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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
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. TO YOUNG MEN.


.Usr PUBLI. .utnIN SEAIIb ENNEL'PE'
Pace SIX EN1s.
4 l,rturPnn th NmuIP II ntmr"tn d
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4 u,h, ni ,hp Cir ~, Book S,
T'r wodd ,ennwnd eu'h"r. in This ad-
mir h., LECTURE CLEARLY W 'r'm h''nwn
.cy.rr'pucr that ih' ,'i"l e NJ q "hrd- "'
ypIl-Ahusp may he rGrr'uliy moved
,yi,hnnr ncdirlrr ani wlhou' danger "
.u.girnl oppm'irns ho gir", 'nNnn'''t
riug nr cnrdi /. p"in'mg "n' "rnrr At ONO
c.rnin rnd flrr'url hN which ",sr' snil"f
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nOuN 70 rIOUS ,NDj AND THOU :,
ANuS.
S.n, under s'al. ~ any address. ~
balm sp,lpl euve ore. un The rrr'ir' ot
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

NOTICE is Iprehn given hat Mary Mn'
y dnrh rxernrrix ri ihe E,tatr "i Fat
rick Mnrdn,k late ci Vinlnn county, Oh'",
d.c,,.eJ rho uaS ESerutnr nf The rs ne OF
Inns Mcconnell, de T sd has lied her nc
r,,mn,s and vouchers, of the estate ot James
McCoueIl dereas d. Or inspection anI tln
NJ s,rtlpmcn,: and that The same viii b.
Icr hesrlng on the 3Olh d.y Of December
1854. niON
Dec. 9Th ls34-3w Pfoo"'e '"oge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
News from East Tru.c.sos.


NAsnvILLF, December 80 -Maior
Gsheral ot'neman. who arrived in
this city last night. from his rrat raid
in rnst Tcunces 'e and West Yiriyini.
furnishes the following account ofhis
rxpe titior;
The to:ccs consistal ol Bnrbridyea
itrnnps ami G,IIcm's Tenn SAGE ,rorna
all under The command OF N ilr Gan.
eral St"neman. They lett Knxy,le,
tennessee, IN the 18Th inst. Their
movements were unknown to tie reb
els, and were not discovr:ed nntiI sf.
Ter three days At K,ngsmrt Inprs'
comrhnnui wa9 attacked hv - fnrco
consisting Of about 500 of Moryay,s
Old command. The iurce was kill4l
scattered and captured. Next the
rebel 'orcoS OF Vaughan was dscoy-
red at l'apertown, ncar Bristol trv.
ing to effect IL juGction with Brrckin.
ridge at SltvlI!e. Oar furc.s uu,sn
ed him to Marion, whero an .npag,-
ment occurred, resulting ia a Inss 10
The rebels Of all then lorce aub srtil'.
cry, except ahout 100. who retrratad
towaod LynrhburN Virginia.
Breckinridges band had followed
Gen. Stuncham with the forces ~
J GaI,ner, Crosby, and Withers and
BALDWIN OF Dukes c0mmand, who
! mad been in the frontier Of K4ptnckv
: waiting to co-operate with tho cav..
airy. Gen. Stoneman attacked ,ba
Iorce at Aalon and drove them over
the mountains into North Caroline
/. 'iis command then attacked tho ,aIt,
works, which were defended Nv ahr,,
700 men, who were either cap,urrI
Or Dispersed.
The loss blythe raid 10 the reler,
is immense. klI'the railroad bride =
rom New River, Virginia. to Ibn
tennessee Itno are DESTROYED, "A
'rnirs, with locomotives, several
rains ana extra cars without engine,
railroad d'pots, all E,undries mill,
'actorlcs, storehouses, wagon and am
ouIahce trains, and turnpike brids.s
were destroyed. In addition we Can
lnred 2 500 P'nnds OF artillery am
mnhition, 1000 pack saddles and .
ugt amount of harness. a great
quantity ut suall arms, 1000 bor.e,
| 900 mules. Among the captures
are 2 rebel editors and 4 secession
printing presses. The later wers
sent - PaIson Brownlow as a Ch,is,.
mas gift.
Tie most severe loss to the rojeIs
was the destroying OF the saItwork,
at SaItvil!e, and IeldSorEs at Lead
vile, both were rendered va,u,Ies.
Our losses were very small, not ex.
reeding 2OO0 killed, wounded and
missing. Among the killed wac
Colonel Boyle, of the lIth Ky. CavaI
rv. Our captured rebel prisoner,
amount to 81 oflicers and 845 men
+ st Tenncssc is now free from any
organized body Of rebels, and Ken.
tucky is not infested with Uonisder.
ATE force. Gen, Stuueman had noa
session OF The rebel telegraph line
and held it for lS honrs. during which
he discovered all their plars and
m Ivements.
The first traip through from Chat
tanoosa arrived here thia evening
Ihe railroad communication viii
now be regularly kept mp.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
ZZZZzZZz1z:7 D. I b. !. u,
SuJnlEigS
Dent Il ,ck "a tie War

Ma have died from DiauhG and D =
emery IN yrlrr regiment; now take W r".
!. O and dn no, return wi'hrut >u0pl' ing
,,,,r lu,n.nrks vim bntile u Dr. Ntrlrk
l,nfs An.i.ClOlrra Mixture m'tr
NOW many we're : we'd lat wear hy taking
il after rring dI,' htrged anI srnt from me
h...,i,,l. A. iu,urni!r. One dnSp will i'm.
,,,.,,;,,elv relieve ihp m st severe ease o.
nrar.h, Ga or Dyseutr,y " Is arkhlN
rdu,J "a cure Chrnnlc OarrhGa AMI D'S'
eu1e,y. Nov duu'I negl"cl IT, tyr IN your
re,u,,, = Change Of diet am'l wa'e:. etc
- IN mas, rcr,ainl, hrrns an Oiarrhe', an
. sO rom, hottie OF Do. StdrkIand> dh''
Chni,,. Mixture wil 'urr ynn aud spv'rh
,,hpr. l. vii. krpP good IA ANY 'limtir
D,rnor fail ,n tell ,uur romr rdes TO put II
oa,l- al !. III rhrir knaPsackS.
Sold by Druggist, AMI sprertrrd ONLY h'
DR.. A Strickland. 6 East Fourth street
,in.tmnu, q,
Mach "a "a. w. It'll
Sn,I,.,.-.ws think DR.. Strickland l.
unite right l., advising YOU IN MS a'Ne'''Se
-, ~ nur rolmn> ~ u da's paper I"
,aL. b,Ile nl his h:ghlN recommended Al
ti.chulr,a M,xlrre il y"n' N"aI Sa'h''
NAV save the lives o. mamy o' o"' ne,t s"'
Jsis. Mothers ser that yHnf 'on' 40 h"'
,s.L.b, il You ran get IT tt, rhr Drug stores
y, m rem pet bui,lr. It is the best RENE
dy ia, Uia,hG and D!srnteY'
Mar "a "a y. - II.
sale w
DR. A Condee McArthnr.
Wn Bnrtrn,haw, llamden.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

In" C"mms ctIfS Washington a.,
cHI sHls: 1t Is Lrd,rt,ud at AR
EeSSenden !, is II candidrs tor III,
f'e"ct miFFIon. Sons people con-
sidFr h's chances very gor d.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
MARIETTA AND CLNC!NNA7.
nAAI.RONa af.

ga mE y 3. ~ ~
~ - .s,.r Monday, October 81 leo4' sTu s,iu
[ rntill @ further notice, trains VIII iu" 10 W.
low" MAIL GOING EAST,
"a; at TAO A. NJ: Leaves Love
Leaves ,lS'U o.sa A. NJ; arrives at Chillcotne at
,SnH, ,a,So pM'; Leaves Chllheotne a. ii. ienye.
iSn. unmlen Junction &c 2:l3 .i..li !, ~ II,
Leaves At 2:S4 P. NJ; leave; I,,eS"' III. u. -
nchI iaoves Athens at 4:l3 /. NJ. pi.,or.
r. NJ, M,,io,ts at 6:55 ?. NJ; arrives a' A"lho''-
'ufS MAIL GONG WEST.
1,,y.. Parkersburg st74o a. Nm. M as e'ICc IosiA
Lsn T;Ib Am; lea !eS Athens St NJ ~ -
isttA .. Zale>ki ll:45 NJ: naves MT3.s ,o.s.
a eSSs.,sP. NJ; namJen unctioh at n 1I ~
tnut; lSa,,;ves at 0hilIicothe az los W.
AL a. rb;iiicothe at 2:lS T. NJ; leaves -
Lea LesTs a. S;ss r. NJ; arrives at Cincihha''i NJ
100 Pm. ..onoers. pa.s,
"a ,.ki Fright Carrying raS'ehesIS. P Pgoir'
~ bnr .,w East ut s:oo a. "'' s''NN
West o, a,,rsOo,umodation so Train Leaves Chiiiie9the
n, tns 4 NJ: arrives at GineinnatI' al W.
o. o;zo o. I,onrinnati Mt $3.50 - NJ; arrives u
e,iiIIicothe ats;5o P NJ. :, ,ov.,,rd viii
Com .C'd ~ and from Columbusi and At Hamder
Tran. W AnI r,,u,I,,rlnil ff0m SP.rlSInoutI
1snsu0p ~'N JOHN DURANe, suPs'
sapay Is, >sst-'y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES'
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CIII-


Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says IN the 9th
Il March, 1892
We decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
comedies for the prevention Of having children but we
it our duty to acknowledge II benefit from any and
NJ every source when l. Is for tho relief Of suffering
-dinanlty. fact has To our knowledge that
ought h. he promulgated aud widely circulated Tor thc
benefit # those lndies whose delicate health makes IL
necessary to prevent any increase OF family.
About twelve months ai,er .Hrridge lady OF our 40
quaiutance gtve Jir to daughter, hGt her snferings
were great that her phys 1ius lrsred OF her recoT-
cry This made her lrea' .nt ery thoughts Oi again is-
coming a noer. She 'rl-' every thing to prevent
repetition other suerings h.! without succeeding Two
years after marriage she IgAu confined, but her SUI
rings were great that the child died, and her own life
was de-paired o. She tod by her family physician
that II she dany children he feared her life would
be the forfeit. As all the remedies she had TIED before
had failed, SHE applied to the Botanic Physician, Dr.
RAPHAEL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
GHEROKEE. REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION |!
Comp"upd' d frum aOoIs, Barks
aud EraYes.

CHEROKEE REMEDY. tie great Indian
Diurr.ir. cures all dis asUS Of the urinary nr
gaus ~,cl ~ ln'nmlin"nr" ot the Urine, Iril IN
nation II lhr Bladder, Inflammation of the Kid
nuyS. Stone in the Bladder, Structure Gravel
,il.rt. tiun"rrl ORA, aud j. especially recommend
ed in rhusG cases nt Fluor AlhuS (o Whites in
femnlrs) wheru all the old nhuSeOus medicine
have failed,
~. It /, .prepureI in hinhy concentrated TOWN
aiie dnSe unI, being one TO two te.spOOntul,
thee times per day
Il il diure ir nrh alternative ir its cti on; ru
flying nnh rIelnSlug the blnol. ca, ing i t,
hoS in all Il It's original purity and yig,'; TIM
removing from the system all perni'iouS Iu-e
which indurrd deceise.
RuKIE ~; ECTION is intended u
al ally ur assistant to the CphTnkPp Rnmrdt
ana -huul hr used IN conjunction with ,hp
medicine in ull cases Of Gonorrhnq elect. In
AihuS "r Whites LIS effects healing. Sootl
ing and dcmulr"nt: rem, wing all scadng hcu
chrrdcr ard pain, instead Of the hL, nng al.
nlm"s, uncndurable puin that il experience,
with nearly NIL the chcar qu"c!i 'ni"rtions.
! b, the use IT the CnEEoEEE REMEDY an,
| 'nERoKrE lNJEorIuN the two medicines at IT.,
same time MI improper discharges are remnv
eel, and the weakened organs are speedily r.
stored to iull ,igor and strength.
| For full partiru ears get "ur pnmIhIet fror
any drug S'Ore in the COuntri. or write rs nm
"c will mail free ~ NV address Il full rcntiSc.
! Price, CuEWOEEE REStDV. two dollars Ic,
bottle. or three BOTTLES tor five dollars
| Price. CrERoHEE lNJECri0y. two odolar~ ne,
hdttlc, or rhrer hortus for FIVE dollars.
Sent by Express TO any address on receipt o.
price.
sid in Macarthur arpr.A. Conlee Drug stor,
and by all druggists everywhere
DE. W.R MERWIN ACO.
soLD rrnPRrEr ms.
M SO lihnrtv NJ N.u Yor J
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
OFF THE PoRr or px,x.

Heard from our agent thar anv a..
Int Tired in honor OF Her MAi.sty
the Queen, by the Florida, would bs
returned gnn Tor gun. At 1:30 tiroJ
1" salute OF 2l guns with The English
coIors at the fore. Tho comnsnJ, >
io' the iDri n,r returned the ute, gun for
gun. This is the first time since iba
war that tie Confederate fac bas
oecn salnted by a foreion ns,inn 0
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

A BAD WIFE "A SOLDIER ram.
home from the war last week MIL
both his legs sho' of, and $500 bonn
N in his pocket. lis wife who bad
taken gerat dislike tc tho poor lel.
10" Oh s'cSunt "a his cripd, d condi.
'lon, ste'e his money aud. ran awe.s
with il. ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
REBECCA STEVENS ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given, that Zacaria h
~ Stevens has been al oin;ed AID duly
qualified rs AdniDistrat"r on tn, e,taic Of
Rsbeeca Stevens Deceased late VintoL Co. o. :
Nov. 17Ise4-3- zAOA1IAH FTEvEHs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
y T1CI1 TO Bs Is Z - & J.
BUELULkIS

The Commissioner. OF NiniOn COUNT
will meet uear lie dwelling Of HeEr,
Hutli .es IN Chntn,l Tow is nip IN 81 uTday
Janma,y the Th 1865,
a, one u'cIork P. NJ. for the purpose o
lp,ting 10 the low est ps, UnsibIr bidder the
bui dug O. lrrstle Bridgt at The crossing
OF he creek on the road l. ddIg rom Nj
A rthur and inieFerlng the rod leudint
from Ha,nden TO Allensvile, near said bol.
6nes dwelling
By order of COUNTY Commissioners,
A. N. COZAD,
&c. elb iS64...4w Auulivr Y.Co.0
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear wha. the Baltimore correspondent " the Odk
follow Buunsburo Maryland said On Thursday, ths 3lII
of May, 1850:
"Nnmerons cures oi Diseases caused y early ndIscro.
:lon nayng been Performed Uy the English Botanic Phy
,ran feel Il ms duty, La ing knuwlrgeof them, to
Itate the fact believing that in dOugsu maydOA service
10 the suffering One case In particular ayonng
man IN this citys worthy 0f nOte. lie had ecnme the
yctim Of habit the mere nllu-inn to which causes
,hudler and a er years uf suffering Hnddocurng gave up
eli hopes Of recovery. liz ishrd to marry, aud wa
dearly beloved by NJ aweet E'rl - ever lisped words
Of affection G he was fearful, I0rTous, and proataed
"a dared II VI Oh scCount OF the shattered stats
3f hls systs Iie sought ro5i hands Of the io-
'nnic Physi rr and, astonishing W may seem all tho
yvn and yigor Of youth .as returned ahd he Is nov
he happy father of paIr Uf bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEK
nISEASEG

DESAa4AJAdtJl
without the use Of Mercnry, without hindrance from
business aud without fear OF discovery exposure No
denlty puisuns, H.cl IS arsenic yoinca opium, or
any other pusOns Nomercury any deadly minerals
nothing hut purely Neo table Botanical Remedies are
nsed by this wonderful Botanic Physician. Ills Botanic
Remedies never yet failed NJ cure the most obstinate
and sle most dangerous cases. and 10 remove all mercury
and other Impurities hUm ult system when all other
Ramedes had failed -hrdioII JOHrndI.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

y
Gen. Sherman proceeded to com
plete tn Investment OF the city, bur
owing 10 the swanps on the north
side, he could not at once extend HE
lines inthat direction. Gen. Hatch's
DIVISION of Gen. Fosters forces held
he ieIt OF our line, occupying The up
pc: part OF llurchinson's Island, com.
pet ly blockediag ingres and egress
Over the river, below where ferry
bat was seen plying between the city
aud the main caneewsy, Was the hole
through wJich hardee gnt out. Our
prisoners are increased by continually
tind'ng them secreIed.
The city OF Savannah is full of cit
zens, refugees and others Many Of
hem are compelled to live 10 the
sI,es
\, arly 800 Union prisoners have
&c, eded in reaching Onr Iints. The
Mllen prisuDers are supposed b be
lur J miles South ofSsvannab. "a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-30
The Coalition.

For many days the Copperhead party have
been anxious. Possibly they have resorted
to much prayer and fasting, but their gods
are those of slavery and have lost their pow
err They wanted candidate for Judge in
the first place, but nomination from that
party was certain defeat. Experience had
taught them this, and experience is severe
master. Strategy must be resorted to, evil
IDENTIFY so the wise heads were laid together.
If we can tempt, by willy persuasion, can
didate from the Union party, as Della of
old tempted Jew to come down and wed
Philstian, we can shear the Union party of
its locks. After many days they found a
candidate, and that candidate, gentle reader,
is Alexander Evans, Esq. In the tory ranks
there was great rejoicing over his fall. "We
may not elect him." say they, shut how
many can he draw from the Union party to
help US. This maneuvre is all clear gain to
us. 1t will add strength to our ticket
Hurrah for the Independent candidate r'--
When they utter Independent candidate"
every secessionist puts his thumb to his nose,
significant sign that 1--WE understand"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-30
The Lew List.

Our readers will find The Wing this week
much occupied with the Levy List, to the
exclusion of other matter, which the County
Commissioners have ordered to be published
in detail, that every reader and taxpayer
may know Show the money goes" and who
gets it. Every item of expense is here &C
counted for, and if the tax payers are dis.
posed to suggest retrenchment in any branch
OF the public expenditures, they have every
advantage of a full and detailed statement
of the county finances. If there be any sur.
gestions of the kind, let them be made, in
order that similar expenses may be curtaled
or avoided in future, or the utility of such
be pointed out by those conversant with the
facts, that all parties interested may have a
clear understanding of the same.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-30

j. AND d. BuTz's SEGAn AND ToBACco
ESTABLISHMENT, WILMINGTON, DEI.-By re-
ference to our advertising columns, it will be
seen that this celebrated firm, long and ex.
tensively engaged in the Segar and Tobacco
business, in Wilmington, invite the attention
of the citizens of Elkton and Cecil county
to their large stock of superior brands of
Segars; Tobacco, &c.
These gentlemen are well known as cor.
teous and reliable business men, and every
article purchased at their store, is warranted
to be equal, if not superior to, those obtain.
ed at other houses; and what is desidera.
tum, less in price. We therefore recommend
our patrons to give them a call. \
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-30

The Cecil Democrat of last week, in its
advice to the conservative men, of Mary
land, says:
"But above all-sce that YOU do not allow
yourself to be deprived of your most formd-
able weapon, the Ballot-by the contempt.
BILE trlckery which has interposed legal OBJ
stacles between the frccmen and the polls.-
Take the test oaths."
We presume there are men in the State
who agree with the Baltimore Gazette, that
the "portion of the Democratic party who
last fall swore to everything required, and
voted, gained nothing save its own humlia.
tom" and they, we have no doubt, will in.
cline to the belief that The Democrat, in its
editorial, is sneakngly endeavoring to in
duce them to commit perjury, and will dis.
regard the advice. To the conservative
men," however, who determine to swear
through, we recommend the following bit of
Democratic logic, used by conservative"
Firginian, who had been in the rebel army.
and was captured and kept several months
prisoner of war by our troops In a CONVEX
sation with correspondent of The Nation.
who asked him if he did mt take the oath of
allegiance before he left Elmira, the place
of his imprisonment, replied,
"Took something. Ha' MT done nothin'
but take oaths lately. Have to take an oath
for everything | do. What II you do with
me if do MT take it? says I keep me yer
for ever? They'd find something to do with
me. they said. ] wanted to get home Gen
eral Lee had surrendered, yer know; and
concluded | would mt let their burned oath
stop me. but I'D cuss along with the rest. =
So took it and came on home. Do MT
reckon that 8 much"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-30
Judicial Convention.

The Judicial Convention of the Ninth
District of Md. assembled at Havre de
Grace, on Sept 2sth, 1865, when on motion
of Col. Frieze
Hon. James T. Mccullough, of Cecil, was
called to the chair and E. W. Allen was APP
pointed secretary.
On motion of Col. Frieze the Hon. JOHN
H. PRICE was declared the unanimous
choice of the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Galloway, Committee
Of three was appointed to inform Judge
Price of his nomination.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered
to be published in the papers of Hartford
and Cecil counties and in the Baltimore
american.
JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH,
E. NJ. ALLEN, President.
Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-30

On the 18th OF the present month, Union
Convention was. held az the Court House,
for the purpose among other things, of Sc
lecting Delegates to convention to nomi-
nate a Union candidate for Judge of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit. On the morning of
that day, Hon. Alexander Evans appeared
in the vicinity of the Court House, soliciting
members of the Convention to select Dele
gates favorable to his nomination for that
position. In the course of the day two tick
cts for Delegates were presented to the Con-
vention, one of them composed of gentle
men known to be favorable to Mr.. Evans,
selected, as is believed with his entire APP
proval, knowledge and consent, and the other
generally considered to be favorable to the
nomination of Judge Price. A fair ballot
was taken, and upon counting the tickets
there were eighteen votes for Mr.. Evans
ticket, land twenty votes for Judge Price
ticket. There every body supposed the mat
ter would end. Mr.. Evans, after an active
canvass of the Convention, submitted his
claims and desires to their arbitrament, and
after fair ballot was found in the minority.
Not so. The more violent part of the Sc
cessionists in and about Elkton, who had
gathered in the Court. House, manifesting
great interest for Mr.. Evans, went out with
declarations that he should run as an indie.
pendent candidate, and on the morning of
Tuaodnv Dfth ,pot I,for IS H.
county convention in Hartford had been as
certained, and that the Delegates there were
also favorable to Judge PRICE, handful,
printed at the Office of The Cecil Democrat.
announcing Mr.. Evans as candidate for
Judge, was tackled up at the Court House
door by Frank Henry, notorious secession.
lists of this town.
Assured of the support of the Democratic
party, by the violent rebel leaders of tan
assurance not likely to prove all true-Mr.
Evans, by appeals to Union men that he
really needs the emoluments of the Judg.
ship, that he has been kept down and badly
used by Union men in Cecil and like argu-
ments, hopes to so divide the strength of
the Union men as to add small portion
thereof to the whole anti Union vote and
thus secure his election and the triumph of
that party in November. We shall see.-
Had Mr.. Evans been the Union nominee,
and upon that subject this journal has been
strictly neutral anxious only that the Con-
vention should select the best man, we
should have supported him with entire cheer
fulness and earnest zeal, but now, that fol.
lowing after the example of Mr.. Mafit, he
lends himself to the worst rebels of this and
Hartford county, to be used by them as a
means of defeating the Union party, we shall
keep the matter in its true light before the
people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-30
NEW GROCERY STORE,
Corner Of Main and Church Streets.
VIM. p. MORGAN
FOR SALE,

LAS opened stock of choice Groceries
LII of every description, embracing Pro-
fessor Horstord's Patent Self.Rising Family
Flour, a new article and a general tavorite
with all who try it; Bacon, Lard, Dried
Beet, Beef Tongues, Mackerel, Herring,
Goldfish, Cheese, Molasses, Syrup, Salt,
Spices, Coffee Essences, Dried Fruit, Can
ned Peaches. Potatoes. Onions. Coal Oil.
Candles, Soaps, Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars, &C.,
together with every article in his line.
U-Also, the best lot of LIQUORS in
Elkton. The public are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Elkton, April 30, 1864.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-30
LOCAL M[SCELLANY-The storcho

LOCAL MIsCELLANY-The storehouse
on Main street, formerly occupied by Mr..
/. Bremen, opposite f. Brown & Bros is
being fitted up for dwelling and millinery
store.
The commodious storehouse of Lewis &
Marrett has been frescoed by Mr. Bastian.
ELI, the artist who frescoed the Clerks and
Register offices, and is being otherwise i'm
proved in appearance by painting, etc. We
understand that several other business houses
in town will also receive the artists brush
i. Brown T. Bro. are having their establish.
ment nicely papered, etc., which will I'M
prove it greatly.
Mr.. r. E. Cantwell has sold his Livery
Stable to Mr. James Denny who is now in
the business.