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CommissAry; Major ]. l. Ward, 18th United
Assistant Comnin6AFIeai Lieutensnt n m
HohAn, otth United states oOlOred troops, trut
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J. W. Chamberlain, 10th unlted statsS ooiored
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JILL. Department Of NetO MsHtoo,
ComUliAaAfyi Captain W. II. Lewia, 9Th Unit
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
TIM TABLE,

TIME T BILE, .H '.h.
Commenoing MONDAY, December 18th, 1854,
aps s scn' PsRS broad ~
sepssd, for Bsisinofs and Ws.Sin T. stop or
giog q WiiminGson, Perryyills, Havre;de-
Way Mail Train ~ liz 4. M. isundsys az.
oepted,) for baltimore, stopping ~ All regular
statiens, connecting with Delaware railroad
a wilminEton FOR Milford, salisbury and In
Express Train AZ LIS p. M, (sundays on.
eepted,) for Baltimore and Warrington, stop
piSg AZ On ister, Wilmington, Hiktoh, Perry
VILE, ADd HAvre-to. Grace mo-
s.p,Ss Si or bsInass AS1Ssy :S OK
ping at Wilmipgton, Newark, Elkton, North
east, PerryyLlle, HAvrs-ds-o rass, PerrymAn's,
Might ExpTs'a ct his D. N, for baltimore
and Washington, stopping a. Chester, (oniy
to take Baltimore and WaahiDEton pAssen-
GERS Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North
east, perrVville, And HAvro-de-Graoe.
Passengers lot Fortress Monroe viii take
ACCOMMODATION TRAINs. -ssovpinr a,
All stations between Philadslphia and Wil.
leave Philadelphia Il HOO .. m, Aoo, $40
and io.0o >. m. fhe 400 p. N. train onnnssts
with pelawkre railroad Tor Milford and later
Leave wiinInGsOn .. 1.IS and go q. M. 30
TrsRoGeH tn AIMS FROM RALrrMoRR-
Leave Wilmington At ian., d.st s,SS, and asa
y CHESTER ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chester Atsis, lola .. m, la.Sa, ais, %, I.sO
and s.oSp m. -s.na Hf'| n Nv =
p SUNDAY TRAINS. ~
Express Train 81 S.o5 q. N. for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping 81 WilmlnFNon,
PeFryville, HAvro.do. Grace, Aberdeen, Ferry;
mans and Magnolia. I7Cf y III
Night Express ct lI.ISp. N. for BaltlmOrs
and Washington, stopping ~ Chester TOR
baltimore and Washington Phasengefs,l vii
mington, NewArk klkton, North-EAst, Perry
vtlle and HAvre-d0-Graoe. 0.. - -
Accommodation Train a 10 D. m. for Wil.
mington and Way stations. HHI7T 1T
BALTIMORE FoR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore atoa6 p. m, stopping At
HAvro- io-Graoo, PerryVille and WiIninrtOn,
Also atops ~ Elkton and Newark ITO take Dae-
sengors for PhiladolphiA and lsaVS paI6anaSrs
irom WAahington % DaltimOro,l aud Chester
70 leave passengers nom baltimore Of WA6b-
Leave Wilmington fer nladsIphlA a. an
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Lave Baltimore s,aS .. ~, Woy Mall l.1o
p. m, Express. A.2o p, NJ Way Train. e-SS
y -.' = 4R1ins Sos B2LTiGokE
Lave Chester :. an :, n LSo, and Ii.SO
is.ss wtlalaussa q Gla. ~ a N. 90,
AZ aAa ll.M 2. NJ ~. -.
EnEionr Tram Win passenger ear q.
nd In1srmodinio Stations - T.Hs D, n. Mi
ls6li H. kR1NHv. sVpeilnlsn1slA
u.tItl 80 EdA /
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1874 ARRANGEMENTS 1854
NEW YORK LINES.


THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILA.
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILRoAD
COMPANIES LINES, T
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND
KENsINGT0N DEPOT,
WILL LEAVE A. yoLLcws, VIZ: Fare.
At Q q. M, via Camden and Amboy-C.
A. Accommodation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
At 9 q. m, via Camden and Jersey CITY
New Jersey Accommodation. ......... a2S
Al .. m, via Camden and Jersey City
Ats M Va 5ssG:a' and Jersey city" 800
At Il m, via Ksa:instci and Jersey 40
At - N.Y. VIA PGs%d:n and x%5cy.c; ana 20
A. Accommodation -................,, ans
Asa p. m, Via Camden and xnboy.G.
sns a; ESPs'iE :.:,.:;:n an; 800
.City-WAshiAgton and N. Y. Express. . 90
Al sk y. N, via kenslngton and Jersey
City-Evenins Mai. ......."........ . 90
iStyS %s Sis xssR;1ns'0n and Jersey
AZ X (Nightl via KenSington and JsrSey
City-southern Express. 90,
At ~. M, via Camden and Amboy-As.
oommodAtion Itrelght and pAsssnssr)
I'd elAss uokot....,......... l.bO
The Q is p. m. Evening MAI add the i,SO
(Night) southern Expreaa will run daily, IAN
otherS, sundays eKeepted) = : ~ ?
PHILADELPHIA AND new YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at SAnd 8 .. m,
~ m. and 2 p. m. T6T'
Leave Kensington Depot At Ills Q. m, ass,
t.So and asp. m, and ~ so .. m. mighty
The e.tS p. m. line runs daily lAll others,
Sundays exeepted.)
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street at Ga. m. and
pm. .- mad ~.. .rIr
From foot OF Cortland street at 7, 9 and 10 q.
m, ~ m, and p. m, ana u night.
The p. m. line runs dailyi talf others, sun
days oxeepted.)
VIII eATzMER, Agent
--. :. PhipA and N. Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1873. deSi
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DisTRior OF p CO! SSEgMRl ~ w wAsHNsrON

In the onae OF Eliza Warden, eKeoutrIx OF
James WArder, deesAssd. the eEeoutFiK kfOre-
said has, with tho app rotation OF tho OrphAns'
pointed SATURDAY, the 18th Of April next,
Tor the hnal settlement and distribution OF
the personal estate OF said deceased, and Of
the assets In hand, a. far - the same have
and where all the creditors and helrS Of said
deceased are notified 70 attend, lat the Or
phana' Court Of Warrington county AtOIe-
Aaij,) with thsir claims properly Vouehed, or
all Donoht In said deoeAsod'a eatatsi provided
. o0py Of this order be published Onoo Z week
for three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLI-
oAh previous v the 10th day Of April, 1885,
mhai-waw' frg Register Of wiilO.
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Lieutenant w. D. FULLER, ID United states
artillery, DostonI appointed ia y 10 l6et--
o. tain dsoTss I Gibson, iish uni tod states
tntAntry, boAtoni appointed July 10, l08A--
temporAFyi relieved November -, Iosl
neutsnAnt p. X Remington, eth Onltod
issasnpoIsiSi i TsiiS1sS S S1ssSs w Iss
HeutenAntJ J. W. Means, sth Unitad Mates
tss1sssisI ;siisSs j SS::S ~ 8 Iss
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.HREAT PENNS ILVANIA
NohTHwtsT AND sOUTHwEsr.
ON AND AfTfn prcEnBER Is, ,rnins
vii leave nnlnnots, nom North Calvert
nnst NAL, at.............."... $50 q. N.
HArrisburE Aooommodn tion. ............ap d. m
krle and Pittsburgh Express. D. m,
PfttsourEh and ElmifA Espress.....iop p. m.
THEGis An. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
Conneota Win the 30 .. n. train rom
baltimore Tor Pittsburgh and the
West. and for Elmira, Buffalo,
Rochester, Dunhirk, Canandai-
9H."# qua and Niagara FALL, and BOA
y Ter New York city.
THE l.sO p. NJ, TRAIN FROM wAsHINc.
TON Conneetn with the 9 P: m. train from Bal.
tlmore for PittpburE and Erie,
THE e1 r. NJ TRAIN FROM WASHING.
TON Cenneots with the 10 p. m. Express
from Bal timors and runs through 70
PfttaburG And Elmifa, without
change Of ears, eonneoting at
. PittsburH for Cincinnati,
Chicago, aud 81. Louis,
and a. Elmira, for .
V Buffalo, Roohes-
.. .ast Ter, and sy-
H.E Taeuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at o'clock p. N.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDIEhP TIcKETs AT GoVEnNsiENT RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~ For Tickets and any Information apply
~ the once 81 the Great Pennsylvania Route,
under National Hotel, and Depot House, No.
tsS street, near New jersey avenue, Wash
irgton.
superintendent N. Z, n. n.
". WILKINS,
..---- asgenger and Ticket Agent.
JNo. GILLETTE, Passenger Agent,
Corner sixth street and PennsylvaniA ave.
de78-tf #IE .#f .H
NEW YORK IIT-T
IN AND
~ WILMINGTON
sTEAMsHIP' LINE.
sEmi-WEEKLY BETwEEn NEW YORK,
wAsHIEGToN AND eEoRGErowN, D. C.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALVOR, AND JAS. 3. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and
street, ceorsetovn, and Pier is, loot Of wall
street, New York. r-..
For freight or passage spplg 70 -.
.. . Y. II. hOO6hTON, Agent.
foot Of High street, Georgetown, or
..1 JAMES HAND, Agent,
ds49-Om lit wall street. New York.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA oFFIcR biA PENN. AVENUE,
Waahtngton OlV, ID. o.
GREAT EASTERN, HoRTHiRN, AID
WESTERN EXPREss ToRWARDkRs.
Merchandise, Money, ysiselrv, YainabLes, Notes,
Stock, Bonds, &C.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH
to all accessible sections Of the country. This
Company has Agensies in the principal rail-
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal Offices are
WASHINGT0N, d. G., NEW YORK, B0S ron,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CIHHATL, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are Ade at New York and
10 ton with lines forwarding to the Can dAs
and 60 the British Provinces, and with steam.
ship lines TO Liverpool, Southampton and
HAvre. and thence by European expresses to
all prominent commercial towns IN Great
Britain and on the Continent. -HHl.
q, Colleotion OF Notes, Drafts, and Bills made
81 all aecesaible parts Of the United States.
jsia 20 s.sl V w SGS Ass D. c.
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EDWABD LYONTT, - Z.
No. N PEHH. Avn.s WAsHnHeros y -,
Books bound ~ SyeEy Slyie-twhh y
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
Look out for Frauds.

Remember that your enemy on Tuesday
next is the old secession, dapocratic party
that used to get up jubilees when the news
came of great rebel victories in the gloomy
years Of '6l-2; and who celebrated the days
appointed by the Chief Magistrate, to be OBJ
served with fasting and prayer, by balls and
dancing; who never opened their churches,
or prayed for the success of the right or the
defeat of the wicked. Remember that enc
my is still wicked and unscrupulous; that
that party would tomorrow rejoice in re-
vived and successful rebellion, over the now
triumphant Union cause; and in the re-
storation of slavery and defeat of freedom.
Beware of their false and deceitful promises ;
Of their spurious Union tickets with rebel
names on them. Examine your tickets
well see that the names of John II. Price
for Judge of the 9th Judicial District of
Maryland; E. Wesley Janney, for Sheriff ;
j. p. Eanneman, Samuel j. England, w.
T. Wisdom, for County Commissioners and
Ellis G. Chandlee, for Surveyor, are on your
ballot--and vote no other.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
The Classical Sheet.

The Cecil Democrat informs its readers
I" and the rest of mankind" that it is to be
conducted on the Chesterfield principle in
future, under its new regime. We will anx-
iousy look for it to begin. How long, oh,
how long, must we yet wait for this forth,
coming edition of etiquette? What is to
become of that large stock in trade which
the secession party have always stored their
magazines with, when this new era dawns ::
namely, lies? For speaking the truth is one
of the first lessons in politeness. And again,
what is to become of the niggers " and bad
whisky, such elements of power in the seccs.
sion democratic party? 1t is to be hoped
for the cause of humanity that The Demo-
crat will torsake its old ways, but what is to
become of the party when 1t begins to pursue
the paths of truth and virtue? Your occu.
patton will be surely gone, and your party
not having relish for such things will dis.
own you, and stick to their bad rum and
"niggers,n " we fear.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
Voters of Cecil

What think you Of party whose principles,
as published, during the effort of the Gov
ernment to maintain its Unity against rebels
in arms, were embodied in such traitorous
sentiments as are given below, copied from
transparencies carried in Democratic cd
save the mark !-processions
"No more rictims for slaughter pens. Not
a mdn-not a dolldr.'
"Lincoln has murdered three uhtte men to
free one negro"
"Free ballots or free bullets. Crush the
tyrant Lincoia."
"a despot has his parasites, and liberty
hath her aucnger."
Do you not know that the party styling itself
Democratic and now asking your votes for
its candidates in Cecil county is composed
of men whose views, during the war. were
fairly represented by sentiments like the
above?
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
People of Cecil

next Tuesday is election day. There are
two tickets in the feld one the choice of
the friends of the government, composed of
men who stood up for it and did all in their
power to defeat the impending calamity
threatened by secession, while the other is
the choice of that party who were in the be-
ginning Of the atrocious war of treason on
the government, in open advocacy of the
right of the southern conspirators to make
warupon, and dissolve, the Union if they
could. That party was never known to be
on the side of the government or against the
the rebellion, while the latter existed and
its ticket is composed of men who stuck to
it, bowed to its behests and voted for its
candidates through all those years of bloody
war. The Cecil Democrat is coniurng YOU
by all in its power to forget these things
and kiss the blood of your murdered broth
ers from its hands, by voting the ticket of
its choice. Can you degrade your honor so
lJw as this?
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
Negro Suffrage.

Look out for those men who go about the
polls "half: shot talking of 'nigger equali-
ty," and "nigger suffrage" Trace their
characters back; inquire into their past his.
tory in connection with american citizens
of African descent" Remind them that
there are more mulattoes in the households
Of their southern brothers," than in all the
world beside.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
An Act

Prohibiting the sale of spiritous or fermcnted
liquors in the several counties of the State
on the day of election, passed March "a,
1865.
SECTION l. BE ii enacted by the General
assembly of Maryland, That it shall not be
lawful for the keeper Of any hotel, tavern,
store, drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold. or for any per-
son or persons, directly or indirectly, to sell,
barter, or give, or dispose of any spurious
or fermented liquors, ale or beer, or intox-
eating drinks of any kind, on the day of any
election hereafter to be held in the several
counties of this State.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That any per-
son violating the provisions of this act shall
be liable to indictment by the grand jury of
the county where the oifense is committed,
and shall upon conviction before any Judge
of any of the circuit courts of this State,
be fined a sum not less than fifty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars for each and
every offense, onehalf of the fine shall be
paid the informer, the other half to tn e
county commissioners for the use of public
roads.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04

dered Union soldiers lies too thick on its
ragged garments to be hidden from the eyes
of an outraged people.
What will those careless Union men, who
neglected 10 go before the registering officers
and have their names entered, think of be-
ing claimed as wolves belonging to the Sc
cession pack, which The Cecil Democrat, in
its three fold nature of dog, wolf, and ass,
barks, ravens, ard brays for?
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04

In former years the Democrats used to
carry all the elections in the Territories ; bu,
all that is greatly changed now. In the re.
cent election in New Mexico, Col. Chavez
the Republican candidate for delegate to
Congress, received S,5l1 votes, against s, 1SC
for Manuel Perea, his Democratic competi
tor, who was late delegate. In 1868 Perea
had S06 majority. The largeness of this
vote shows that New Mexico has already
quite large population.
"A meeting of the Workngmen's Con.
vention of Baltimore was held on Wednes-
day evening. The several candidates for
the Legislature, in answer to queries pro-
pounded by the Convention. expressed them.
selves in favor of such legislation as will
make eight hours legal days work.
Government commissioners have Just
concluded treaties, in council held at the
head waters of the Little Arkansas river,
with the Arrapahoe, Cheyenne, Kiowa, Ca
manche, Caddo and Apache tribes of In
dians, the widest of the Western plans.
Letters have been received in Washing
ton complaining of the, treatment, of freed
men in Anne Arundel county, Md.
Pierre Soule. of Louisiana, is announced
as having been Pardoned by the President
on Monday.
The Georgia State Convention has re-
pealed tire Ordinance of Secession, and also
declared null the ordinance ratifying the
Constitution of the so-called Confederate
States.
In the Lynchburg district of Virginia,
Mr. Stovall, who cannot, ii is said, take the
Congressional oath, is now reported elected.
The findings and sentence in the Wirz
case will not be made known for some days.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
Soldiers

Will make a note of the fact, that while
the Copperheads are protesting great friend,
ship for them, they are charging the Union
party with squandering the public money by
levying taxes to pay Soldiers Bounties, and
by such charges are trying to secure votes
for their Commissioners ticket.
Soldiers will not sustain a party which
gave them neither encouragement or pay for
their patriotism.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
tflarric0.

observation-disclosures 26th,
at Harmony Hill, Chester county, Pa, by
Rev. }. H. Johns, FERDINAND JOHNSON,
of Talbot CO., Nd, and SARAH A. Hone
son, of Chester county.
CLARKE-DAY.--At Trinity NJ. E. Par
sonage, on the 23d Of September, 1865, by
Rev. j. B. Quigg, GIDEON I. CLARKE, Of
Cecil county, and ELLEN Day, Of Hartford
county.
LAMAR-JOHNSON.-O the 26th ult.,
at the Charlestown NJ. E. Parsonage, by
the Rev. g. l.. Schatfer, VIII. lam T. La
MAR and MARY j. JOHNSON, all of Cecil
county, Md.
BAKER-OLIVER.-At Trinity Church.
Elkton, by Rev. r. II. B. Mitchell, on
Tuesday, 3lst ultimo, JOHN W. BAKEN, OF
Parkersburg, Va, and ANNIE c., daughter
of T. V. Oliver. Esq, of Elkton.
MARRETT-DENNY Thursday, I'd
inst, in Elkton, by Rev. II. Matthews,
JAMES B. MARRETT and JOSEPHINE DEN
NY, both of this county.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04

The ATLANTIC, the first among magazines,
we did not receive the November of in time
to notice in our last issue # is charming
NUMBER but the atlantic is always charm
ing, and every family who has ii leisure
hour o devote to miscellaneous reading -
and what one has not?-sholld take the IT.
tanfic Monthly. Each number contains l25
pages of reading matter and the price of Il
single copy for year is 81. Published by
Ticknor 4 Fields Boston.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
No whisky on Election Day.

The last Legislature passed an act forbid.
ding the selling or giving away any whisky
on the day of election.
Parties so offending are subject to severe fine
on conviction; one half to go to the inform
er and the remainder to the county for road
purposes. So, dealers in the fire water close
up on Tuesday next, or you will be handled
without gloves. We publish the act else
where.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
SORGHUM MANUFAcTURERs'U UoNyEN-

TroN.-A convention of syrup manufacturers
from sorghum, aud of cultivators of the
cane is called to meet at Newark, Del, on
the 29d inst, to advance the business of sor-
ghum culture, and the manufacture of syrup.
vinegar, spirits, &c. from the Chinese cane.
All who have had any experience in this
branch of agriculture are invited to attend,
and lay their views and experience on the
subject before the convention.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04

CLOTHING-
Y. BROWN BRO. have just received
" large supply of well made and latest style
Men's Over Coats,
Mems Business Coats.
Mems Pants and Vests,
Boys Over Coats
Boys Sack Coats,
Boys' Rohnd Jackets,
Boys Pants and Vests;
with full siippl3
,,, !, Flannel Shr.s and Drawers,
which they propose to sell as cheap as thew can be
oonght IN any Of the cities
Also, large supply If the best
Nov !, 1868 IN d. Il, .,,.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
Don't Vote that Ticket.

If you are asked to vote the secesh, dem
ocratc ticket, on Tuesday next, inquire what
are the principles of that party. If they
claim to be Union in their proclvities, go
back on their record and insist on being in
formed when they commenced to be Union
party.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
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The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04

BACHELORS RETREAT, NOV. LIST, 1865.
Mr.. EnlToR Who are the Fenians? and
what is their object? NATHAN.
ANswER:-The Fenians are principally
lrishmen. Their organization is secret
society, and their object, we believe, is the
independence Of Ireland.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04
Don't Scratch Your Ticket.

Remember that the defeat of any of the
Union candidates is partial success of
the secession, and an endorsement of that
neiarious cause in Cecil
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04

REV. JAMES SnRIGLEY, of Phlladel-
pha, will preach in the Unyersalist Church,
Chesapeake City, on Sunday morning, Nov.
18th, at l0l O clock.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-11-04

DR.. WAY, late Surgeon in the U. S.
Army, has located in Elkton, and opened an
office on North street, in the building lately
occupied by the bank. His card is in
o-days Uhiq.