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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-12-13

THAYKsaIvIG DAY Owing to the
fact that court was in session last week,
this day was not observed in a very ap-
propriate manrer. The printing Offices
were the only places of business that had
closed doors. Court had o short recess
during the day for the purpose Of allow
ing persons in attendance an opportunity
of attending Divine Service. The only
place Of worship during the Gay was at
the NJ. L. Church, where it was under
stood a sermon would be preached, after
which a collection would be "taken up"
for the relief Of TIE South-or in other
words, for the purpose Of 'rgiviug aid and
comfors"' to a people whose hands are red
with the blood Of our starved and muir
dered Soldiers.
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sar We publish as a matter CT interest

ssr We publish as a matter CT interest
The following list Of names and the re-
spective age of the Jurors in the case Of
Hardy's Heirs VS.. James North. 1t will
be seen that all but three are over fifty
years, and the combined age of the twelve
jurors foots up a period of CHS years
This jury was impaneled CT Tuesday at
10 A. NJ, and was discharged at 6 o'cclck
on Saturday evening.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-12-13
WAY FOR BARGAINS
NEW GOODS AT
MICKEY s PENMEl;S.

The undersigned has Just received q large
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries at their
store on Rail Road Street, in Patterson, which
they are opening to the public, at the following
low prices
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DEMONSTRATORS NGTICE.-Notice i.

A DEMONSTRATORS NUTICE.-Notice is
IL hereby given that letters OF sdmih'stra-
ton on the estate of JOEL YODER, lac O.
Fermanagh township, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, residing as afore-
said. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
JONAS A. YODER
NATHAN YODER A'""
nov 99-Gy.
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3 kkAf B B u
AT THE
New Firm
SULOUFF, FROW AND PARKER,
IN n crystal rALAc BUILDING,
MIFFLINTOwN, Pa.
Bargains !

~OA
Y,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
l. chased the stock of goods formerly be.
logging to Sulouff & Stambaugh, and having
added to it quite an assortment from the Phil
%adelphia market, are now ready to SUPPLY the
citizens of Mifiintown aud vicinity with any
thing and everything that is usually kept in
q country store, andsa great many things that
have never been kept before. We are deter
mined to sell goods at a REDUCED PRICE
and make it an object for the people to buy
from us. A large stock Of DRY GOODS, con-
sisting of Ladies Dress Goods, such as
FRENCH MERINOS,
SHEPHERD PLAIDs. (all wool,
FANCY PLAIDS, (all wooD
PLAIN WOOL DELAINES
DRESS FLANNELS,
PLAIN SACK FLANNELS,
WHITE FLANNELS,
Bloc TWILLED FLANNELS,
RED FLADNELS,
MUSLINS,
BREAKFAST SHAwES, &c, Sc.
Can be had at
sULOUFF, FROw & PARKER's.
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WHICH u COilcStiOu WUuiu NC tahSA W
for the relief of TIE South-or in other
words, for the purpose Of ''giving aid and
comfor." to q people whose hands are red
with the blood Of our starved and muir.
dered Soldiers.
PUBLIC SALEs.-Bills have been print.
ed at this Office for the following sales
Christopher Hardy, of Milford town
ship, Real Estate, Wednesday, January
10th, 1866.
Jeremiah Lyons, Assignee of Henry
Brubaker, of Turbett township, Real Es-
tate. Tuesday, January 9th, 1866.
Christopher Fagely, Fayette township,
Real Estate and Personal Property, Tues.
day, December 18th, 1865.
Samuel Yeater, Of Turbett township,
Real Estate and Personal Property, on
Wednesday, December 10Th, 1865.
George Miller, Walker township, Per-
sonal Property, on Tuesday, December
18th, 1865.
See new advertisements in to-day's pa
per for above sales.
Court PRoCEEDINGs.-Amos Snyder
VS.. Robert McCrum.-Assumpsit. Yer
diet for defendant. Parker and Lyons
Tor pl'f, Doty for delft.
w. II. Patterson ct al VS.. jus. NORTH
Action Of ejectment. Verdict for delft.
Alexander and Mckee for pPf, Doty and
Parker for delft.
Com. VS.. Samuel Chathams.-Indict-
ment-Lareeny. Opinion Of the Court
below reversed by the Supreme Court,
and the Court below directed TO sentence
Sentence-Nine months in the county
Jail. and pay a fine Of one dollar and costs
Of prosecution.
Com. VS.. joan Observation-Disclosures
Larceny. Trae bill. Defendant plead
guilty. Sentence-Four months in the
county Jail, pay a fine of one dollar aud
costs Of prosecution.
Com. VS.. Ellen Observation-Disclosures
Larceny. Continued.
Com. vs.. Alexander Leach.-Iudict-
ment-Larceny. Defendant plead not
guilty. Verdict-Guilty. Sentence
One year and four months in the Eastern
Penitentiary at solitary confinement at
hard labor, pay a fine of one dollar and
costs. District Attorney and LIZ ons for
Com, Doty for pPf.
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Gbs Suniata ssatiusl.
Town AND c )UNTRY.

MORNING, Dec. Is, 1865
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-03-11
The Inauguration.

The inauguration of President Lincoln.
for the second term, took place on Saturday
last, and though not attended by the large
concourse of spectators which is usual on
the first installment Of President of the
peoples choice, yet the multitude was COM
posed of thousands, representing every
State. to witness the grand and imposing
ceremony of inaugurating for the second
term, to the first Office in the gift of free
and enlightened people, and the greatest in
the world, the only man who has been chosen
for second term since General jackson
laid aside the Presidential robes and return
ed to private life, bearing with him to that
retirement the admiration and encomums
of the American people. General Jackson
by his stern patriotism and iron will won
and retained, through his eventtul life, the
enthusiastic admiration of the masses of his
countrymen and the unimpeachable homes
ty, plain, unassuming manners, and large
ness of heart toward his fellow men, have
no less cndeared the present occupant of
the Presidential chair to them. The inaug-
ural address will be found on the first page
Of The Wing, this week. 1t is the shortest
address of the kind ever issued by an in
cumbcnt of that high office.
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Sheridan.

The report of Gen. Sheridan's Grand vic
tory over the Rebels under Gem Early in
the Valley of Virginia is fully confirmed
For once the reports of deserters have PROV
ed true and the doubts that were caused by
the silence of the Richmond press are en-
tirely dissipated. Intelligence received by
Gen. Sheridan's scouts, who have reached
Winchester, state that the battle took place
near Waynesboro' beyond Staunton, on
Thursday, I'd inst Early was completely
routed, and the larger part of his force cap
tured, together with eight pieces of artillery
and one hundred wagons. It is not stated
Early. himself was captured, but this also
may prove true. The prisoners captured
including forty officers, are on their way to
Winchester. Gen. Sheridan has undoubted
ly, before this, captured Charlottesville, cut
ting off the northern railroad line from
Richmond to Iynchburg, and has pushed on
the latter point, which, Gen. Grants des-
patch intimated, was the ultimate object of
his expedition. With Sheridan known ce-
ierity and dash, backed as he is by large
and splendid force of cavalry, we regard
the success of the movement as placed al
most beyond doubt by this initial blow
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u. s. Senator.

The Hon. j. A. j. Crcswell was elected
by the Legislature [. S. Senator, on Thurs,
day last, to fill the unexpircd term of two
years, and to fill the seat in that body made
vacant by the death of Gov. Hicks.
The contest for Senator was one of the
ferccst of the kind ever experienced in a
Maryland Legislature. After the third at.
tempt in caucus to nominate candidate,
Mr.. Crcswcl di.tanced all his competitors.
There were three candidates put in nomi-
nation. Hon. }. A. J. Creswell, Hon. Al
cxander Evans, both Of this county, and j.
Bozman Kerr, of Talbot county. Mr.. Cres-
well received 43 votes in caucus, the other
two candidates receiving | l each.
The Eastern Shore being entitled to the
Senator: all candidates from the Western
Shore were ruled out
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ia RARE OPPORTUNITY
MAKING A FORTUNE,
At ADDarentlv Little Risk

XVIIILE the markets have been flooded with fictitious
w Stocks of Oil Companies having substantial ba sis
and Others only small leased territory, and while
reported to have grown suddenly rich others
in making effort to do likewise have found them
selves minus the money invested.
The subscriber offers few Shares of Stock in large
tract, containing Two Thousand Acres, he pur-
chased and the title made to select number of
sbe persons, to be held in trust for the res-thuse
starting the enterprise being msstly DelaTarias of
questionable reliability.
The land lies along Cheat river, in Mononglhala coun-
ty, West Virginia, which emptes into the river bearing
the name Of the county about miles from the mouth Of
Dunkard Creek in Green county, Pennsylvania; conse-
Quently the rivers lay in the valley now so cee
brating for yielding Oil This property is reported to
have front Of miles along the river. The indications
for Oil very fine there being ravines and springs
that emit gases that will burn freely application
Of fire.
But in addition to the STRONG Indications of OIL the
land is heavily timhered With White Oak Chestnut and
locust, and abouns in Iron Ore. Fire Brick Clay and
has vein Of Coal some IL feet in thickness.
The amount estimated for the purchase of the pro-
perty. and working capital, is Two HIndred Thousand
Dollars which is divided into Two Hundred Shares. of
Thousand Dollars eachtwo hundred dollars to be paid
subscribing and the balance when the title is made
The shares nearly all taken, and preparations are
progressing for developing the the property
Tho subscriber has also limited number of shares
for sale in the Donley Farm Oil Company. Tns tract il
located in Green comfy Pa and contains some 300 acres
of land The machinery for boring is probably on
the ground, and the indications for Oil said to 10 of
the most natcrng nature. This Stock rs offered at
$50 per SHARE; value 50.
STEPHEN 3. FORD,
P.O Chesapeake City.
Pivot Bridge, Mar II, lS65-jw
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Beg Hopkins Hoop Skirts for Ladies and
Children advertised in this issue-call at
62s Arch street, Philadelphia, and examine
assortment of goods.
ga THE reader is respectfully invited to
call and examine large stock of Carpetings,
&C., at the Carpet Store of j. 7. Delacroix,
No. 81 s. I'd ST., Philadelphia: Read adv.
in this issue.
BE- The attention of Farmers is invited
to the different Fertilizers manufactured by
Tasker & Clark, Sth and Washington sts.,
Philadelphia. Read their adv in this issue.
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FILLING THE QUoTAs.-Some twenty

men, who have rendezvoused at Mrs. Smith S
(Railroad) Hotel, IN this town, are being
examined and mustered into the U. s. SER
vice, to fill the quota of the 3D. election dis
trict of this county, as we go to press.
We understand that the quota of the 9Th
district has been filled by Mr.. Cotton, Sub
stitute Broker, of Baltimore. We have not
learned that any of the other districts have
yet put in their quotas.
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The Sd District Bounty

Mr.. EDITOR: A correspondent of the
Democrat, over the signature of "Chcrry
Hill, calls for information in reference to
the disbursement of the funds subscribed to
provide bounty for volunteers under the
call of July last, &c.
The account hereto appended shows the
amount received and disburscd by me as
Treasurer Of that fund. 1t will be observed
that there has been paid on the note of the
Committee Of S2,5l4.17, referred to in the
account S2,42G.S0, leaving still due SS7.37
and sonle interest, which the Committee
have no means to pay, and are held person
ally bound for.
As regards the credit to the District of the
volunteers to whom the District Bounty was
paid, | can only say that, from personal
examination of the credits given, am salts
he'd the volunteers are credited. The credit.
however, is not given as was expected that
is, the District does not get as much credit
on the December call, for the three years
men, as it was supposed would be given.
The method adopted by General Fry to
ascertain and apply the credits of two and
three years men is SO difficult of explana
ton that am not sure could explain it
had time and space sufficient 1t will be
seen, however, from the following statement
that we have some benefit of the three years
men. Our quota under the July call was
As. We put in. according to the credits
given, 81 colored volunteers and personal
substitutes all three years men, and had
credit given us Of "a one year men, making
in all "a men, or surplus in men of IS
Our gross quota under the December call is
-. Dcdueting the surplus OF lsmee above
would give as net quota now, 81 men. We
are called upon, however. but for II men,
so that we have the benefit Of the three years
men to the extent Of credit of 10.
This statement has been hurredly pre-.
pared. but it is hoped that it will satisfy
Cherry Hill'' and all Others interested
..lat me 1unds contributed Tor nounties have
been faithfully applied, and at the same
time awaken an interest that will put the
Committee in funds sufficient to enable them
to pay the balance due on their note, as
stated above.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer late Citizens Bounty Committee
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PUBLIC SALE

TNHE subscriber having sold tho farm
l. known as the John ReybuId Farm, on
the public road leading from Delaware City
to Port Penn, and near Delaware G ity, will
offer at Public Sale, on
WEDNESDAY, NiRCH 18th,
at O'Clock A. M, the entire stock of said
farm, together with all kinds of Farming
implements, without reserve, as follows =
~ Thorough Bred Stallion, Joe
GAA-l Holt, years old, having one of the
Y-sA.. best pcdigrees in the United States;
8 Work Horses, 6 Brood Mares with Fval.
Is four year old Colts, Ten . and years
old, and Five Yeallings 2 Chincotcague
Ponies, matches; head Of Young Mules.
and years old; & Yoke Of Oxen, well
broken = Bulls, from to 3 years old, of
Durham stock. also Of Booth stock with
pedigree; - Steers yesrs old ;ts5 I----.A
60 Dairy Cows Of Imported stock NsAU
half of them with Calves by sheir ~ VI W
sides, the balance coming into profit %
Heiiers two years old 10 Yearlng Calves,
Steers and Heifers; blooded Snuthdown
Bucks; a lot of Shoats = Dearborn Wagons,
4 Horse Carts, Ok Carts, 10 Wagons, |
Hussey Mower and Reaper, Jersey Blue
Reaper and SelE-raker, l Buckeye Mower,
l. tile Grant do, kctckem do, Revolv-
ing Horse Rake, Wheel Rake, l Wheat
Drill, l CIDER Press, Corn Shelter, Grain
Fan, Circular Saws and Frame, Cross. cut
Saw, Plows, llarrows, Cnltivators, and all
kinds of Farming Implements of ever de-
scription and variety; sets Of Double Har-
ness. do Single, D Cart do, do. Leading
Chains, 10 do Pow Gears. u lot Of Brides,
Collars and Halters, 3 Ox.chains, 8 Ok
Yokes, lot of Cow Chains,2 large Hay
Forks for hosting and unloading hay in
barn, with rope and blocks attached; large
Hay Fork and not riggcd, Straw do, Hay
Cutter, Feed Chests. ~ Feeding Boxes,
Ladders, a lot of Sheep Troughs, Scow 20
feet long, ~ feet wide and IL inches deep.
a lot of Barrels. About POO Tons of limo
thy Hay of fine quality; Hay Press, lot of
good Seed Oats, Kentucky Blu. Grass, Buck
Eye and Peach Blow Potatoes by the bushel;
a lot Of Tobacco in leaf about 20 barrels of
Cider Vinegar, & Hives of Bees, 20 bank
Barrows, a lot of banking Plank, Tressles,
&c. DAIRY FlXTURES.-l Horse Power
and Churn, Portable Boiler, Batter Boxes,
Cream Cans, Milk Pans, Stools, &c.
a, Will also be sold large Slaughter House,
and lot Of Ground, situated in Delaware
City, which has been used for the purpose
Of killing beef cattle for Fort Delaware - A
full description Of the property will be given
on day Of sale. Terms at sale.
ANTHONY REYBOLD.
Mar IL, lS65-lw A. CANNON, Auct.
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A correspondent from the Sth

"A correspondent from the 9Th d.,
trict, under the nome de plume of "Spry
Chap has had an elevation Of the dandruff,
arising from some criticisms by "Pilgrim"
and "Observer." We would like to publish
his letter but it is too abusive to be interest,
ing to the general reader, and does mt appear
to have been written for the purpose Of dis
abusing the public Of any false impression
created by those correspondents.
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DIR. ii. c. REGISTER,
DENTAL SURGEON,
HAVRE DE GRACE. MD.

r EspECTFULLY tenders his Professional Services to
~ the citizens Of Port Deposit and vicinity
Operations upon the Teeth performed in the most
delicate and durable manner.
BB-TEETII POSITIVELY EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN Artificial Teeth carved to initiate nature in the
most approved style and inserted upon any material
used in the profession.
oFFICE-oyer Messrs. A. & G. 7. Lyon Co.'S Dry
Goods Stors. Mar H. 1865.
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JAY COOKE,
PROSPECTUS
SHADY GROVE OIL COMPANY.
Cupital $500, 900.
Pr !o'tc Of taca Share, Fire Dollars.
Subscription Price Five Dollars.


Subscription Price Five Dollars.
V'tE SHADY GROVE on COMPANY incor-
porl."'i UGi authority If an Act Of the I"gisa-
divided iAtp ON" Hundred Thousand Shares the par
,aiufcl which is &5-Fvc Dollars for each Share: Il
W,'.in& rii'tI Of lo% reserved for boring wells
all oth'-wi#r developing thr territory.
clear of iu.,unIY'nr", tract II choice land i'll Oil
rf. K i""y. and in that portion thereof known as
GA rrvN Flats. short distances above Ttusvic, of
~ 1t j. most E,v"rHhly located for extensive
~ - '.nti"m-. Tie entire area is fiat and adapted to
through portion ct III" plot furnishes AN abundance
ii water; and the Franklin branch of the Atlantic
and Great Wo''crn iiriad. pacing directly through
has a.,@tty CON ,rnrted a swlt, 4 on the premises,
u,"A which thr oil. Who4 b.rrel"d can be placed free
G.u any material Charge fr carriage or other cx-
I'M <at.
m oil ;rr.ne and other indications & the list
sn'r and abundant supply of oil, prevail upon the
F'Ir'"; and well satisfied is the previous owner.
=, tr' production Of the desired article in abundance
l'a IL" agrees To hor" w"ll wells until twenty
barrels Of oil per day produced. and free of charge
Hnr' ~ ~ r"-1ll - attancd the Company to furnish
rngIu" and necessary tpuls and structures In adj
dpn in the 10 ~ H'Nlraii"c ne has executed bond
for $paa, which i already filed against him Vcntn-
~ Go lut" stt,,ntre of the production of such
r"ault. The nIiAcn,@~ wr!lF both at Owe and bclsw,
ace h"in9 sunk with energy, and are already
N".u!ug nov @. OIL Ut much less than the ordinary
d"p.a Of %c!-.
!irs-,la'- engine has alrraly been ordered and
exp etc, t. be delivered the premises in the month
Of D'"rnbrr: The lumber for constructing a dcric,
"nc!n"hull~". Sc, has been ordered; and the tools
amy lM"hnirrE necessary to commence sinking a
delivered: when the work will be prosecuted with
energy h". by day uh, n@ht, 10 carry out the spirit
T.! Instructions and wishes Of til" Company.
The enrirr rrod,,rtipn will belong exclusively to
Tia Company, thr!" icing ii" leases or other n"Irn-
hmh."s upon tis premises, which, the perseverance
and determined cn"rg; with which the enterprise is
to hr carried into effect will afford at early date,
tlc most s''.oio""ry return for the capital invested
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Notice to the Public,

OWING to the unparalleled demand for the services of
the Undersigned he is compelled to operate eNclu-
siVey by engagement. Appointments for ordinary
operations be made by mail but those of "a difficult
and protraced nature the patients will have present
themselves for previous examination. Persons falling to
keep engagements will not be operated for at all.
lndgent persons will be operated for by students free
of charge.
N. ball letters must pass through the post-onic
b D. BING,
Mar H. 1865. Dental Surr.nn
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NOTICE..

TVHE County Commissioners will meet at
Il their office, in Elkton, on TUESDAY,
March l4th instant, to receive and pass upon
Collectors lnsolvent Lists for 1864, and
attend to current business. By order.
j. S. CRAWFORD,
Mar IL, lS65-lw Clerk.
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PROSPECTUS
SHERIDAN OIL COMPANY,
OF CHERRY RUN.
f"pith Sioch, S65o,oo.
Par I,diue Of Each, s..


E'sApS Il AASC WV ss
rgUr SHERIDAN OF. COMPANY Incorporated
under authority of an Act of the Legislature Of
prau- yyInia, passed April 18th, 1Sj4 with capital
Of -i< HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided into one hundred and thirty thousand
slarH. fu' Company reserves cash capital of FIT
ron Pho sand Dollars as developing or working
frri. +. DGrClaSc Engines and such other necessary
mutt ri.,l- VIII enable tine Managers fully
u 3cl'r" aud rend"r productive the two desirable
Tracts ot territory selected and purchased for the
Company.
NJ. l, Is tract Il land in fec-simple clear of all
Cherry RAN, near the post-town of Plumer, in the
r,upjr at EynaIgo Pa, and surrounded by dev, J.
up"l and partially developed lands t;Iyorably
,uuwu Tie Ch"rry Run Territory in one Of the
most desirable localities of such property is the
belonging To the Slrrl Ian. All wells sunk to the
ordinary depth On this territory av" proved success
f nus far cpnsequnntly it can hardly be considered
Il i to Dor" any part of this Company lands.
No II choice tract of forty-tirc acres, situate
the ,Xt"n~I Of the same Cherry Run Hats above
ahay" de- rlH"i about three and-oneiaf miles from
the yiing" of PlIner and to which the chars
a,'tr!strs fully apply. both in truthness and turce
,ietivs, escape steam and smoke from working en-
rin"S. are to Je seen far above and below this pro-
pVrty for mile on the flats or low grounds.
The oils Obtained N this particular district of
fnC character, and well adapted to Lighting purposes;
are now ~ active demand At ST. per barrel ut the
sls for refining, the purchasers furnishing barrels
and clrn the oil thcr"tron fast az it can be pro-
dur"d.
Tho undersigned is authorized to dispose
Of Il limited number of shares of the above Com
pany ut Two DOLLARS share.
SAMUEL B. FOARD.
Elkton Mar. /, ls65-tf
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Trustees Sale.
Valuable Farm aud Wood Lot.

'diudeit Farm ana H00d Lot,
IN CECIL, COjfNTY N,pvIANn
" ~
~ pursuance OF Decree Of the Circuit
l. our, 'or bahlmorc City, in the case of
'iI"'S als"h reLS"S John a. lIambleton,
WIG ana o'hcrs, the subscriber will oilcr ut
Puo''c auction al the Court House door, in
I'N'oH'" OF
wednesday,. the FIN dnv Of thrill ue,f
at O'Clock p s,,,r,,,,, 49,,
simple. the two f,Ilowinr p,r,..,,. 20
living on sass,fr,s Nnrl "00'' VI i1'nu'
80 nv, ~
,,,o n.,.;.'I NAV, parts OF
n,n, T"; "'o'S on''cu Maiaenhcau and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-03-11

LII. Col. Hill, of the 9th Md. Reg
is reported sick with small pox. His Regi-
ment is with Grant, at Petersburg or Rich.
moud.
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WANTED.

A BOY, IA or Is years of age. to learn the
IA Hardware business Must write Il good
hand, and be quick at figures. Apply at the
STORE, in Elkton
Mar ! ], 1865