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Eofal affairs.
A CRANE ExcURsroN.-A GRAND E

A CRANE ExcURsroN.-A grand ex-
cusion to Cape May will take place from
Wilmington, on Tuesday, the 10th of June.
The large and capacious steamer " Manhat-
tan" has been chartered for the OCCASION
Persons desiring to have day Of real plea
sure will do well to secure tickets at once,
as the number of tickets is limited-and to
prevent the boat from being crowded they
will not exceed that limit-nor will the com
mttee allow any persons to go who would
likely cause trouble. Excellent music will
be furnished. Persons who do not see pro-
per to take their dinner with them, can be
supplied with meals on board the boat. The
boat will leave the wharf at o'clock in the
morning. Leave Cape May at Al o'clock.
Single ticket. 81; two tickets taking lady
and gentleman, SO. The proceeds, we un.
derstand, are to be applied to the liquidation
of debt on the Brandywine NJ. E. church.
Rev. }. ID. Curtis, late of Elkton, is one oil
the Committee of Arrangements.
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HoNoRABLY DIscHARGEp,-Capta

HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED CAPTAIN
Henry Clayton, Provost Marshal of the
Third Congressional District, on Tuesday
received his honorable discharge from the
service of the United States, all business in
connection with the draft in his District be.
ing closed. Captain Clayton has discharged
the duties of his Office with fidelity and i'm,
partiality, and retires with the good wishes
OF the whole community. Ball, Ame,ican.
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Conviction of BENZ. G. Harris.

BENZ. G.. Harris, member of Congress from
the 9th Congressional District of this State,
has been tried by Court Martial for treason
able acts, and convicted. He was sentenced
by the court to three years Imprisonment in
Albany Penitentiary at hard labor, and fined
$4,000 The Imprisonment was RENTED by
the President. Ben being convicted of trea-
sonable acts, he will scarcely be deemed a
worthy member" of Congress in future.
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PROSPECTUS
SHADY GROVE OIL. COMP1EY.
SWb.Cripties, Ps1iSs Five DOlsi rs.
Cdpiial $500, 900.

Tar dtus u edch Shd:S, Itcc Dollars.
SWb.Criptie,, Px3iss' Five DOl:s, RI. .
VHE SHADY GROVE OIL COMPANY" in"or-
1poratcd under authority OF an Act OF the L"gsla
,,.ge OF Pcnus,.sank, With Capital Stock oi sDo0o0
divided into One Hundred Thousand Shares, the par
v,Jue of which L. S,-Five Dollars for each Sharc
Working Capital OF 10000 reserved for boring wells
t.,ist .othcrwise dnysiol ing the territory.
The Conpan, has purchased, in fee simple and
clear of ncumoranc. Il tract of che'ce lnud in Oh
trrek Valley, and in thu, portion thereof Known as
~ acrcs. II is most fvofably located for extensive
al. operations The entire area is HAT, and adapted to
through portion of the plot furnishes an abundance
uf water: and the Franklin branch of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad pass,ns directly through
has already constructed a switch on the premises,
upon ah"h the oil, when barrel ca he placed free
from any material charge for c.rtaSe or other ex-
panse than the railroad charges for transportation to
market
An oil Spring and other indications of the exist
rice aud abundant supply of oil prevail upon the
surface and so well satisfied is the previous owner,
al tho production of the desired article in abundance
that he agrees to bore a well or wells until twenty
barrels Of oil per day produced and free OF charge
until such result is att.ncd the Company to furnish
engine. AID necessary tools and structures In nd,
FIR $780, which is already filed against him i'll Nenan-
20 County. guarantee of the production of such
rus lit The numerous wells, both above and below,
,lc being sunk with energy, and some are already
Welding How of oil At much less than the ordinary
depth Of wells.
.pccted to be delivered on the premises in the month
ui Dcccmbcr the lumb Der for constructing a deric
sn.inc house, &c, has been ordered: and the tools
aud machinery necessary commence sinking a
an will be complete by the time that the engine Is
delivered; when the work will be prosecuted with
energy both by day and night, to carry o. the spirit
Of instructions and wishes Of the Company
Tn. entire production will belong exclusively to
the Company. there being no leases or other incum
bianccs upon the premises which, the perseverance
and determined energy with which the enterprise is
t. be carried into effect will afford, at early date
tho most satisfactory return for the capital invested.
one we'll. yielding twenty barrels per day, at pres
prices Nould in gross realize about $4,000 pei
annum and the expenses for such production would
L. comparatively small There sites for fifty
wells on the land without probable danger Of inter
fcring with the product of either.
10 The undersigned is authorized to dispose
of the limited number Of the shares Of the above
Company at Two DOLLARS per share.
SAMUEL b. FOARD.
illiton. Mar l. 1S6J--tf
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The LATEST IMPROVEMENT we have
to record is one made by Mr.. LoDoRE, by
which the glare from his sky.light is greatly
modified or softened, making it much pleas.
anter for those visiting his Gallery, and i'm.
proving the character of his Pictures. He
informs US that he intends soon to have on
exhibition some specimens of porcelain
Work, so much admired for its exquisite
beauty. His Room is fast becoming one Of
the " Institutions" of the town.
For the benefit of those who have not vet
paid him vist-we take it for granted that
every body who has not, intends to do SO as
soon as possible,-we would state that Mr..
Pryor, who occupies the first floor as Stove
and lin Ware Store, will take pleasure in
showing them up through his store.
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OYSTER LICENSES. Comptrolle,

OYSTER LICENSES. The Comptroller
of the Treasury gives notice to all persons
engaged in taking or catching oysters with
tongs, rakes, &C., within the waters of this
State, that they are required to obtain license
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the
county in which they respectively reside, or,
if in Baltimore city, from the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, or be liable to a
fine Of not less than 500 or more than 800.
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The Military Districts of The coup

The Military Districts of the country
have been arranged in four grand divisions,
styled the Atlantic Division, commanded by
General Meade, with headquarters at PHIL
delphia Southwestern Division, General
Sherman, with headquarters at Cincinnati +;
Trans Mississippi Division, General Sheri,
dan, with headquarters at New Orleans ard
the Pacific Department, commanded by
General Halleck, with headquarters at San
Francisco; the gallant Major General Geo
W. Thomas relieving Gen. Molleck at Rich.
mond and Immediately taking command of
the Department of Virginia.
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HARD GA returned rebel soldier
from the armies of the "great Southern
Confederacy," reached his old home in
Havre de Grace, on Thursday last. His
former neighbors and fellow.ci citizens ten
dered the hospitality and freedom of the
town to him, dashed board to his back with
" traitor . written on it in large latters.
marched the returned "brave" round town,
and put him in the cars, with notice not to
stop there any more. Those Havre de
Gracians must have dash of the Southern
Chlvalry about them. The Chivalry used to
tar and feather lucklcss Abolitionist and ride
them out of town on a rail.
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Notice to Creditors,

THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
l of Cecil county, have obtained from tn
Orphans Court of said county, letters
Parliamentary on the. personal estate OF
William Reed, laIe of said county deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly authen.
ticated, on or before the 29lh day OF May,
1866; they may otherwise, by law, BE- cxclu.
ded from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate arc requested to
make immediate payment to the subscribers.
Given under our hands this Bird day Of June
1865. JOSEPH T. REED,
BENJAMIN M. REED,
Executors of William Reed, decd.
Test--CHALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
June 3, 1S65-6w
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DELEGATES APPoINTED.-The Exc
cutive Committee of the Medical and CHR.
urgical faculty of Maryland have appointed
Drs. 7. A. Roberts and. John Evans dele
gates from this county to the American Med
ical Association, which meets in Boston, on
Tuesday next.
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A. J. WEIDENER,
3 s on t II ecOnd street

between Market and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturer Of Goat oil Lamps, and
D hotcsafc Dealsr in Glass 7nmJie,s, Patent
jdfs and Glassware generally.
DEALERS will find it to their advantage to examine
-FOUR stock and compare prices before purchasing
their goods for the spring sales.
We would call the attention Of the public particu-
larry to
NEW STLYE OF PATENT JAR
FOR PRESERVING FRUIT WITHOUT SUGAR
"" can refer to hundreds of respectable persons
who put up peaches and other fr, in our Jars last
season without the use of Syrup and found upon
cp"nlng that the Fruit retained its natural flavor and
In fact was just the same when put into the Jars.
A. j. WEIDENER
No. 80 South Second Street,
April Is 1S65-3m PHILADyLpHIA
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FLY IN THE WHEAr.-Many of the
farmers of this and the lower portion of the
county say that the fly has made sad havoc
with the growing wheat 1t has also greatly
damaged the crop in neighboring parts of
Delaware.
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JUDGMENT REvERsEp.-In the

JUDGMENT REvERsEp.-In the Court
of Appeals, on Saturday last, the following
case was disposed off,
John G. Groome, admir-, &C., gs. John
Lewis-ah appeal from the equity side of the
Cochran delivered the opinion of the court
Decree reversed, and cause remanded.
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NOTICE..

vTVHE County Commissioners will meet at
i their office, Id Elkton, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF June, next, to receive and act
upon accounts for the Levy Of 1865. All
accounts to 60 into that Levy must be pre-
sented at that meeting. BY Order.
JAS S, CRAWFORD,
Clerk CONS. Cecil county.
NAV ~, lS65-3w
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MARYLAND SoLDIERs.-It is stated
that all the Maryland soldiers whose time
will expire before the LIST Of October, next,
will be mustered out and paid as soon as the
necessary arrangements are made.
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Town ORDINANCES. The Town Com
missioners have amended the ordinances for
the municipal government, and this week
have distributed them pretty extensively. 1t
is announced to be the intention to rigidly
enforce these laws. All dogs must have a
secure 'r're muzzle on when they appear in
public, from the first of June to the first OF
September; and no driving through the
streets faster than slow trot is to be per.
mtted, under fine of not less than So no,
more than $40. This latter is most timely
law, and should be faithfully carried out
Fast driving has been very prevalent of late
with class of reckless persons, who DO no,
seem to care whether they run over people
or not. 1t is to be hoped their day is about
over 1t will be we'll for all the people to
read these ordinances and remember them.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIyAI-A ST

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-A Straw
berry Festival will be held in Biles' Woods
near the Blue Ball tavern, on Thursday
June 9Th, for the benefit of the Rock Pres
byterian Church. 1t will commence at Il
o'clock and be held the next day, if Thurs.
day be stormy.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE John R. Smith
of Cecilton, committed suicide on Saturday
by shooting himself He died in about an
hour after committing the act.
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THURSDAY last being appointed AZ

1"0V Oe'"g aPP01Heeu aS q
day of humiliation and prayer, business was
very generally suspended. Services we're
held in the churches, where some of the peo-
pie attended; while others lounged about in
the shade. A number of persons embraced
the occasion for trip down the river, to fish
and indulge in forays on cherry trees.
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TAKEN UP ADRIFT,

A BOUT the middle of April last, near the
n head of North Fast River, SEVEN
SAW LOGS. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take them away. -. a.e
may u, 1865 Sw JAMES GoRREL. .
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS Is to give notice, that the subscriber,
L of Cecil county, has obtained from tho
Orphans Court Of Cecil county, letters Tes-
tamcntary on the personal estate of Jesse
Jann"y, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated, on or before the 2Srd day of May,
1856; they may otherwise, by law, bc
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscri-
Der. Given under my hand, this 9th day of
May, 1865. JESSE T. JANNEY,
Executor of Jesse Janney, decd.
Test-CHALKLEY b. CUrLER, Reg.
May q, lS65-6w
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SHEEP KILLED.-Mr. Jesse Foster,
residing in Elk Neck, had eight valuable
sheep killed, by dogs, on last Sunday night
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WANTED
June 8, 1s65-1w

RYa Young Man, about Is ycnrs of age,
II with about years. experience in the
business. situation in some good Store as
Chief Clerk or Salesman. Thinks he can
give satisfaction. Salary not so much an
object as a situation. Address, stating
salary, nc. HENRY G. RILEY,
June 8, l865-3w Middleton n, Del,
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Tribute of Respect.


Port Deposit, May 3D. 1865.
Officers and Brothers Your committee appointed to
drift resolutions expressive of by the
death Of our late Bro p g. CHRISTIAN BAKER, beg leave
to report the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in tha dspen-
saon of His providence, to from our midst our
worthy Bro 7. q. Christian Baker: therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we have lost tried and Jealous me
Der Of our frateruity prompt and regular IN his attend
upon the sessions Of Lodge, and earnest in the
discharge Of his duties and in his devotion the prnci
pies of the Brotherhood his ability and sterling worth
early won for him high consideration among the breth-
rem Of Mt. Pisgah Lodge.
RESOLVED, That in his demise Order mourns the
departure of of its useful members his adopte
country faithful and devoted citizen. May he awake
to glorious resurrection beyond the swelling tide OF
time.
RESOLVED, That we tender heartfelt sympathy r.
his bereaved family and mmcnd them that God who
has promised to be husband to the widow and father
to the fatherless.
RESOLVED. That we Grape Lodge Room in mourn
ing, and the usual badge Of Order for thc
days.
RESOLVED That cory of these resolutions be pre-
scented the family Of the deceased and that they
entered minutes and published in the county
papers. @. W. STACKHOUSE,
J L. BALANCE,
THOS. ARMSTRONG,
June 8, 1865-1w Committee.
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]-)ie6.

LAIMAN.-In Wilmington, on the 31st ult.
LAURA l.. LAYMAS, in the 18th year of her
age.
REED.-On Tuesday, 25th ultimo, at Bay
View, Mr.. WILLIAM REED, in the I'D year
of his age.
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7-3O LOAN.
U. 8. $40 Six per cent.
GOID-BEARING BONDS

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds
FROM STATE, COUNTY, and MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH
THREE PER CENT PER ANSua TO ruxK
VALUE, according to the tax levied upon other pro-
perry The interest is payable semannually by cou-
pons attached to each note which may be cut off and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at 100 per cent. amounts to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-06-03

= Pro Nrc.-f'bs SCHOLARS of the Elkton
High School will have pic mic at Gilpin's
Falls, on Thursday next,
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ASTRA Y.

CtTRAYED from the sui scriber, near Col
y lege Green, on Tuesday. the 10th Of
May, a LIGHT BAY HORSE, with one
white hind foot, a star in forehead, and
white tip on the nose and also 3 DARK
BAY MARE, blind. Any person giving
information Of the above described horses
shall be literally rewarded.
WIN. G. HAMBLETON.
tnay q, lsG5-3w'
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Wanted.

anted.
OK nm TO be secured by mortgage on
DlC.UUU new Warehouse in the City
Of Baltimore, worth $4,000. Apply to
... ALEXANDER WOLFF, -.I
IL Law Buildings.
may q, 1861 w' Baltimore, Nd.
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1UST RECEIVED, a large assortment Of
y FLY NETS Call and sell them, at
Def J.PERKINS', JR., tH'
w Harness Store, Main street, ft
may q, 1866. Next to Post Office.
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0,OFFEE MILLS.-A lot Of Coffee Mills At old
~ prices. BY PRYOR BRO.
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.a4g, narofcsT-i Of 'o5a5ro, c. e'y soosiis.G 10.
tobacco ln'd d. y aaap rc.ea scented or
ctLc.". '' a de. yii~ns, 20 pouid'''''.f' ea''''
osg e,- - y.4eI a. ~, above cents per pond per
- mile
v-lncl o. above ,sA.s sci Po'liief iYN"l'ii c..
en- ,'' v.asd 10. a. " Cd : aoaaj r,f
g. VALID above e,il sT pond er pound. i5eeni
fDry. pound cents
palm OIL valued 1t not sbygo cents per pouud. Yer
20 cehts
d.. valued above CENTS pound pound l.. cents
'.,rei I'r fou CEN.
Shawn lcr eeu's
te b. al &c ii. i'as, yer Fcunl....,.....s GEMS
Of III r4,,cr., oa' wii.e o, coIorrd ,x,ert 90,
go. ,rd rot4-lgi.4 t)ytiri III valued NJ uci
d. vs.d a. abs,e cent, pound. per pound cent.
s' .'''''..'''.'''.o pei eii;'
Sott 90 irea.e Of ler found -i
pc. oeLt
% ~. e,,
rt % PEI GEN.
PINS ,i slI 10 or distilled End remove fcr Goa.
.r4-f . 70 sre 81 i.t proof On iAd acl JOY l., ~
lt,s 49, r,.of 70 -5raay 49,. pea gaion..Ti 50
d.. o. sui q 20 f~hray T. / - pei, ga,on......s2 "
,sa , a-s q r. p1rs =, 80 ~ s 5s 's
s'f "'rH a.e pa neg Dr. 'r .n ie'rre Of '. e1'T or
J, ed, so Ff.s cf 'Ac n.ies fla Do collected on t
al u e',''l --o,. IT, ~ .f" ~ nci ~ tl. so
o. % g. H ,f~ MIRO s..' rh b' constr 81 and -
.e.t Co 49,, i,s.,.s o. s.,i, uai iyt.oms;er
Copied oy e'1a = tlr f.ruiy Dep. ,melt o. August
rr h. si-.,ef h.li.,d .rt , o. he t'in7cr4'afe o
il r. Ii.rr, l.1yr mi below 1.oof the s 10 .rd r
- u1aal ior i.i.e.'.'s OF '. f,' = BY Figiei,o