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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

- If you are not in sympathy with Il e
rebellion, why quote with approval from pa.
pers established and maintained by the
champions of that infamous cause? Our
opponents in Cecil, who are running ticket
avowedly for the purpose of defeating Eman
cipation in the State, repel with indignation
he charge, when brought against them, of
being secessionists and traitors to their coun
try. We are glad to see them do this. 1t
proves that the cause of rebellion and trea-
son is not popular in this county, and no
party dares to stake its success before the
public on such an issue. Now, if the party
that is stumping this county against Eman-
cipation, are in favor of the overthrow of
the rebellion, and the integrity of the Union,
as they profess to be, why do they make use
of secession sophistry and rebel excuses for
the palliation of their crime of rebellion,
and propagate the same amongst the people?
We find in the organ in this county Of
last weeks ISSUE large doses of this seces-
sion morphia, prepared by the N. Y. Albion,
English Organ, one of the most blatant,
pcIsisteut anu aNoWto tTaltoF newspapers
published in the rebel cause. And not
merely rebel organ is this Albion, but a
rebel organ with all the British virulence and
hostility to the Government of the United
States Of the aristocracy of that nation,
combined Could any good thing appear
in such print, with reference to the Gov
eminent and people of this country? Moth
ing but sneers at, and misrepresentation of,
the Union cause, ARTICLES intended to BELT
tic and belle the national cause, and to sus-
tain and encourage the rebel, ever have APP
peared or ever will appear in that organ, and
the Day Book, which is quoted as standing
authority by this party who are now stump
ing the county in opposition to Emancipa-
ton and the call of a Convention.
By the company man keeps ye shall
Judge him. And what is true of individuals
is also true Of parties. When, therefore,
we find party employed i'll spreading the
poison of such secession journals as the N.
Y. Albion and Day Book-the latter was
once shut up for its completely with the re-
belion-it is manifest that such a course is
:..iding the rebellion by discourssing the peo-
pie from, placing their moral and material
influence on the side of their Government
Such things have a vast influence on the pro-
longation of the struggle. Had there been
no such publications as the Albion and Day,
Book, to countenance the rebellion, and no
parties like the present Democratic, seces-
sion party of this county, to thwart the Gov
eminent measures to break the size G h of
the rebel conspiracy, under the pretext of
opposing the administration, the rebellion
would have long since been wiped out
And on the heads of such newspapers and
such parties in common with the rebels in
arms rests the blood of this war.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

A STABGlSG AFFRAY.-On Tuesday night
last a fight occurred at the Hotel of f. Ca
nisius, about three miles above Port Deposit
between two Christopher Leon
hart and Benedict Weiser. The parties
" made up, took drink and went to bed.
In the night they renewed the engagement,
and Weiser received cash across the abdo-
men, which let out his bowels. Leonhart
was committed to Jail the next day
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

ARRIVALS FROM RICuMoSp.-Capt. Alex
'ander, of the LIST Del. Vols, and who was
raised in Elkton, arrived i'll this town from
Richmond, this week, where he has been a
prisoner for eight .nonths.
Lieut. W. G. Purnell, who is also an Elk
tonian, and was fellow prisoner of the
former, arrived at Annapolis from the Libby
Prison, on Thursday last A despatch on
the same evening announced that he would
be in Elkton in day oEtwo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

A despatch from Washington says that
according to the best information Sherman
is now on his way to Shreveport, Louisiana.
He is now accompanied by the feet under
Admiral Porter, and he expects to be joined
in due time by column ID, 900 strong. nm.
der Banks. Everything promises the most
BRILLIANT success ofthe expedition, and the
most important results are calculated TO
ho1T .herefroai,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
Turnpike Tot;cp.

1RNPnSA!.S VII nc Received ~ the Elk
Z toe. An.rtt AMI i.rwl.vtll. Prank and
tmr"lt~c H""i Com amy. iiii
.HO.l DIi, The 2l nny Of My, 1854.
''r | / kArihlA NJ Four .ni,e> ~ ,Iilr,ti,
ir' IN TIL l. W. Il Is. X. r.. Ia Ga, r.v iIi,i,
" 'un>'1n'Iii III !nii T.. nine 80 'rrt vile
'id rlght ~ in hes deep. me B,l, viii
lat ~" ~ i.vI Inllc AMI the maternal pro-
POSED Ia ~. I!>ei
H. r'al j. ilraiy graded. and has hc.,
AM "l'h l.L!nh. !! er> ,n- ihtrulns IL oil
sad better ~. mime 1t for Themselves In
'''",ai."n viii II" given by hos. t.. Glltwou.
tiNt"n. NJ II! Itnl, to whom the Proposals
aust nc Injected.
JOS. ?. CANTWELL,
hafch Cd, IShl Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

SUPPER AND TABLEAux.-We attended a
rehearsal, on Wednesday night last, of the
tableaux which are preparing for exhibition
on the Slst inst, in connection with the
supper that is to he served at the Court
House, for the benefit of the Christian Com.
mission, and judging from the etchinqs OF
the pictures, when the characters appear in
full costume, the exhibition will prove a
rare treat to all who have taste for the
artlstic-and beautiful. The company will
be assisted, and the performance enriched
by some additions from Port Deposit, where
the tableau troup recently gained so much
eclat for artistic skill and taste.
A majority Of persons have never witness
ed an exhibition of tableaux, and perhaps
have not very distinct perception OF this
branch OF the fine arts. To all such we
say 9 come and see." 1t is a very chaste
and innocent amusement, and AS moral
and intellectual entertainment, will rank
with statuary and the picture gallery.
Music, interspersed between the scenes,
Will aud to the pleasures Of the evening.
Efforts are being made t, get up supper
on the Occasion, which, for sumptuousness
aud magnliicensc, will SURPRISES any thing
that has ever been served III Eiktvu-sucn
IA preparation OF viands US will make the
heart of an epcure Or bon uipuat swell with
deiisht-and this for the lrlh.ng sum Of ~
cents.
The managers purpose having the supper
served on "Wednesday evening next, com.
mencing at 4 O'CLOCK and the labIeauA
with refreshments, Oh the next evening"
Tickets to the tableaux will be - cents
only.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
H NE AND EAR.

7 I@AACS. NJ. D.. Oculst aud Aurist Profess
y. sor Of The rye AID lar Formerly of Ley len
.iul.u. is located at No al p,ne street ru,L.
N3ELrHIt where l'erScns Athlete with Diseases 1T
mo BY. or EAn Will t." scientifically trcatc a
cared. il cure bic .YAr,iaeal eyes ius,r...i
without pau. No Oh ,cs 10 tIr IN II ,tior
he Mei,ci frtuty Is &c /, as lie has 10 So
crets III Ii I'd, ii trttm..t iila 81 'ji.h
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

We learn that new sidewheel Steamer,
built by Armstrong & Son, Baltimore. for
Mr. D. Vanneman. of one hundred and IF
ty tons burden, called the General Grant
will ply between Havre de Grace and Port
Deposit, the present season, in place OF the
old steamer Port Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
TuE following items we clip from the
Hartford Times of last week:

The following items we clip from the
Hartford Times of last week:
Captain Andrew W. Evans, Of the United
States Cavalry, has been Com misSioned by
Governor Bradford, Colonel of the Isl,
Maryland Cavalry. Captain Evans is IA ma.
tive OF Cecil county, and IA brother OF Hon.
Alexander. Evans, Ut Elkton. He grad
uated at West Point in loo2 in the class
with young Bonnparte. During tie war he
has been in the | G ,artment of New MeXi.
co, acting as lnsI e tor General and Chel
of Staff to General Carlton, and has but
lately joined the Army OF the Potomac.
The Second Maryland Regiment, Home
Guards, have re- enlisted for three years
a ndmber of the members are from this
town, and have been home several days on
lurlough.
Some of our patriotic ladies are raising
money to purchase flag to be presented to
the members of the ID Regiment-Ho
Guards-who have G enlisted.
The Wheat on the route between here and
Beair, generally looks we'll. The farmers
were engaged this week in plowing. Where
the ground was high it was in pretty fair
condl,lun Tor the pillow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

AppoINrED.-Mr William Kershaw, a
citizen Of this county, and who graduated
recently at Princeton College, with distinc-
ton, has been appointed to take charge of
an Academy at Grafton in Western Virginia,
He left Elkton on Wednesday last, for the
scene of his new duties.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

GAs.-By reference to our advertising col,
umns. it will be seen that Books will be
opened on the 2Sth inst, for receiving sub
scrptions for 500 preferred shares of Stock
of the Elkton Gas Light COMPANY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

ELKToN LEAGUE.-The League will mee,
on Monday night next, the 25th inst, at !!
O. clock. Members will be punctual, as
business of Importance will be introduced.
By order, Of
rrYr-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

- If any of our subscribers miss their
Wings this week and next, they needn't
grumble at us Mr.. Craft will be route agent
on the Saturday morning mail train to Bal
timorc, on those days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

WHARF.-The past has been very un-
favorable Winter for the Wheat CROP. The
general complaint amongst our farmers is
that the crop promises to be unusually light
owing to the dryness of the Winter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
THE PRESIDENT.

, ALL ARE INVITED. Grand opening at the
New Store Of T. Drennen, opposite the
Court House, who has just returned from
the city with the largest stock OF New
Goods to 10 found in Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

NJ. I. D. CARTER, proprietor Of Cecil
Paper mills, We learn. intends erecting 3
Mill for tie manufacture Of Sorghum Syrup
he works will be driven by steam.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

LAND SAIE.-J. T. MrCrllnugh. ESQ.
sold. on Tuesday last, n" farm Of Ei~ha
Atkinson, containing 10 acres. situated near
Sonth Milford, to Abraham Rngland, for
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

Mr.. B. F. MAY, of this town, sold out at
auction on Monday and Tuesday last the
remainder OF his stock of store goods on
hand. and will remove to Baltimore 10 few
days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

Farm of W. p. Ewing, near Elkton,
containing 70 acres.
A valuable Farm near B. NJ. House,
containing l334 Acr's, at private
sale. ii. II. Paschall, near Viii
miugton Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

The Union meeting at B. NJ. Hose, on
Thursday evening last, was large and enthu-
siastic. The right spirit is evidently awak c
in the old 9Th.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26

FEUiT TEEsS As the has arrived for pc., "a.
maze In"if ariiHg -, IA >pIli!
'H'ii, we TAKE y "tri IN eating tir .tttrntl g.,
."'hleS Il" lhe Ncl cAirpNNe Uu.<cfIrs I ,IrInig
'.s'i Irt"tS, i,rIIw..r. I.ry ,r.tI..N 4,.
iiIsr>t ot,rn # stIrr, AMI pen, a.; .,irn>..
''''i a." 'it lhhc.' =. t'' larA s,:.sI"i
nr-' tn p' a,1 u,;a about t. Hrc,,r ia- =.
- htAtic - ls -tuMa III tn, they have me-,
NIc.tiiS Of tnr.a and are p.rpt.rd II y T., su.,,.:
t'"' iht ten, i III l,an., IiCAil,i.SI a.,
'trgyIIrr ~ A.,,~r+ irtr.s axe rA!rus. y,
''ht -E'"r's - Wei 4, an. Nr,N ,tt iItCtc
i""i' "h-i NHs 'HrN p.' i,- 'ir only +! III
t"' ana vines "hrn 'Hlne thtt ycIs I
VAT -rt WAT tn! put aut rc lis up r.tte'. vi.
'Ie'I trees COME alto crIEs !'y s"c: rr
= iiut "m what thry u.uI Lac, .-rl.uitIw ,ri!
e's hhd- i ut ah pIly -. T. ,tttc tao h.nS nj,
\.'i"rc" has /. oven t. ,r pa III 49,.
"a cnItNitln h'vtnE Iv-I.i qua IS ,HI IHNul
ifhi Produce. anu in 'He.r select q, tiu -.
'cd ASH" lI'i lhtI VHn - ,IIIrJ!-
! til" n 1t tm'u,U, wGtr. Oh tie culture l,ut u.
iHctt" ahb I tHr hr'.> "N..vGtrn, Il and .,.t 60.
'iHt growers III al! pui. II t4e e4L.,t,,tAt t tn,
ee'i.lme'iai'i's i the American Rom ,I"4tct Nrirt,
sc I"ir!Jrr lldriIc lrtiS ic.uiHIrHi t.rt MI in
i-""n"it. as tlv'r ST. h AMI l 'vr.a
act it!I 10 hc II t". y Ia Ut toe and an
81 u" tees 10 W.T.: At IiD,. Teas. r'wiu.s. ttc.
"S AI"Ic a. Ncrt'iIuc, Flu Mia uLs. Ic., ,iup I
nus 81 HntU it"t> Wnt'mrui.H tee. -tit.cry.
"N-" rt'ns. &r. ihcy hay" SOM" 1.. 81 l,,e, ,ctLA
sale new. curs >iii14 largely e tie fl"wiu lrttnL
,IudH: EeiawL'. concord fr, ,rui'ti.. t,tvtllyy-
~. i'".h. l',"n, Nilt,gr. T kHlul rc,rru,,. Iny
ith"hi, sthr.n. and "".Ut T. other kini+. rct-t
can 'r er ICY ma. with ciittIr IL. having iu,
tee dne them ines t,,tSc catalogues viii Hr ;,!i.i
to all applicants free Of Oh rye by addressing L. Il W NJ
Peters, newark, Delaware feb -, 1871 Nv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Union Meetings.

The following Union meetings will be
held in Cecil county. Each meeting will
commence at I o'clock in the evening:
At Elkton on Saturday, the 2Gth instant.
I" Fair Hill on Monday, the 2sth 90
Rising Sun on Tuesday, the 29th /"
" Rock Springs on Wednesday Both "
-" Port Deposit on Thursday the 3lst "
" Cecilton on Saturday the "a of April.
Chesapeake City on Monday the 4,h "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
Elht3n GaS-Lig;it Com ,any.

L!As|h Vh@tLlSIi V0M iIH}.
FiNllE Bo nd Of / irectors OF the Elkton
Il daS Light Com. 'dny, will open Books,
al the "hc' "a tie Secretary, on MONDAY,
me 2atl day OF March, inst, for reccivin,
SUBSCRIPTIONS tor FIVE Ilnmrrd Shares Of
Preferred Stock OF said Company, of TWEEN
ty Dollars rncf the payment whereof, with
b per crni per dnntn tn 'rcpu, VIII ne Sc
cured hy Deed of Trust 4 the whole, bro
prtly and irihrtise "f tht Company.
Ia" sum -! iNu Dollars per share will bo
f"Inrr.t to ~ PAL at tnc lime OF sda,crl3-
ny. ANA the balance as 1t may hereafter TO
called i,'r 10y the Bniro.
Tue Capital Stock Of the said Company
is Twenty Thousand Dollars and tn, Wurhs
arc now III successful op,r 't,ou.
+. A. ELLIS,
WI. IuRDERT. President.
Secretary.
march l6, lS6i.3t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
CARRIAGES.

IT l.. GUY, will have his 3rd annual
l. L. Sale ofcarrinees May 18th IS64 Per
sons in want of a good article will find the
different now on hand at his shops in Brick
meeting House Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
REGISTER OF SALES.

The following is list of Sales of Real
and Personal Property advertised in this
paper Farmers about declining Business
should not fail to insert their advertise
ments in The Wig, as it has the most ex-
tensive circulation of any newspaper print.
ed on the Eastern Shore:
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
LIST OF LETTERS
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A TOLL RECEIVER on tire Elkton. An
IL dora, and Lcwisvllo Plank and Turnpike
Road, at the Toll House, two miles above Elk.
ION Pay, ono Hundred Dollars n year, House
Rent aud Firowood. Apply TO
JOS +. CANTWELI,.
march &c, ls6i-3t E.k.cn, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
HARDWARE,

NEW Mackcrei. Herring and Codii sh a
~ large lot just received and for sale by
feb y, leo4 WA. AcCLELL-AAD'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
REAI ESTATE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Henry Kibler. on Bohemia Manor,
will sell his Personal Property on 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-03-26
PUBLIC SALE

i ODLIO DALI,
TUE subscriber, intending to relipouisb
l. farming. viii sell at Public sale. at hi,
residence, on Bohemia Manor, on
lhnrsd'y, the 3lst day Of .Narch, 1864,
the following Personal Property. viz To,
S ueld Of WWk HORSES. 3MULES
GO Yoke Of OXEN, 5Js=---r.
.Sh4La. Head Of MiLCn COWS. ~ "a
s"ihe win Calves at their sides. VI m
the remainder coming in profit ii Had 1f
YEAKLINGS. VI
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two Farm Wagons Ok ~r
Carts, Horse Power, Corn ESTsas1
shelters, Wheat Drill, Hay szszSsiAEssGalSS.sLAs
Press, Iron Roller. Guann Sprcadrr. Reaper.
Mower. Spring Toolhrd Hrsr Rake. ,rps
lot Of Flows, llarrows. Cul.ivltors. Wagon
and fIow Gears, Family Carriage. | Large
MARKET Dearborn, with Harness, and many
other articles too tcdi"ns 70 mention.
TERMS.-All sums ~ S25 and under. cash.
over that amount Il credit of six months will
he given the purchaser giving his note with
apII"vcd security.
" ale to commence at 10 D'cnck AN
march ~, l6Gi-lt HENRY kIBLER.
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CuAS. PEACOCK
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21

The LIEUTENANT GENERAL AND
THE SoLDIERs.-It is said that when
General Grant was going down to
Washington one day this week, when
the train, having attached to it the
special car, stopped at Brandy Station
some soldiers who were waiting to go
down asked if they could not get in
to the car. No, was the answer of
an officer, this is General Grants spe.
cial car. Whereupon Grant, who W as
sitting by the window, spoke and said
General Grant occupies only one
scat; the soldiers can ride.-fW ash.
Cor. n. Y. Herald.
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machines.

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f-a1as
Hartford Fall River, Providence, Worcester, and all
the principal cities and towns in New England.
Saving y miles in distance from Dunkirk or
Buffalo to New York.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo on arri
val of all trains fr ON theEest, and rum through to
New York without charge.-sszs s--,.--47f- =
When necessary, the trains on this road Ktu HAlt
two no urs Dunkirk and Blu alo for trains from he
west, and run through to- New York Without laying
over at any intermediate point.
Boston and New England passengers can 20 via
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Of all rail or Sound ste IN ers IN destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran .hro'
to New York on all night trains. Face cars With
Foote'S Patent Ventilators perfectly free from dust,
arc run on day Express rains,
Baggage checked through. Fare always a. Low q
by any OIL err route.
Secure Tickets ria As ERIE RAIL WAY, -
which can DE obtained at AL Rrincira ticket Offices
in the est To Merchants this route offers upeQpsl
ed facilities for the shipment Qf Freight.
Chicago Office "a Clark Street, GEORGE STARE.
Ticket agent. c. G: WHEELER Freight Agent
New York Office, 240 broadway, Gu ARkEsP CRAie,
Ticket Agent, A. II. sNARQ, Freight Agent.
Boston Office, Is STATE SrIeS ydEE 8; Dgsl.Ar.F.
f. Agent. = CHASE hlHOT, sSuptt
WI. II. BARR, Gspr Pass. AfenS seeYss
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ERIE RAILWAY. - =

Great Broad Guage Dauhle Track
Aud Telegraph Route.
To Nee Kosh, Boston, FAtiadefphsa, Baltimore,
p Harrisburg, and AL EasternJSites, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH " 8. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DUsKIRK or BUFFALO on the
arrival Of trains from the West via tx LAKE SHORE
kAILRoAp, also from SALAMANCA, arrival OF trains
via the fetc Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Wes-
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Cleveland, o., of Sir Foot Gauge, combining EASE
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ed by NO other route
e ~ FOR EREIGHTS s
between al points EAST and WEST, our facilities
unrtyaned. Forming close aud relisb ons
at DuExiEk and BUFFALO with Western roads, and At
SALAHAscA With the 3esa "a
Broad Guogc atlantic and Great Western
Rdil,cay.
by which route there Is NO IdnsEer. between New
York and Cisveiand.s "a KS y 49,
rl3 EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS 4F
leave New York daily for all points IN the West, ma
King as Quick time and at as Low RATES rs by any
other route. For Freight or Passage ipsune all
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a Clark Street, Chicago.
240 Broadway, New York, 3tH q
.sEis 23Soutb st., +. r., New Fork.
10 State Street, Boston.
b. W. BLANCHARD. ..st CHAs. AIxor,
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