or more
Try one. you run no risk: they are warranted
for six months For sale by
EDW. W. STAPLES,
May 20, 1863 Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
EXECUTORS SALE
OF yAVJARIE FARM.

TIVE undersigned, Executors of Jonas
L Preston, late of Cecil county, Md, de-
ceased: will sell at Public Sale, on the pre-
misses, on Second day, (Monday) the pcaty-
ninth (29M)ssday Of Saith monh, Ounce 1863,
the Farm Of his late residence, situate with
in half mile Of the Susquehanna River
Bridge, at Conowingo, Md, and within seven
miles of Pot Deposit; containing about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
sPEER,s sANslsUCI WINE,

THREE AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
or CUOIC OPORT TO CRAP E,
FOR PHYSICIANS USE,
FOR FEMALES, WEAKLY PERSONS & INvALIps
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-06-06

May 30, l863-ts.
o. Record, West Chester; htelieencer,
Doylstown, copy once week till sale and
send bill to this office.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19
Ser reibe 2Setter int 2lmerifa.
Aus nem omerikanisben Gebtn.
(Hprtiehuna.l

CTortIebung.)
Die Neueterpe Der 2eute Don bet 8ed>
man6 freet murbe aber ni9t lan9e auf bic
Yrobe 9e(ebt renn i&rn am onpern
Wor0eu, wer fellte ii9 wieoer Elm Wer
anbers ols bet Robert Seller, oer nod 3u<
Gem bin ieinen &ofer auf cem @uden
oabertru9. Da6 war cine i6Sne Sc
l@t@te! Gs tru8 fi@ aber MQeS Der Orb
nun9 na@ 10 gu.
&aum &par ndmli9 Ten Sag 3uppr bet
@ait9eber gum 6aule binaue, 70 bielt etn
Mann in einen @d9el6et;, tpte mans
bet reiden Garn,e.n iiebt uno ,pie fe aud,
UNI pieb su wieoerbolen> Die @a9enausz
leiber baben, Dor ber gGtrtbl6aft. Der
SpiBbube mubte 9ewortet baben> bis Der
Wirtb fort mar; man fam il&'5 ni@t
wobl anoer6 oenten. Ct tummt alio ber>
ein> 9ebt auf ben @denftild gu, ldbt V&
ein's 0eben, jablt unb iiebt rann cine
3eitune beraus, no ridti9 bic benubte
Mnnpnce licbt. ST ber &obert Seller 3u
6aule p? fra9te ct turs onoebuncen, inoem
er bte 3eitun8 wiecer in bic Galde idiebt.
Natlrli9 her &obert lief f9 ni9t
3tpeimal auforeern. GS trieb ibm ale6
Blut gum 6erSen 3uriid, benn jeb oper
nj mar Der enti9etpenpe Nueenblid.
SD beige &obert &eQer> la9te er, titf
Ntbem laSpfenp.
Mu6 9plsmacen III 8iirtemtere? frue
Der Tremre tpeiter, unp muterte ben &o>
bert NIT mobl9efduigem 8lide. - Nun
i@ benfe, @uer Sbeiu, miro cine Greuce
an an Gu9 baben; benn bas mus i'd
Gu@ la9en, Sbr leio ein i9muder 8urs
19e, unp tpenn'6 unterm Bruittu@ AUDI lr
1T, pie'S Guer @eli@t 3ur S@au trd9t, ID
mSdt' t@ mir lelbit etneu iul@en @ette,
| mInl9en.
60 oat Elm @ort boS onbere unb am
Gnpe tam'6 beraus, bae cer Grempe eiu
i66nes 2anp9ut i'm Serieyl&en bate, 70
a@t peer 3ebn Meilen Yon patterlon unit
imonsis poer mebr Don 9lemzyort, uno-
nur cine Metle Son ibm mar oer Sobr
Mayer anldlit& Der Sbeim ceS &ober
Seller. So er;dblte er menisfens uni
>puble nidt &ubmen8 9euu9 gu NADER
pon rer au6erorpentli9en MuSpebnun9
Gru@tbarfett unb @96nbeit ter Wayer':
lben Garm. Ct 1T mein better Treuno
| fubr ct fort mir tennen etnanper f1on et
ni9e jebn Sabre ber, uno teinEa9 per9ebt
no mir ni9t 3uiammen6Ben. &c bel mir
oper i6 bel ibm, unb unlern Girer pce
Sranep casu trinten uno Don oersanse
nen Din9en ~plaupern. Da fBen nj
aud 9etern wieber bei einancee uno leiel
bic 3eituns uno piseurriren. s5dut b
mein 8lid ouf bic Mnnoncen unp 3uf1Qi
eerop auf bic Nnnpnce. Sobn, las' id
Ia 1T mas fir bid. Gr lie6t's ul.
madt etnen Sprun8 Dor Greuoe. @lete
! mout er etnlpannen la0en, nod in B.
. Na@t unp beriiberfabren. Stein, fag, i'd
Sobn, ; ie Greuce unuet bu mtr lai1er
SD mub moreen bod in aller Grdb I
bic Stort unp Elm paar ,lptbmenbil
Gintdufe MAIDEN, ba bole i'd BIT Den Sun
/ 9en unb bu i9mddf termeilen bein .6au
aus unp bereiteit peinem Ntfen etne
GmpfanS ,pte ii&'6 nad 70 LANCER Treu
nun9 9eb5rt.1 unp pa bin t@ nun w
iebt nur l9nell nor,pdrtS, bobs mir no
: bet Sag an O1t unit Steue tpmmert. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19
Sellctrifii1es.

GSarum man beiratbet, unb tparum
man nidt be,ratbet.
@arum bic Mdnner betratb en-,
Der GrRe tbuts UNI bic Dufaten,
Der 3msite UNI ein biitl@ @ef9t,
/ Der Dritte, neil IS Mnbre tbaten,
Der @ierte peil Mame 70 Ipridt.
Der Jiinfte will ii9 eiumal leBen,
Der @.6ate 1T nidt germ aatin>
Der @iebte bUfft ii4 gu ersSben,
Der M9te bsntt: muB aud NAL frei'n!
Der Neunte tbut's aus Mitleirstriete,
Der 3sbntt nur aus tuabrer 2isbe.
Der Gift uns i3w0lft iino 10 bumm
llnb pil1en ielber ui@t warum.
@arum mbie Grouenbeiratbe en-.
Die Grlte tbut's um bic Suwelen,
Die 3weite uni men boben Stang.
Die Dritte UNI ben Mann au quaen,
Der @ierten mirb bic 3eit 70 lang.
Die Gaufte puui&t bequem su leben,
Die @e@ste tentt, 9 1T bcbe 3eit,
Die @iette fiist F& nill erseben
Die N&t aus 2eibsnldaft unS gfeib.
Die Neunte tbut es I'M 81 tul1en,
Die 3ebrt unb @llte, neil iie mu1en;
Die 3mDlfte ater ldbt l1 frei'u,
I'M, frei unb uneenirt 5u iein.
@arum b Observation-Disclosures.
Der &rte tbuts Unit itiQ su litsen,
Der 3meite, rpeil It @eiterfeino,
Der Dritte liebt es nidt gu tuesen,
Dem 0ierten . 3u getpa9t erideint,
Der Giinfte piQ iein @elo beba!ten,
Der Se@5te 1T ltets germ aQein,
Der @iebte tpiQ alleine tpalten,
Wepriselt piQ Der N@f nidt iein.
Der Nsunte lisbt Verdnoerungen,
Der 3ebnt' baBt gar bas BabY Gra9cn,
Der Gift tefirdf bic fleiuen Sunsen,
Der 3mDlit' bat QSeiber az int Ma8en.
Barum bic Trauen ni9t beiratben.
Die Grit mid teinen Mrmen nebmen,
Die 3weite babt ben Irbeitsmann,
Die Dritt' par' frsb, ,penn tptlde tdnten,
Die @iert' 3u fols isbt Niemano an.
Sic 8infte bat man iiben lal1en,
Die SeGst lud,t men nerlurnen @@ab,
Dit Siebte tann fein 9er3 f9 fal1en,
SIM 8oB&en lu4t bic N4t Gr(aB.
81: Neute MID in's &lcfer eeben,
Der 3ebnten 9er3 1T ldnef erl9laft,
Die fanu pbne Manr beltcben,
Die 2est betuabrt bic Sunsfernl@aft.
Der 5aupterunb or@ 1T rbne 2ueen,
1eil lie gar - feline Ranner trieen.
(We9bl.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19
Maenten Der Minn. @taat63eituu8." ="


Meenten Der aNinn. @taats3eituns' "
Winnelpta.
5snoerlon, 9err q. Bud Jun.
6a0iues uuo Dafota 60. 3err 9enttl.
Hew ulm unb 8rppn County ST. Gorfer,
@t. Weter unb Micplet @ty W. 59immel,
St.Wntbpny II. Minniapoli5, Ortb u. 3noblaad9-
Carver ct. Rult,
Ranfuto 5:rr Slitus 8. 9artmann:
StiQ pater unb gDa|bingtpn 9ty 99. 9@enet,
gBnona unb Winona &tY 9r. SLIDER.
Ysaeplain 9srr Granss. 5eyberaebt:
1artbault, 9tice &c., 5err @cttfrieb Gledenite'1.
N.aos 9anoius, 8. Duerre.
9teb Dins, 5err Sobn Jrietrid.
Wlbalba,p, @eorg 5uber.
Ga Grol1e. 6err 5eu.
Buffalo City, 98i5c. 81. @4uttler.
fountain GitY, Wise. Or: @pabr:
ltodfuro, @fisbt g., Sobn 9assi$er:
RoB, ,Sreed, 5ennepin &c., Matbias Wsinanb.
Biltou 8aleea County, Sobn g. @resnins.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19
u Nrbeiter>@alle
Gid s. Girf(er.

Dr'ttt g tra6e. seesuilber Der Vresty,erion.
Htrte. ct Yaul, Minn.
Die uebernabme bieles teliebt,n WsIfe. qct,y.s
p.erm.t eem serfbrten Yublifun mittbeienb, ,e;asn
%tr 3u9lt'd frsebenit an, tab mir in unitrm Ca.
8uten' 9aeertier 2 @las fir S Gents.
ellen @ortcn &if6reu.
auen Speifen unb feiKsn 9iaarreu aui.uport,n
tn Stanee fus. 49,, "''"''A'''"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19
@11te<:6!{ S rift,

u.s. X&Set4,
@abinetpn.@tra6e, pbere2anbune,
ct. 9aul, Mtnn.
Dantbar fir ben bisterisen 3u,pru6 teebrt lid
Der unter3ei@nete, benz beutl&en publitum in
Rinneipta au3ujeisen, ba6 Ct feline &iiisfabrit in
strsrS6.rtem Ma61abe in ieinem neuen @teinee-
bGuee tineeriatet bat, unb IL I'M @tanbe, feline
Ruuben nit tenn aQ9euein beliebten
0remium. Gff19
III ser(eben. Ginfa&er iowit Dorptl.& &lfe 1T iu.
uaer III benz niebriefteu preiie III baben.
Dieier Gig ii ausee3eitnet gum &inma@en
Ssn @urleu unb aneernGri@ten, uub IL ppn rem.
prattif@tn Gbemiter %. .Reib w'iienf&aftli& un.
ter|u&t. Derielbe fanb Jpn Sulfonmen re n. u.
expfeblt ibu auf's Bette gum Gamilienetbrau@.
D. @eiS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19

9}eue8 @Qttler<@eI6Qft
BON
9af. unb Hug. Sammer,
Dritte @trabe, ubere @tabt, Sem @inslop paus
unb pierte @trabe @eo. Gruber eeeenuber.
ct. Vaul. Minn.
Die l1nteraei@neten beebren ft, bem Serebrten
beutf9en publifum bic er9ebene Mn3eiee III ma
den, ba6 Fe Gin neues @attler.Ge59aft erridtet
baben, unb Serfpre@en aQe BeiteQuneen prompt
unb biQie 3u btforaen.
pfesbeeel&irre une @attel Rete sorr6tbie.
Satpb unb Mu9uit 9ammer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19
- 1int9 d a III 6Qu6"
pou cfuliua Grc6

"" JHttue VrOR,
bo!ts Srabe, nabe bem y1in5lp,ps6 6aule
a. ct: paul, Minnefota.
Das san3e5au6 1T purd,aus renpyirt. Nrennn,
'tpe une bequeme 3immer ieben 6amilien unb
e1nselnen pericnen 3ur Dispolition. '''''
9! N Gsr cute StaQans 1T ebenfaus auf's
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@omfprtable6 oeutlde6
y a IT. Mn6 6 . # ia Us
gum sDftunefpfa=Sho1.

&ett . Strabe, nabe benz @lodenbous.
Der unterietd5nete erlaubt iidb biermit bic Muf.
1 mett!amtett beg e'nbeimil9en uno auepartioe
oeatlgsn puelttums auf lein nett une beonem
e'nget'9tetes Sat- uno &pitbaus au Ienfen.
Sn oemlelben fneet Der tpertbe @ait eie or1er.
tteuno1l9lte unb biQisfe 8eeieuuna reinI;dtsa
Sos's, g 9u1e Het. tur5 Mues, pas in elmer anft6n-
''gtn 2elttgl9aft beanlpru9t werbcu fam.
%@'s g S!auan9 tehneet tct ebenfaae beim 6Qu5e.
ten"uns oerer> bic ibn teebren. - w. @*"'''
Gbepbpr MN
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Nb. 8erabpI;,
unipn !@ptel,
Gde Ger 9Sabal6am< unp 4ten Stroee.

sen NJ. &unfenbeimer.
Meu eroaat, 9eraumis, NIT bpben unb freunb.
ttt es Gem Neiieneen bic berrlidlten 9eouemlid,-
teten neten gut bereiteter aolt uup Der biaioitsn
Sts,enuns. ictpie CUTE @etrante an ber Bar.
9eraumiee Staauns 1T bel bem 6ouie. nns
oee9aie ben Jarmern namentlid ~ empfebien
ste1lenee unb bereu@epat werSen frei nnn nnh
mad btr Qanrung befGrbert. 15q NV
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19

5obn @aeeenmiller's
Yttt6tur9 &Qgerbier<@Qlpn,
Sde Der Ortten uno &otert @trabe.
ct. paul, Winu.
S9 balte itets sutes Qaserbier. oelifote gron.
S!ee. S a1te 9apanna>@ @isarren> ausqe,eidneter
@mmen:9a!er une 2imbureer Safe, iopie ontere mere
talte @psiien sprrGtbia. '~'''' ""''''
user . n'ett slanben tpia, ber rfpmme uub iiber.
Jubn 6aaaenmiurr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-09-19
Die jllinneCotu StaQtSaeitunQ,

Die )llinne(otu Staats6eitun0,
6 dc ber Oritten unb @abaib BAN.
@traBc> cine 1reppe bc@,
erl1eint jeren @amfa9 uno totet 3&pet
Dou. per SUBJ, IN SerauabeSablun9.
Gim3elne Nummern loren S Gents.
8eoin8un9en-
Mbonuiren tann man 3u irSenb elmer 3eitbes
5abres pp9 tSnnen oieoem Mbonnement noran'
a,benpen 9fumn,ern uitt na4eelanbt werben.
Der 5ub1uiptions-B -Bttrae tann IN Noteuir-
senr elmer sutcn 8ant sinsei@idt werben.
~ Mtnn @elp III resifrirten Brieten per'
uren Jebt, ,tasen mir oeu 8erluit; bp@ nibt II
uuregiNrirten Briefeu.
MQe Wittbsilunsen, @elber u. I. ". F"e ~
aooreifren: ,
Neutber s GTe1, publi1bers'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16

A special Washington despatch to the New
York Evening Post states that there is no lack
OF faith in the Monitors at the u. S. Navy
Department and among naval authorities there.
On the contrary, the Monitors are proved to
be in vulnerable to the heaviest guns. But no
vessels iron-clad or otherwise, can pass by
Fort Sumter to within easy sheling distance of
Charleston while the distractions remain in
the channel Admiral Dupont needs some
thing which can remove the distinctions be-
fore he can shell Charleston Whether the
attack Will be soon renewed upon the defences
of Charleston does not seem yet to be settled,
but it is not probable that it can occur for some
weeks.
The money which was stolen from the Pay
MASTER Office in the Brooklyn navy-yard, N.
Y, heretofore reported, was to have been used
in paying off the employees in the yard ON
Monday. The clerks were engaged most of
Sunday in making up the accounts, and when
they left in the afternoon the money was in an
iron box in the safe. There are three watch
men, whose sole duty it is to watch the build
ing in which is the paymaster's Office, and
they stand four hour turns
A woman named Phelan, just married, was
murdered at Ellenville, in New York, on
Thursday last, by one William " ills, who
gave as the cause Of his bloody act the nontul-
flment Of a marriage engagement which
had for some time existed between his victim
and himself
We have the official report Of the withdraw
al Of the Federal troops from, and the burning
Of Jacksonville, Fla. COL Rust makes the
statement that the fires were it, some Of them
by secessionists. He admits that some build
ings we're fired by the Federal forces, but al
leges military necessity.
Twenty three bushwhackers belonging
mostly to Porter's troops, have been tried By
military commissions in Louisville, KY, on
the various charges of violating their oaths,
horse stealing and murder, and sentenced to
the Alton prison. One of them was condemed
to be shot
Judge VIM F. Bullock, Of Louisville, KY,
is spoken Of as an independent candidate for
the Governor of that State, in opposition to
Hon. Joshua f. Bell. the nominee at the late
State Convention.
y. S. District Attorney Thomas J. Boynton
has written letter to Col. Jos. S. Morgan,
commanding at Key West protesting in the
strongest terms against Gen. Hunter S orders
to transport the families Of white persons
residing within the limits of his command who
~ b,l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16
Rumors from Washington.

The w ashlngtOn correspondent OF the Phll-
adel phia Ledger furnishes the following:
Private advices from the Gulf bring informa
tion that the larger, portion Of our forces have
left Baton Rouge, but sufficient mum Der Of
troops have doubtless been retained to insure
the safety Of the city from any sudden attack
that mi ght be made against it.
[ hear that letter was received from Adml~
raj Dupont, few weeks since, or just prior to
the recent attack upon the forts, in which he
expressed himself most emphatically against
would run the hazard providing the order Of
the Navy Department was persisted in. AS
no dispatch countermanding the order was for
warded to the admiral, he crossed the bar when
the tide served and opened the attack, with
what result is already known.
It is reported on what is considered good
authority, that the War Department will de-
eide against the consolidation Of the old regi-
ments in General Hookers army, but will
order draft to fill the ranks at an early day.
The announcement that Gen. Lee is in COM
mand Of the Confederates threatening Foster Is
undoubtedly erroneous, as he Was quite recently
heerd from in his old locality.
Jackson S movements or whereabouts are
the subject Of frequent inquiry, and from the
long absence of intelligence from this willy
chettain il is feared that mischief in an unlock
ed-for quarter is brewing.
The total expenses of the efforts for the
capture eff Charleston are put down at the SUM
Of $l50, ,000,0 900.
OnSunday evening last, at plymouth Church,
in Brooklyn, the n. Y. Post informs US that the
Rev. Mr. Beecher led his congregation in the
worship of God in the following manner:
When the pastor announced the results Of a
collection which had been taken up in the
| morning for the Children's Aid Society, he
read note left in the plate to the following
effect:
II am an Englishman; the superintendent
of an anti-slavery school. | have stood up
during the whole service, and no one has been
polite enough to offer me seat. Yeti lnclose
| half sovereign.
Without changing muscle of his face, and
with the utmost gravity, Mr.. Beecher proceed
ed to say: thereafter [ wish my congregation
and the ushers to understand when they see
an Englshman standing in the crowd who has
bath school, and who has a half sovereign in
his pocket, they must give him seat instant
~"
A "HoRR1FYING' BLUNDER R-There has
been frigbtful piece Of scandal at Court: At
the recent levee held by the Prince OF W ales,
the Duke of Wellington absolutely presented
convict, who Was at large on ticket OF leave,
and who actually came in contact, in one OF
the rooms in~the palace, with Chief Baron
Pollock who had tried, and sentenced him to
penal servitude The Duke has made no 9th
er apology than that be was not aware of the
antecedents of his friend, but he found his So
cial position so uncomfortable, in consequence
of his terrible blunder, that he started oft for
the continent, where he still remains. Alter
this We may almost forgive Mr.. Dallas, tor
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