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TEE CLOSE OF 1858.

- spy = isss found our srmsss bat insis slvssssa
tleaa W ssssai sss occupied twelve mssih bsfors,
~ ~ results q shs ysss's military opsrasisss sxhi.
o1ee< vus NILS material advantage gained ever the
44pS ~ Army Of shs Potcmsc, under General
~, - rssrssssd Me hspAaa On We iss q pscem.
-, - - Ne @h Of ths same ncsth
yai isSs winter Sursss, forming line o. csssoansn.s
~ As ssysss II Ne RappaAssnosk, nsi ialy on shs
lep>h seen " IL swsan. Lee accordingly withdrew tAs
Dsh psfy VI ~ army, AFTER 10 unsuccessful campaign
- 4ssbssn vbsine. towards Rchnona, leaving several
ee ssvssssa yssis watch Meade 10 sIs winter evsv
DeN ~ osny psssd shs winter In thoroughly reor.
oskune ~ tswNlllse ~ n up NE depleted pumbsrs
ssss ~ ~ sasuanttn Of ths year General heaos w
- msssst eayS esms atisnsiop 70 the ana % Of hu
30 red9Qv1 ~n1 Au0 amo v sending ous nunpsy or
oNCnenUDeps ssa nHstes - observation.
- fsssAAs ssnneiex. Cslpsppss nsanzs. pw ~ ssS
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
aS8Al.
THE w AR REQ o RID.
VICTORY EVERYWHERE.
RLENDID RESULTS ACHIEVED
-.~-~>>~>-~~~~~~~-~~~~-
WHAT GRANT Has DONE.
Campaigns and Local Admins
tration Of the Armies
During the Year.
Hap Showing the Gradual De-
crease Of the Territorial Area
81 the Rebellion, y
&c., &C., &c. \


Assshsy yssS Ass closed and sain cur great ss,iss
s8vssIss IN the agonss Of domestic rsbslon me ysas
- bssu Of unparalleled military snort, In which ths
Wty hes displayed greater ssd nxedness Of
wpcss than In say former year Of the war; has met
vtah greater proportion u corresponding resuss DO
ews eur ARMIES could succeed was necessary for our
osnsrah and the govsrnmsnt 10 learn important Act
y realize that war 10 not the pageant ina.
ohs, nor series ef military fst>s snd rsvisws but
ssee ordeal Of Gre and blood. rho removal Of large
nsmbsr Of inesuvssisnccs IN the way of Incompetent
generals, and the organization Of shs armies under the
ssprsms command Of single bead led 70 the nrss step
= the successes Of the year.
ne country was hsncsfovsh spared that olsshSs sf
0svsnsnts and sxhibnioo q personal splsss Aad ambL
ttsn whIch huniiassd gigantic campaigns Into :
tsrssqus of The subllns principles or war The result
q sbh sensolIdatioa q fores already apparent Our
snes have since swept vnh irresistible and nvia.
tbls march svss shs garden spots of the south, ths
sss u The sssmy has been reduced 10 sarrsons
Dfsssd vhioh gsdasy the coll of national sovereignty
bsiss wcsnA. rhs prospects ef speedy peace either
sAs esssssss Ne submissea OF tns South has sever
noen - cheering.
The New York herald., 1865-01-01

era operations Of ths army during the winter were un'
On December 70 Brigadsr General J. q suhvan arrived
at Chaflsstown, Va, Aftsr snccssssul raid up the
In Southeastern Virginia . detachment Of cavalry,
uuder Colonel Weet surprised and captured at Charles
City Court House a.cavsry camp and . number Of
o. The eat coast number of sn.ln expeditions w.rs
eonducttd- General wild occupied Elizabeth, N. G.,
and ssvSai sasr raias carried along the
In the military division Of the Mississippi the year
closed upon the Important victories Grants forces
In the vicinty Of Chattanooga The enemy forced
rom sSs main .rmy rss osad Il
she beginning Of lecember 70 raise the siege OF Knoxville
and withdraw INTO Virgins. The cavalry Of .he two
skr.ishSg 10 wss. tennessee the enemy sngAssd
n operations q little importance. His cavalry, under
Qaent snssEsments, but without material results 10
vicinity Of Vcfsburg and Naschs1 number Of forsging
sns "ss: Ss siss1 n ns
10 the Gah Departmentths troops were engaged 10 =
ssrse " spsrstions along the fcxss coast extending
from the Rio Grande frontier 70 iDdianos uatsgods
Ray In Western Louisiana xpedNons were
made through the techs country and the attention of
in Arkansas the nstiousl forces were mainly en-.
ploysd ~ ferrcng out and dispensing guerilla bands,
Little Rock being the headquarters o. the army and
In nssour the national forces we're chiefly center Cd
about me principal css from whence necessary parties
roemed about the state, plundevng and rsbbpg the In
on Ms frontier the Indians had wi.bdrswn 10 their
winter settlements. and the national troops were warmly
housed In garrison barracks The Navsoe war la New
Cariseo and the lpdans became quiet sld lrsctabis
10 TACT the whole theatre OF war displayed nothing
than y. n.SSsr 2, :o.,s iDavidus feeble aaa
a apparently defined plan, sxhsusting and consu
Isps and supplies without cs.ctns propcrtioSale
advantage Such cordision OF things Witnessed the
beginning of 1864.
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
military Evsats from Jaausry 90
Mafsh ~, Is0s.


s-osssrai wild, with . body " octcred troops made
successnI raid INTO North Carolina, releasing three
thousand slaves capturing three hundred and fty on,
horse asd mule teams, sovsnty-nve valuable saddle
horsss destroying several thousand bushels Of corn two
dssiilsrss and four cAmps. Fourteen prsoners we're
infantry equipments
i0ihs guerrilla Mcsby defeated 10 Loudon county BY
Coles Maryland battalion.
- lhs sssmy rspalssd 10 cavalry sshs near srswbury
lI--msdsouviDs, Ioui,ass, captured By me national
forces.
l1Two regimen,s Of rebel Texas cavalry defeated al
Messy creek, Tennessee BY the nRonaI forces under
Colonel hcCook killing fourteen end taking forty ous
prieonsvA
l3-A small force d General Hsrron's sreops moved
ne Mo 0ranas and crossed into Mexico. Ths nexs
dAg the American Consul IL Mstsmores was escoYtsd 10
Brovnsvils together with tvo millions Of dosrs belong
Ing 70 Americans aud the United states government.
lA-Csousi Palmer recaptured train Of twenty shres
wagons, taksa BY the rebel General Vance pssr Tens
horses.
t7-Fighs near Dsndridgs rsussssee Ths pa,,cpa,
fovcss obes6 tosfa back 70 Ksoxvs hayine Iost one
hundred and nfty Killed and wounded,
1e--Mosby Aefestsd Tboroughfars Can Virginia bv
he FRET Massachusetts cavalry,
aO-A party e susrillAs attached oolosel sveitser,s
osy.ds We th'n serps, asa w@s fspulhsd, leaving
eight q her dead on the nsld
sA-ssassa' esshsa sapsssss signal s.Ailen ss tbe
The New York herald., 1865-01-01
THE OPENING OF 1894.

Nor did the commencement Of this year bring asou,
any change Daring the rss months the same pro.
cess OF universal msmssasemest repeated COO.
snued March IA really began The ysar. and in fact tho
war. In earnest
In order, however TO preserve the completeness Of ouf
review d 70 show the isolated character Of our earlier
military operations, We viii merely note in
order The leading events Of the period mentioned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-13
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that application will
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at their first meeting after the 18th day OF june
next, for the alteration of the road leading from
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, the State and County Taxes
w for the years 1862, 1868 and 1864 have
not been paid on the following described
Real Estate, viz: On 4 lots assessed to a
certain Mary II. Glass, in the Second Dis
trict, being Lots Nos. 10, 4, II and Is, IN
the village Of Port Herman, conveyed to
said Mary II. Glass by Robert II. Thomas,
by deed dated Sept. "a, 1852, recorded in
Liber II. H. M, No. 6, folio IL, one of the
Land Records Of Cecil couaty, and on Lots
assessed to q certain John W. Rawlins, in
the Second District, being Lots Nos. 81 and
80 in said village of Port Herman. conveyed
to sand John W. .Rawlins and Lerusa V.
Rawlins by Robert Ii. Thomas, by deed
dated Feb. 26, 1858, recorded in Liber H.
II. NJ. No. l, folio 800, another of the Land
Records Of Cecil county and whereas, no
personal property can be found on either of
said premises, and said Lots not admitting
of division, in the opinion of the County
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taxes due as aforesaid on the properties
above described, Wis
On Lots assessed to Mary H. Glass, valued
at $500.
For the year lS62, with interest thereon to May
For the year 1868, with interest thereon to May
l, 1850 1856
For the year 1864, with interest thereon to May
l, 1865 255
On Lots assessed to John W. Rawlins,
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For the year 1862, with interest thereon to May
l, 1852 S152
For the year 1868, with interest thereon to May
/, 1868 o.
For the year 1854, with interest thereon to May
l, 1865 12s
be not paid within thirty days after the goth
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Alexander P. Barwick, Collector of said End
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days notice thereof, sell said properties to
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By order Of the Commissioners of Cecil
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April 20, lS65-4w $4,000 Clerk.