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, 1864-05-06

GEN. HUNL8U17B FAHE"ELLs
The order Of Gen. Hur1bnt bidding FIRE
well to the 10th Army Corps, is paper that
does great credit both to his head and heart;
and explains to the country eoms things in
which there was more or less of doubt The
question has been impaticntly asked, why be
did not take care OF Forrest and his crew;
inasmnch as that rebel chieftain passed d.
rectly by Memphis in his journey to aud fro
kentuckywise. Gen. Hurlburt's reply is
that his force has been 80 weakened by de-
taching parts Of it here and there, and by
furloughs, and want Of animals, that to pro-
tect properly the points and stores essential
to be cared for in his department, and to
hunt such commands as that Of Forrest, Is
an utter impossibility; and that men cannot
be blamed for not achieving things impossi-
bic He recounts the performances Of this
corps as proof that they are ready to do
Whatever men are able TO accomplish.
Iheee ayerneots, 60 fur as the corps is
concerned, are true to the letter, AZ the pub
lie who have followed its fortunes well know;
and 1s 10 the other facts, Gen. Hurlbut is
certainly the best authority; md We know
OF no reason why his word shou1d be for
moment questioned.
As Tor Gen. Hurlbut himself, he has DONE
some excellent serrice- Els heartiness and
LIS capacity cannot be questioned; and his
Wofk VIII remain, whateycr be does or fa{lt
70 90 hereafter. II he has grown reuiss In
tns seni'ctsu naturalization at Memphis.
.s!oo6a loo much good nature. or anv other
thng called good, It is best known tn his
superiort. ''~"0 ~ ME
, 1864-05-06

Total. Go sl1e COO s,ss 81 900 slol ao' oa
Tte rora1 qualification above exhibited anloractd
In:stlcn q 2eo ~ The nppss ssn tnoaa.aa"
brnkeT. manu- actnrers iaso snt vcatny q ~"
,iy Il ~ miado ens, w nnSFsd
90. The working clssa'' numbered t5,on,1oo. aad
sa Fiji. d. snoiher IN Wow taxing safe
Br1tteh tsI 1t CO.., the "npper class" p.qs
sii2 aoto5 .the middle elass ,sys tlso O. 90 aad
The o1AinE c1nsfes pay t!o oh Nor skM lAfsaes
spaszed 1he elsss psys l9 ~ Je'r pes aeas
Ing clasar pa3s IS u head
Practically; bow 60 the Enslish unr5iag people
Their IL Of <i00 snd aitt0oo? Does tbs pAyuaut Of
It PEGS upon their ne4hs TO purchase tho neceAatfes
q ltis? rms i denied ~ 81 British eeoaomtsss
They say. as the above table shoEs that the SIS tax
per heai Is made ap Of there items: toh@aseo, @ IL:
taxes *l8that Vt the total It tax Of 31as PEE
n.aa paid y the worxtnE peopis; moss taaH hs,
that neJ pay tax Ct onlv saH year upon the nee
cet2afek Of life. ter bread. butter. milk. meAt.
1sh etabcs fruit. house, coal, &c. arc ffec Of dasJ
ANd ass&esHent- ....' .I !
Mr. Wilkeson then proceeds to argue In favor Of
s! t!c1mpusi,lon Of heavy ta1es On tobacco, distilled
spill and malt bat do not deem 1t Necessary 10
pest bis aFgunatnt-
, 1864-05-06
4 SINGLE BATTLE

4 Northern rebel paper declares that 81 the
" fortunes Of the Republic are stakcd on a
I" single battle; the defeat Of Gen. Grant Is
ssthe dissolution Of the Union" That is
precisely the way the tories talked duriag the
Revolution. They were etcrnally prognosti-
eating the overthrow and dissolution Of the |
infant Republic. Before each battle they
wonld predict, that if it were lost, all vas
lost; but atif 1t were g4ined, 1t would only
abe single step in long and arduous
1oad.''
But successive defeats ou1y stimulated the |
patriots tn make greater exertions. Com
plcte triumph Mt Last crowned their efforts.
But they Ind to wade through seven years of
bloody toll before It was achieved Why
should this contest be given up On the loss Of
battle? Ought We not to make :as much
sacrifice to maintain the Union as they did to
found It? is the Union worth less to us aud
our children than It WAS In Its beginning to our
forcfathers and their children? If they could
fight seven years for q hopeful theory, how
long ought we to fight for glorious fact: 4
Republic with them vas an experiment; with
Us 1t ia a reality. They gave Ms the best form
OF government ever bequcathcd to mankind.
They eujofped Oh us to watch over 1t, defend
and pe1petuate It.
Will We basely abandon our trust because
Grant may be rcpulsed in his attack on Lee?
The wretch who gives such advice Is unfit to
live among fseemcn.
But the opinion would not be 80 boldly
asscrtcd # Jcfr'e organ did not believe that
the Northern secessionists had their plans
prepared for = 'risins'' to open Ere In the
rear in the event Of the defeat OF; Grants
H. onF-
, 1864-05-06

.Thesr Ia continued good demand far Cruut espe-
ctally for ehtpeut hut the great difficulty In getting
a1sportstloh to Fhiladelpa and New YORK. "a we'll
other posnts In tue Rnst, has tendency to tesAsd
they wopId b1t for this facr The sales to-day co1
p.ike 60 bpl. as follows: 800 aud o bbls II oulk
the .pot At =: go d. do q 2k; and @s Dc 90 q
70 rFee ent and future delivtryuore especla
iatter9ut as thss: ~ appears e BE- eoasiiessble di
~ he market IA very unsettled, We omit qnos
There we're tome Transitions In boudet. for fnnft do
learn y sptha ls steady bnt quiet. aud ths uom,ua
quotation: 20 10 81. IieBiduutu Is held firmly al
$4.5D p, bb1 =,
Thr 1ecaIpsa by the Allegheny rivez duysn3 the 2
nGurs ending tefs evrclrG comprise s1 hole A. to;
& Poultnry. Is! J.t. III .es; Fisher 9fo,. u:
II. Ecscnbaeh. 1oo: Leyi Wade, q: WArtng 4. htn<
, 1864-05-06
gbtea9u Uribnue,
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1885,
In the House Of Representatives, Harding
Of Kentucky, a bitter and bigoted Copper

- ~. -. - 1AGAEs4Ss {.
N ahe house OF Representatives, Harding |
o. kentucky. bitter and bigoted Copper
mead, offered resolution
pecaftnc that whenevtr the rebellion In any |
dued eitSer bv re .. xnsnnt sn pe pIs
authority ot tie Coueutulion and laws. such State
sna4 Dc restored to al iss rights and prvlsss M
don Of fhr iin;te Stsirs X sns 3neudin e HIT 10
regulate, order, and control its s~n do-.estc in
entouons nee rom all executive eont1oL
W9ene7e1 aCoppeInean Ut conieoeEAle em-
ploFs The WORDS "nehte, ann oomesnc In
stitutaons."" J" theS Invariably mean thereby the
right to plunder colored men OF the fruits Of:
their labor, and deprive them OF their lber-
ties; The "f1ght' TO reduce them Into the
condition of- brntes, andcbuy and sell them
like cathe In the shambles. They never re-
ferto anyaothef'" rights,' - and never think Of
any other By ",domesttc institnttpnsnn they
mean alavery-the despotlc and wicked prac-
Hco Of xobbang men and women Of their nat
ursl and inalienable rights Of life; liberty and
tho pursuit Of happiness. -;
Another Of the I. rights IL the tight OF mis-
cetepat{op. and another one is The rieht to sell
The offspring Of their amaleamatfon. Breed
ing nolasses-co1srea ch1,drrn for the market
II one of the IS ~domcs,sc ins.jtntion.n of the
Southern Democracy. from JEFF Davis down.
some Of his miscee<n n sons are now serving
IJncle aarn on our Miss,ss1ppf pnnboats'
while thonsands Of m}sceprn sons ,of Demo.
crn4icr rebel. .re in t1,e Union armv f,vhting
fo mt m end tn the m,scaoen ,nstitution If
the sonth
The xho1e no1ft,ra, creea If connerheaas
, 1864-05-06

IF The Northern WinoiSdn, at Wheaton,
DuPsge county, hns been revived Its office
was destroyed BY fire last fall. Mr. Ch'lds,
Its publisher and editor, has bronght IT ont
in fine stJle-one, Of the best looking and
best reading weeklics Published In The State,
Mr.. @. deserves to he well sustained BY the
people Of DnPage, in this ereditable enter
, 1864-05-06

so1uo Encts about English Taxation'
No condenae from = long aad able s<tlcle n . r.
cent nue ber Of the MY. @rioune, written oJ At'
eamnel Elkeson. the following Interesting sad use-
fnl fscta concerning the workings Of tho Easkn ts1
alton systeu. Ir. Wtkesona statements are enttled
to the highest Credit his intosu aksn balm aaslytd
from the best sources:
AT Tho verv threshold Of the knowledge which En-
gland O1ete to ia tsa r.a.ion o! her t&xauon
10 tef population. For IS 3ea-1 1t was ~ follows:
YeAta- Population. Taxa. T.vH.ioa
, 1864-05-06

II OH6 week III lIuE OF q WILT WHICH, HttaIu8
the national credit, se95 ,93S worth Of goods
are imported that the country could just as
well do without, and that the consumers
conld pay double the duty On without any
hardship. In one week this amount Of gold
is taken from our financial necessities to pay
for these superAuitlas. This has been going
on al1 winter, and yet the Government has
just awakened to the fact and its consequent
NAA -
, 1864-05-06

T. Captain, J. N. Hood, Of Sycamore,
nj, has received the appointment Of Consul
to the port of Payta, in Perm. The Captain
Is too valuable q man to send oot OF the
country at this time to fill such post.
, 1864-05-06

Year, and The Close OF Thefus
The minor military operations Of the cur
rent year-and we have had none but minor
opes-haye been extremely costly and utter
IL profitless. The Army aud Nary Journal
for last week makes comprehensive ana1g-
sis Of them all-something like dozen In
Misunderstanding those on the Red river
and In Florids;, the great raid Of Sherman
and the lesser one Of Fitzpatrick; the affairs
Mt Plymouth, Paducah and Fort Pillow; and
then It asks:
"What has been the result, what has bean the
ain f nll theec operations, which have cost us In
k,1led, wounded and prisoners NOT les than ten
khoutdnd men, or more than twice me number lost
list Norembctt 1'he net profit from al these
costly operations is-Hhats Well, at thts nmG Mc
hold Fort de Russey, and the rebels hold Foft WI
ltans, But what beyond this can truly and posst-
sy Be 81 down as t6e s.. gains and losses Of the
dozen expeditions Of 1851" :,
These are certainly startling figures and
facts; but ten thousand is an under estimate
Of the losses We hare suffered by these email,
dcsu1tory, indecisIye and unproductiEe ope.
rations. All these costly and disastrous cx~
petitions are Halleck's Jobs; planned aud
partly executed when he was comutander-in.
CHIEF They are nice legacies. from him to
Gen Grant Since the creation Of the Lieu
snantrGeuerslsh}p. and the goveruauce Of
~ our forces hy one responsible military
head, Grant has not planned single second.
nIJ operation within the seven weeks since
tt1s power was made coextensiye with onr
nsmy Ihe adasEs ot Fort Pillow and PIv-
mouth were beyond his power to foresec Or
present, as be WIS wholly absorbed In the
S.eat Wo1k of putting his Potomac army In
faaa es'm, and IN Concentrating his forces
took Place before he was Generaf-,n .rsiiar
ana the expedition under Gen. Banks was sd
!af 9noef ~ay, and SO far away, in Westarn
Lou1slana at that time, that it was fmnossi-
b!e lof Hsaat TO communicate with It ana
| stop Its naarch In seasen. -AN
, 1864-05-06
M A r I'M e I.
POET OF CHICAGO.


o,+,,,r.n 1aa.sasoa AmEasaIs'''''''.@.7A s:;n,;
r.oi A.ins. he:mau. Gxien. :.a.sn; ,%., ~ Hs's-
.ood.
scsr ayins.: cos'sra. Aaia nszoo, .o9 q !a1ners
sehs sn n s'.ipsIs, noA' ~eeoA - - 11A'''''
schr Hdraslc. Palmer Grand H4Yen. 10 1unlber.
ism 18th
schf Minesss. s. Loa'ss' ofnno AAsoa* Nv III sa"oer
a-tr = rnr IN 10. d. wotf Rtvrr To cds wrol
Sch5 J / g. sr + suethes St *<ph. Is eds wood.
sclr Guide EnsEes; : 5. 3osspa; ~ - q @ lumber;
sehF Mo Aiaf;s1s ~ En- AAfeA31 A'' u ians-
s.tr ~ Dow South Hay n, Is "a lumber Is cords
wood ,..m.
sehr Hero, L:rttt soqto have"' ~ ~ I1 -
self Eat XII Ea'en' ae3N.'' ~a'
! schrP1anet, LAKELAND. NAnsttee. 80 u lumber.
seht Bnsra Vista, slnnots' Aanstee' ~" " 'aao@'0
70 nmEs9r' T9n p.r.or, paesard.s ricr 8 N Lumber.
's0i 81 Mefswo d. ..--..
SEQ" cas Sset @etod s' e->'''
Scow MeEDaie, Bench, South AaVtn' u COS os1A' -
seov Appietos. Bell. soasa Raven, 80 cts wood
I c1EAprn .Mavs.
uqp.Pt s9sSfs ca 81, -four,
f'op N.s hfdss, I'D sund1*s !.
rn Fnlplro r1ste: phea's. @ @ T., ~ '1s A'as'
rop ~ Ss,2es 2es5 Sc seo. ssai. 7a5 81 -hsatso
| frla trrr and sandrfet rr.,,- - m In vhr.t
Bs1t sMsn Masnar tiSni stn sntso ss5 bu ON
| u,,. ~ sG: pfls rork: n...-.
schz [. Iaalnsonn MiIier M,'Taakse. osa r, Ties
schr AaFt tic, Palmer. G,s.d Haysn. Feed.
sehr Riue Btste-. f.v do Sooasss suadr,~s.
shr na'
sehr Ninervs, soutlit, Grand n4vea, likht.
, 1864-05-06

Cincinnati Lumber NIar1et-lIoy T.:
The current demand for Lumber from tie yards coz.
tiuues good 1lly tanning the quctatlona EiYeu
but s light for The season. and Of rss have
been limited GFloK to te unsettled condition Of ,ne
ouArAT1nxa 1Y rur yavrs
, 1864-05-06

misunderstanding in this city is still
progressing, N. B. Ames' company Of one
hundred days men is nrarls 1ull and VIII 80
Into camp On Thursday. ay.-8pr'nQs.td (1N.l
journal 4A. :s -, = :--'a' ~+ q.
, 1864-05-06
C0ppERHEAD vs.. COPPERHEAD.
We thought that the n 7. TYor{d MAS

~~A = I'D II AAAO t1s SOE 6AsAAAA &sehA1f
We thought that the n. 7. 1foT1d MAS
=sbout the most malignant Cop?erhead sheet
published In the North. But: h must yield
the palm to Jeh7s organ IN this city. While
the IPtld wages unceaslng warfare against
the Administration it docs not advocate q
dissolution Of the Union, nor an abandon
ment ofthe contest in case Of the loss Of a
battle. We place in ju1topositIon the stAtc-
ment Of those two miscegen organr. .,-
From the n. T. Norld1 tFrom the Ctdeaco Mis-
'*Deeesredly great a. ce:en."1
Ii the confidence Of the The fortunes or the
country in Gen. Grant, Republic are to be
It sct.kd- "a -cT1MtnaAy ,stsked on single bar-
sneoa0iory 10 Iucs4cafs tie. II we triumph. We
ppon the public mind shall have advanced hut
The idea that the success a single step on long
Of ouf cause Il statxd and afduou3 road II We
ryoa the reaslt Of k!is lose, We lose all. TIE
camEktqn- 1t IL impor- .dytot Of Grant u fhe
tant that the public feel dissolution Of Ms I'm
ing should be trained 70 i0n." --
rrch lnvincible deter1ni- ?" Should the Army OF
Datlon that the F<suH Qf the Potomac, IN It's pref
no LatNe cdR b a TIT cnt campaign, meet VIII
aTnDh for ne .,e0fe mar an overwhelming defeat
~. General Grant has the event would 50 Gu.
~ far too sound = head courage the Confeder~
to stake everything upon atcs and dep1ess our cur
single throw Of the rency and the hopes Of
die.'' our people as toeiose Ae
- conteskh
, 1864-05-06
MARINE.
following Chicago vca'els
miSffllQHRnus

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
TIE h. tuelt md a. = CAurIOS To fDBN3 MKu
apd otherA, Khn sutcr from Nervous pchitv. frau
time THE MEAya OF sILF-cusK. ~ one who has
cured l,nset amer underaoius considerable anAck-
gls copies nav be had Of ,he Autilur, Ma TIL ANIHL
NtTFAtI:. Esq. Fcdnrd. Kings Co., N :.
, 1864-05-06

Contracts At ST. LoH1s-1uy9.
Captain Ed Chapmsn awarded contracts to-day for
Supplying The Government at this elty, with 00,00
hnsht1s to C. c. Thompson, 0J a. 81 9o01c,
and Go buhels at 81 B:0Qc. to be delivered ~ ra
neYFed M " hARH.
, 1864-05-06

: Market qu:tt bnt prices unchanged. We auota
New Mess PORK a27:n9zaoe. Prime Mess ~
BANS 17c, uncovered susar-cured DO 10 s3ise. { M
yss.sd DO 2!eecc; ths extreme price f,s Teomaa'
1Gc Western Lard fn nris snd tIerccs As91lxc. and
Ualttmt1e refined l7@lSAc. 90 =
, 1864-05-06
FROM ARKANSAS.

Buahwhacl1ers Coming to Er1cf-Fate
Of Lessces Of a Abnndoned Plantations
Gen. BofordsH Kctallotion-fFtson
ern OF War-The 15th~ 1IIin0lS uaVs
nIkY. a.c AN. X, - =. .-u
, 1864-05-06

FouIt1 Clas4. Flour.
70 EeE York, all ratl.. - 1l
rnil and Lake Ere.--.....0sQ LII
re Be.toD II, ~ ~; Ia I;Se s:s Il
70 Portland, al rnil .............-.....6A l6u
10 Montreal. al rail. .-..4b7H 15
10 BnT&lnt HI fAA. Hl41
~ rail- and Lake ET1e. .G974 t.15
AFIOVR-Reeeiyed, IS bb1s; shipped. 10. Mas.
set sgn 3na nonalsaily nnchangea = Se;es M Wsre: 81
srrinx extra 1t %6SsX TO- arfiTe; 500 hbls Uniou
do at l61n; 81 bbs pIatfe" spF1nk extra at $ls5:
, 1864-05-06

The oar Tsiuo of ibc sboYo amount Of stock Vii
aTrraEr PROBABLY about twenty-five dollars, which
viii ca for capital amo uniting IN the aggregate TO
Gn1er lie rerena. hill sh.t h. p.sas1, ths Hon,e
Or cent apnuH. The currency bill! vas 1ruded
in The Senate to read In sten Of sll ehes tsxss
crLtum each half yea1" upon tie average amount Of
It's circulation, Between tho tHo laws the tax stands
'11' Currency BILL Revenue Bill.
National Ranks. State tanks.
Dsposiis. .....:.........-: TX cent. X cent.
Capital. excl. or q. &. stockr X z cent. Il cent
ed by F. @. saltonsall & Co., CcmnisStoa, Stock and
, 1864-05-06

Z 8 II =
, 1864-05-06

observation-disclosures manufactured goods are
nrmcr, with q Light and Inadequate supply For5'gn
Leather IL vefF fYH1 n tho advance uAde YESTERDAY
The mxrket Il generalty active, both with city and
country QrGetB. Vi quote:
, 1864-05-06

IltlEa. ......."---.'......e,.tN9
I'M uII-rhe market Is rathar 1utef,
MS fDr tho most part belog tonhncd to small
.e9 rule hru1 berc and with redEerA. Pro
tatipns are unchanged. We quote:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28

TENlllS is t" give notice. that the subscri-
4 bcr OF Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Conr! OF Cecil county, letters
TcStalncntary on tho personal estate of
Walden Reed, late OF said county, deceased.
All pors nns having claims against tic said
deceased, arc hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly aut hen
ticatcd, on or before the Sth day Of May,
1868; they may otherwise, by law, be cxclu-
dcG from all benefit Of said estate. A Il per-
sons indebted to said estate arc requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this DIST day of May,
1861. WILLIAM Il. MILLER,
Executor of Walden Reed, deed.
Tcst--CnALELEY L. CUTLER, Reg.
May 81, 1851 CIV.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28
Notice 10 Creditors.

fSEllIS is to give notice that the subscriber,
q. of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Joyce jackson, 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 anthem
lcatcd, on or before the md day of March,
1865; 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 Dist day of May,
1864. JOHN W. CHAMBERS,
Administrators of Joyce jackson, deceased.
TcsL-CnALElEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
May u, lSGI-Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28
MnsiCN 10 Creditors.

THlilS is to give notice, that the subscriber
4 of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters
TcStamentary on the personal estate Of
Levi l.. Tyson, late Of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tho
sane, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
Heated, on or before the nth day of May,
1868; they may otherwise by law, be cyclu-
dcd from all benefit of said estate. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this DIST day Of May,
1851. JANE TYSON,
Administrators Of Levi l.. Tyson, decd.
TcSt--CmAhKLEY B. CUTLER, Reg.
May 81 ISGl-Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28
E0sicc TO Creditors.

T1lllS is to give notice, that the subscribers
l. OF Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate Of
Joseph Sidwell, lale 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 9th
day OF February, 1865; 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 llth day Of May, 1864.
WILLIAM IL. S1DWELL,
SAMUEL Il. SIDWELL,
Administrators Of Joseph Sidwell, decd.
Tcst--CnALKLEY B. CUTLER, Reg.
May IA, 1SG1-Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28

TT7TlE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
4 extended fire box for wood Or coal
Owing to tho Unprecedented popularity OF
!ris Stove, We have been induced TO ofics it
with the utmost confidence, 10 thoso who
want good hcavs cast Stove. Dat Of tho
immense number OF tho Royal that hAIn
been sold we have never heard Single com!
paint OF failure to operate to entire satisfac-
lion, and we challenge the world to present
any cooking stove that will do its work NOSE
perfectly. For sale at City prices, for c.lsh,
by PRYOR u BRO,
CCantwcll's old stah,) Eikt0a, Nj
Aug. !, 1863.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28
TO SNRGIlIiL GRnNERS.

gs1IIE CLARK SORGO Machine Co.'S just
l. " celebrated CANE MILLS aud Cooks
Patent SUGAR EVApORATORS are furn-
ished by the subscriber, to al! applicants al
Manufacturers prices. Apply at West Grove
p. o., chester county, Pa, Philadelphia and
BALTIMORE CeItIlr Nailgo DAD.
apr Dim. NJ. CON AID.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28
More Business in EIkt0n.

VINlIE undersigned having commenced the
l. CABINET MAKING business in Elk
ton, at the corner Of Main and Bridge SIS,
tionucry j. p. CantwclIs Tin Shop,) are
prepared to furnish the public with all arti-
clcs m their line, from II common Chair to
the most costly piece of Furniture, at as
reasonable rates rs they can be had in amy
other place. Both being practical mechanics
are prepared to do their own work.
FUNERALS attended by Mr.. Foster, who
Is experienced in that branch, at very rca-
sonable rates.
Public patronage respectfully solicited
IT, Old Furniture repaired at moderate
prices. r; A: FoSIEK,
Ellton Nav n 1SGt-nm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-28
NEW DRESS GOODS
OPENING TO-DAY
At the New store OF
r. DRENNEN,

NEARLY OPPOSITE COURT USE.
Black Silks, from $1.25 to S1.62.
Plaid =" 100" 1.25.
Black Dress Goods for Summer wear,
P..aids for Misses,
Challies for Childrcn--small figure
Ladies' Cloakings--ncw;
ia Bleachod Muslin--sclling at % cts
Now Straw and Felt Hats for Men and
Boys, Of New Styles.
New Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Best Sugar Cured Hams in the county
Cider Fincgar-nadc from Apples.
Give US call at the New Store.
May 81, 1864. #. DRENNEN.
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Elkton, May II, l9Gi--3m.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.

IAViNG engaged in the sale of Agricul-
l. Il tural Implements, [ am prepared to
furnish the Farmers with the BUCkE E
REAPING and MOVING MACHINE, the
celebrated KIRBY combined REAPER and
MOWER, with SelERakng Attachment; the
Bickford 4 Hoffman DRILL, for Sowing
Glain, Grass Seed and Gnano the Buckeye
Self Unloading Spring RAKE; Dumiidgc
Tool Co.'S Silver Steel Moving Scythes
Corn Covcrcls, Cutivators, Grain Cradles,
Hand Rakes, &c. Also, few Hcts Of Guilt
vator Teeth Excelsior Grain Fans. All oi
which will be sold as low for the cash rs they
can be bought in any Of the cities. Genuine
Chinese Sugar Cane Seed.
JOS. =. CANTWELL.
May II, 1SGl-3m