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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
SWANS BOURBON 3ITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

healthy tonic, gentle stimulant and unequal
led morning appetizer. Prepared in ripe old
Bourbon. Being used to the exclusion of
all other Bitters in more than fifty United
States Army Hospitals, and millions of private
families, and is the only popular medicine
which has been especially ec>mpted from
stamp tar by the United States government,
on the ground of its having been adopted as .
standard remedy by the medical profession.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

In all their Stays, s,r,,r. r
- " "iise ol blet, No inconv snspss-
And no EXPOSURE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

Nothing that Is not wholesome genial and restor.t-
I've IN its nature enters into the composition Of or
LETTERS BiTTERS. This popular preparation &c.
ians no mineral Of any kind deadly botanical eIe
meu; fiery eNcitaut it is a combination Of thu q.
tracts Of rare balsaInc herb. and plant, wish ,hs
Durest and mt!dest Of ali difusiys slimulants
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

Never fa satisfy those who give them thorou Oh
trial and wherever introduced rapidly
all others
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

JOHN BONNER, County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

Prepared by HosTETTER SAITH. Pfs.soss1n. .
Sold BY al, prugstse.. Groeess ss' r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

Mss Teas. Msrsk a
cOrToS-Dun Aaa loser II saasss sor MID
ailag.
lever ssaio 10 fsr Extra stats; 10 so8it %
for Round Hoop ohfs. and II - Il o. iss rfsds
BrAaas. Ciossa heavy. vith no saytrs Al osfsiss
wHisKY-aulss a ss ssr western ls lss.
slsssd vita baysr- 81 3. and SELLERS 81 %
wuEAT-Duii snd Aesilafng, q e for ebolos
Awbsr .ohigsai - f9s shsies White %.
RpE-Lswsr.
B1RLKY-Qssat.
c5RN-Oid mizsd wssssrn - IN ssors; deli
aid dro0plag
PKYsoLEuM-paIl and lewsrt nnass fer
cra6s, - for Rsassd IN bead. 81 f1r ss Tree
CoFFEE-Qaist And srm.
sueA E--ouiss. vita smsal ssiss e Museovaas
At ts5S.
noLAssEs-oaiss saa aasAaassa. It 7Oafs.
Woois-D1iI- tss.
PORK-Hssvy aaa asssasaiy loser. at % 40
% % tOr new hsss--elosinE At - eg1<; - fss
"a % for IS and - 50. sssh and rsEaiaf cay.
closing ~ - o.. regular say - Tsds5o IS for
Frizs, sa4 - GAS - ssF Rfiu&s n -. klse,
5000 bills nsw hsss. deliverable in March. April
e "A Mag, a. layers eptlan. far 81 2sga5T 70; IS
bpia Prime Mess. dsivsrakis al SELLER option In
Nay, fgr - soass %,
BKEFHAMH-wGrn At ss uossfT e.
HOCs---Dresss4 xairtssE lGealsI for wssssrx.
ca MkATs-Lsss aetlss, 81 i7esls for shoul-
/ GERS, eua tAe44t f9f HAhsss HaHHH
| nACoN-s.sady ct = fsx camhegfana cut. a Z
/ for short Rlhee4, zad - szi fer Long DO,
/ LARD-H.As r and tawsr. ~ 1n441s36 Sales
Of so hbIs AIsreh sa5 Apzfi ~ ssilsff option,
| for a..
ssd soee4S ksr stats
| eHEEsE-firm 81 1se1zs.
] hOHEr-Lssx stringent and active. A. ea37
/ per eent -
sra BLING Dell At / eTszai oe11.
eoLD-Hsavy and io~sE. vpsaing ~ ss1s
declining 10 I o., and aiostng a. l ssts.
| GOVERNMENT sTocKs-shAde saslsrg O.
| 81. csupens, ios s-aas, eoupoass IpSS 1000
| coapons, ~; 0ss Year Certificates, 90
sfocKS--hsavy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
THE VERY LATEST
IT ELE @ e - p H.


CAIRo. March 2-Two hundrsd and
forty bales Of cotton passed here to-day
St Louis, and Eve hundred and eighteen
for Cincinnati
MEMrHIs, Feb 3, via cAIEo, March
2-Genersl Roberts, commanding this
District. will soon leave for Springfield,
Massachusetts,. being one of the Board
Of Examiners Of ANAL arms to meet in
that city.
General Griers0n i to have charge OF
ell the cavalry in the Department Of the
West
The Bulletin publishes a list Of ell
the rebel sympathizsrs aad deserters re-
siding in Memphis, who have taken the
amnesty oath, numbering enc thousand
aud forty-6ye names. Andrew JacksoE
Donelson is among them
Desertsrs continue 70 arrive here in
large numbers, and are better class Of
people than those heretofore arrived
Measures are being taken TO improve
the condition of the white refugees and
freedmen.
This department has conhseated lots
in the outskirts Of the city and islands
in the Mississippi River to be devoted
to THE purpose. 3D. EF1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

PHILADELPHIA, March IA special
dispatch from Washington TO the Bal
LstiH says:
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 2Sth
alt, editoFially Gays the air il Elled with
alarming rumors Every fear has found
q voice, and every ear IS opened TO take
ia all Measures Of precantion are con.
strued 70 pressage disaster.
Gov. Brown Is attacked By the Whig
and Enquirer.
The proceedings Of the rebel Con-
gress are unimportant
A dispatch dated Charlotte, n c. 18th
ult, gives Gen. Johnson order assum.
ing command, which il dated Feb. 25lh.
A dispatch from Mobile, Of Feb l4lh,
says one Of The largest meetings ever
held in the city, sook place on the 18th,
at which resolutions we're adopted with
victory or death as the watchword
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
ousr.sians In rlar,a..

wAsHIxeroS, March . The Navy
Department has teesssed .aEosnl a.ion u
the capture Of the schooner Della, under
Euglish colors, near Bay Port, Florida,
by the u y steamer MahaskA- She had
cargo Of pig lead add some cases Of
sabres
Acting Admiral Stribling, Of the East
Gull Squzdros, reports thar on the LIST Of
February an expedition left the U. s.
bark AZ midnighs 70 destroy the salt
works west Of the bay. The sxpedition
returned on the 4ih, haying destroyed
the works Of l4l,6l5 gallons boiling
house, besides TOO bushels Of salt and
LIS barrels Of salsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
SPF IAL MOTTO

Volunteers, AttsntioB--Fo r the de-
raBgsmsBt Of tie stem iHeidedtaI % the charge
Of diet, ofnds, Erup'ions and Exposur~s, wh Cd
every VoIun l. liable 70, fhsre rerassiss
safe, eonysnisnt and reliable Holiowsy's
PILLS and oIsTMEAT. II the reader II til 9
- notice " cannot get box u PilIs o. 0snfneat
from the brug Store 10 his place LET him write to
ne, % Maiden Lane enclosing the ansunt, and
will mail box fires u expense. May dealers
will not keep my nsdieiues o. had because they
eanDot make - mack pseat as en- other persons
make. IS cents, 50 osnsz. AnA 81 % per box or
pot. mz-Iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

Nav YoRK, March 2-Gold is weak
err IntImations given in the Richmond
papers Of the probable evacuation OF
that city, foreshadows an event which
will have more effect in putting down
the price Of gold than any other, except
the complete overthrow Of the rebellion.
The price, therefore, has been very SEN
sative to-day, which opened At 1854, sold
70 1861 and recovered 70 197 7-s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Cincinnati Markets.

CsNeInxATI. March = .
ELoUk-puIl. and prizes Bsmiaal A. the eioes
good Extra soid ~ %.
WHxAT-Dun aa4 nsminAi; prims Red sold
a. 81.
conway dali; E4x ssas5e; sasllsd So
Ice.
oATS--soasl. IAa oaaxtsrmanasr took bat
o,eoo bushsis TO-DAY. ~ tAs 1So.sus oasrea the
Psie. ragged frem ei1i o. In bags, payable In
Nuachera. se=-ra
wHfsKT-Hela ~ air. butshls rate being
above the views cf the sny~ra, there we're no
aalss except Of leo bills At a. aslivsrAbis on the
lat Of April
mand-
GLOVER sEED-Is o0,afs Is.
TIM0THT-6 %.
FLAX-Dseiinsd 70 50.
G0LD-CioseS 1t aS.
sILvER-I sal -
ExcHAHGK-1n bstssr sappIy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Merchants & Peoples Line


- IL HI - nh -8SF E& -
rIrHE ABOVE LINE or STEAMERS CON.
iag The fsiiouiag snglsmsu A. Board Of Dirss-
tors tor the snsninE yesri
I'd. Welsh, ~ Louis; N =. Mspham. 81 L.
David While 4. Holnes,
y Hutchinson, W. ,. Lswis.
W. L n hss cairo h R:Ts' R..a..i.;
D, ford, Mes Albany . GAn, cineinnssi.
). X. Bell, Louisviiis;
At an election for sfnesra the following gsntis-
we're chosen
DAVID Wits. Pr..aS.nt,
GEORGE W 10, AetiaK 5spsrintsndsnts
GEORGE W. BOY D. SsorstAgy,
The pebble are iuformsa thst tbs FOIL sing
named steamers eoupo-e The Merchants aud Pee-
pis'a Lfns. some % them the naest and fastest
steamers on the WsstsFn waters, and lH thsif
leefioa well adapted 20 soth high and Low watsFs
aud Design 10 easr liabilities 70 shifpsra and aAs.
slsrs - al stages Of cha fivsrs
Magenta Lady Gay,
Henry Assre. BffIitenf,
Csmmoussaith, Magnolia,
suifAna, Ind aaA.
hsnry Ven Paul, 81 Charlse.
ClAfa d 1asn. 81. NtehoiaHs
~ 3. Mspham, - James.
Bart Abe. =. whns cloud Ne z,
9ladlMsar. H r. T.. McGAi.
Faraw.ns Jennis Lawia,
Isabella. Hoathwastars
IL IL the design Of the maaAsrra 81 the above
line Of steamers 10 have At al times hoat lo3Eiiak
Al -. Isals, and Al poiats the 0kie river, fer
Mes 1glssas sad iatsrsssdiats eolnfs.
DAVID Wits, Rras't.
BOYD SYLVESTER,
fsble HALL NJ DID. Agents-
For the w abash-
The Flee Side wkssl sssamar
y u ~ OF
J. Hudo......-.-..-.......-....-........oAPTAIs,
VIII ran - q regular packet between thia city
aaa Mt Carnsf, on the W etash rixnrs
az Fer ffs8ghs or passage appiy sn board.
daelg-1m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHrxlcAxs.-If yOn Wish 70 purchase pure
Drugs. Medirinss, and CbsmioAls "a g small ID
vance on Eastern prisss, &c aea exAnins KELLEA
4 wziTx's stook. whars you viii Cad every arti-
Gle that Ia nseded By tbs preszisu. and a. prices
~hieh cannot sf 20 give sAtsssAettcn- Thair
store is 1t No. - Asia street. zAy4d&sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
CO. PARTNERSHIP.

LNB0M AND AFTER THE FIRST OF JAN.
T. 1SeS, Nj. Henry A. whitney, cur former
book keeper, has been admitted as partner in
our house. The arm ia be known thereafter -
fs6is JAeUKss q FRENCH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
HOTEL.
LIVERY STABLE.
American Stable.
On Third bet. Main and Loanst SIS.

fFsHIs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
a ts sell known through oat the countFy, pea
sssses stable adxAntsgra superior % auy simtlAr
e@sahtiAhment Ia the CITY, hAying arrangements
ioF tbs Fec@pton Of private horses At livery ct the
most elegant and eonpiets description, and It the
lowest rAtes.
uarftages faF sisifias 20 let. Coaches, light
wagons ard every kina Of road veh iele 4, let
for sale AZ the very lowest prices. Passengers for.
~@rasa % all rarsa Of thu country b. special con.
seyanes.
Hsxias pnfctsssd fhe stock o. Aessrs Rich
srdsee nritton - would take grraf pleasure IL
accommodating their cd customers and friends
ToRIAk A LANDER
We saks fAts eppnftaRHy Of returning car
thanks % car friends for the literal support they
have given as. aAd wanid solicit a continuance 81
The sans a. khe geHtlemen who sucaeed as aud
the pebble. kfCMAnnSON A BRTTTuN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
MANILA PAPsR BAGS.
ION B9NDLEs ASSORTED JUST REC D
NV and toy sale by REILLY 4 co.
SUNDRIES.

TUST RECEIVED
st 500 tons choice Timothy Hay,
500 bbls choice Family Flour,
2S toes rich Country Bran,
$50 bushels Shelled Corn, and for sale BY
HAYHURsr A wAITTAkEB,
abIf Ne. Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
Notice TO Contractors.

THE ooMM0S COISCTL or THE CIIT
% Evsasville vii receive sealed proposals zn-
I'll Mar 13sh. 1855, for the extansson Of Franklin
strset Sewer from its present terminus. TO Pigeon
crssk- Plans and specification nEy be sssa 81
this ossos- A. PFAFFLIS, Clerk
By A. n. MeGRExx, Deputy.
City Clerks 04es. FEB. 4Skh 1855. sbzs-Iot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
REMOVAL.
TH0s. @. MAQHER

las REMOVED MS WHOLESALE MkHU-
Il faetuFEnE Establishment 10 Ne. FIRST
STREET. below MAin. He has . large and eis-
Eaaf asssrtneBt 81 Home made Work. - ans
ms hnests guaranteee a. "Rsed ~ the hest, and
bF sale - +" cheap ~ the cheapest" and iitsls
cheaper.
Hia entire stock - consisting 81 hae Buggy
soaehs and GarFtags Harness, Light TFotsinKs
Heavy Ms4ans Dray, and Exprsaa Harness, SD
dies Ia eadisss variety Brides 81 all kinda, II
Nns Quantity, Collars, Girths. sufeiusiss, ahseh
1fana. Militsf9 Mork 81 short. everything Ia
~ iiHs, ffoHi Hsfue Strap 90 /" Mohitof Sad
3iats kaperviaions BY akiiifui and eHpefieneea
sofk Msn. sac Il nov orared 10 tha trade Al
EAsrHRa rgACEs. neieg Ahis 10 eompsts sus.
eessfaliy vie snyfhing ~ THE mafkst. " style.
finish, durability, aud Hrire, ha only asks iFiaL
Call and ezamise ~ yourselves spA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
To sumptiyes.

The advertiser. having been restored 70 hath
IN sw weeks By very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years from very severe
lung affection, and that drssd dfssass- coBsuHp-
ton. Is anxious to make known . bis fsiioV-
sufferers ths means 81 cure. ~
To ali who desire &c he zIIl sad . copy Of the
prescription assd (rss Of eharss) vita the direc-
! tloBs for preparing aud using the same, which
/ they will and surs cure for CoNsUnYTIor,
Asthma BroHcbitiss &c. Ths only object Of The
advertiser IN ssading tbs prescription Is 70 hsus
at the AFFLICTED, aaa spread informAtion whieh he
coDceivss 70 BE- invsluablss and be hopes every
sufferer Will try his remedy. as IL viii cost thsm
nothing, aid may prone blessing.
Parties Wishlbg 70 use the prescription siH
y REV, EDWARD A. WILSON,
WIlliAmsburgh.
fsb2i-2mw Kings County, EswHork
The most valaabls rsnsay bsfors the public
without any exception, is Di1on's Blackberry
CArmInativs. II slways effects aeurs.
DIS EASES or THE NERVOUS, sKMikAL,
Urinary, and sexual sysssms--nep and reliable
t,satmsnt--in Reports II the HOWARD Asso-
mATIos. Sent By mail In sealed lstssr snysI-
HOUGHToE, Howard Association, No. sosth
Eipth strsss, Philsdslphia, p.
spri's4 dAwIya
Why submit to the sufsring attendant upon
diseases o. The bowels, when Dixon's BiAcktssry
CArminaiivs can Be obtained At any respectable
drug store. lAnts.lw
Dfsrrhoea and Dysuntsrry.-ws have en-
I "A - -
the most prominsnt eisizsna OF cincinnasi aad
oovisgtons etc, speaking 10 the highest terms Of
Dr.. striekIAnd's Anti Cholera Aiztars, for the
cure % Diarrhoa and Dyssatsffy. The letters
are TOO long 10 pubiish. Mr.. woods, Of CovinK-
ton, says he was pronounced insarabis BY the
beat doctors In Cincinnns. snd COS Bottis Of Dr..
strieklaad's Anti cboIsrs Mixture snsetsd per-
mAnsnt care, after sanering for months With ths
sorat form Of Diarrhea and Dyssntsrry. For
sale BY Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03
BUCKWHEAT.

DLKNTY or FRKsH BuCKwHKAT. THE
L hsul q She season, a.
y.P. ELLIOTT'e.
sast No. ~ hain afraza
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

1885 :::::: :::: 1858.
Evansvil 70 and Nashville
sEMI-WERKLY PACKETS
CARRIE.
BRADY ....-.......a.........-..... AsTER-
Ea ass aHa
LENT LnoTTi
Mc0oNNKLL ..ss......ss.. ..s......s.s.. MASTER
win asem. regular Vine. ne CARRIE leaving 4
Evansville every TUESDAY Ai2 ?. ~, AMI nash
vile every FRIDAY At ~. N. W
The LENI LE0TI leaves KyAnssiils every FRI 7
DAY At p ~ and leasea AtshvtiiesveFy aoadAy |
ss- ThIs arrangemsnt II peraanent. and the |
proprietars Of the toe hope, hy strict attsntion
ssrt IF krrs. 70 merit Iibelaf and lermzn-
ent support. With macy thanks for past AsoFs
respectfully solicit ees,inuanoe ef patronage
RON ''' gu = HAhL Rupp. Agents.
deco te Evsasvilis. Ind.
Evansville and Pond River,
The Little sssAmsr
JAMES GRAY.
HODGE BRowN...............-a .........-.. MASTER.
WIN snake reguisrtriPs between Evaassilis aas
''As '' cox = HUaPHRKT.
asezs 100 TcTA IU9 ACrnta.
The Evansville & Cairo
ID a IL
Passenger Line.
The swift, com iissy. a Elegant Passen-
modious. and ger steamer
= e M a ID a,
'0'N' : WI. DUNN. Clerk.
So Leaves wednesday, and sasurtsysAs Z ?. n.
jys0 HALL RuDD. Agents.
Regular Evansville & Cairo
u. y. Mail Packet,
Gen. Anderson,
VIZ. LowrH, M>sssr.
Leaves Evansville every Monday and
Thursday at II n.
/ THESE boats are light draRght And have So
i parser accommodation Cor pazsengsrs-
Fer Freashs or passage apply o. eoard: o. %
sag4t HALL kubDs AEsats-
Louisville & Evansville U. 5. Mail
Line.
rTaHR SPLENDID PAssENCKE sTEAMKRs
MORNING STAR,
| JOHN GwATHMKY, Clerk.
gin lsAve for Leuisville every Thurs
IN ssdAy a. six e'eicek Pm, and svsry
I sssS - Monday AZ zen o'elosk An.
T A r A sc o n,
Cart. - A. bUSK.
/ 7. BAEKsMITH, Clszk;
VIII leave for Lozisxins sxery Wed
| fzllz--sssS nesdAy and Saturday. 1t ak sseioeh
4 eE4--z--MzMA Pm.
For esmF0rt, spseS aad slegsnce tks Azaovs stsAn,
i err are unsurpassed.
Tor freight or passage apply to COX q HU
| PHREY. at Mail. Line Wharf Beat
j. II. BUNCE, Sspt- L. & 4. Mall Lima
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

O( Adoerhstng Rates GgTsed upon ty
the EVANSVILLE JoUEEAL and EVAEs-
YILEg TIHEs, 10 take effect Monday,
March IA. 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

paw Advsrlising Rates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-03

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-04-15
NO DRAFT,

On Friday morning last the following DIES.
patch fom Secretary Stanton was published.
1t will be received with joy all over the
country, as we'll for the load it will remove
from the minds of those who have an aver.
sior to compulsory visit to the "tented
field, as the fact that it shows the Govern
ment considers the Rebellion virtually dead
WAsHINGToN, April ID, lS65.--To Major.
General Dix, New. Y ork This Department.
after mature consideration and consultation
with the Lieutenant General upon the results
Of the recent campaign, has come to the fol-
lowing determination, which will be carried
into effect by appropriate orders, to be i'm.
mediately issued -
First. To stop all drafting and recruiting
in the loyal States.
Second. TO curtail purchases for arms.
ammunition, Quartermaster and Commits
sary supplies, and reduce the expenses of
the military establishment in its several
branches
Third. To reduce the number of general
and staff officers to the actual necessities of
the service.
Fourth. To remove all military restric
tons upon trade and commerce so far as
may be consistent with the public safety.
AS soon as these measures can be put in
operation it will be made known by public
orders. Edwin NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-04-15
Correspondence Of The Cecil whig.
Letter from Cherry Hill.
CHERRY HILL, Aeril ~. 1865.

CHERRY HILL, Aoril IL, 1860.
Mr.. EDITOR AS it has been some time
since you had letter from this place, 7
thought, while was at leisure, would pen
you few lines. Your readers have had so
much to excite and interest them in the past,
that they will not expect much from me for
if they do fear they will be disappointed.
The news of the past and present week
has been such as should call forth much
thanksgiving and praise to our Heavenly
Father for His goodness unto us.
Our little village is still improving; bust.
ness at this time is very good with us. We
are getting along in church matters very
well have the same ministers this year that
we had last. They are both good preachers
and good pastors.
We recognized our Soldiers Aid Society
last month /; since then we have sent to the
U. 5. Sanitary Commission, Washington,
ID: e., 3 quilts, sheets, 6 napkins, 6 shirts,
bundle old muslin, do. linen, 8 double
wrappers, pr. pillow cases, II handker.
chiefs, 6 pr. drawers, lbs arrow root. S
lbs tapioca, 81 lbs dried fruit, 25 lbs oat
meal, II lbs farina, ~ bottles lemon syrup.
IL cans condensed milk, rolls bandapinp,
yds. each, and other articles, such as su.
gar, tea, pickles, jelly, &c.
SO much, Mr.. Editor, for our little village
i'll one month. and the good work still goes
on. We expect before long to have another
box ready to send to aid in the comfort of
our noble soldiers. But for fear should
tire the patience Of yourself and readers
will close. X.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-04-15
Bogus Lotteries.

This business is still practiced to an ex-
tent which shows that the fools are not all
dead yet, that they not only live but have a
large amount of money to donate to sharp.
ers. These sharpers send circular letters b.
thousands through the post offices of the
country, with their schemes setting forth
their anxiety to confer prize in the neigh
borhood, and by the person receiving the
letter enclosing to the lottery swindling com.
pany $40, a prize will certainly be secured,
which is to be published extensively among
the friends and neighbors of the lucky drawer
In hundreds of instances silly gudgeons bite
at this lily concealed hook, and lose their
money of course. The post. offices in this
county, for some time past, have been food.
ed with these bats to catch fools. Will
people never learn that all such letters are
put out by swinders?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-04-15

The MARYLAND SCHOOL JouRYAL.-We
have received the April number of this ed.
ucational journal, published at Hagerstown,
Md, by j. P. Hartman & Co.. 1t is devoted
entirely to matters pertaining to education,
and deserves success. As we will have a
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periodicals devoted to the subject. The
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Terms: One copy one year, $1.OO; six
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MUNICIPAL EIEcTIoNs.-The utter demon
alization of the Democratic party is plainly
shown in the recent municipal elections in
the Western States; AT the elections on the
Sd inst. the Republicans carried two of the
old Democratic strongholds in the West,
namely: Detroit and Milwaukee. In the
former the Republicans had $50 majority,
and in the latter a Republican Mayor was
elected for the first time. Time out of mind
these cities have been Democratic-over-
whelmingly so. Last fall Milwaukee gave
over s, 200 majority for Mcclellan and De-
troit about 1000. When the party cannot
hold such strong Entertainments as those of
Detroit and Milwaukee, its case is as hope
less as the Confederacy since the fall of
Richmond. The Republicans have also
carried during the past week Sandusky,
Ohio, Peoria and Springfield, ILL.,
The most thorough and overwhelming de-
feat the Democracy" has met with this
spring was last Sunday, when Gen. Lee sur.
rendered to Gen. Grant.
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SPRING MILLINERY.
Notice to- Creditors.

THlo is to give notice, that the subscribers,
L OF Gee. county. have obtained from the
orphans Court of Cecil county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate OF
Amassa Chnrchman, late Of said county, de
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to ox.
hibit the same, with the vouchers tn .reof
duly authenticated, on or before the 18th "
OF April, 1866; they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
snhscribers. Given under our hands, this
18th day Of April, 1865.
JAMES G.. PERSON,
JOHN T. CHURCnMAN,
Administrators OF A. Churchnlan- decd.
Test-CHALKLEY Il. CUrLER, Reg.
April Is, l865-6w
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