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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18


MY RECuLLECrIoYs OF Army LIFE. -
The scrond lecture Of the course was deliy.
cred by Rev. L. {. Matlack, on Wednesday
evening last, in the NJ. l.. Church. The
subject Of this lecture embraced the move
m-lts Of The Army Of the Potomac from the
Chickahominy to Malvern Hill. Those who
heard the lecture enjoyed rare literary
treat, such as seldom falls 10 the lot Of our
citizens. The lecturer had evidently given
- great deal of thought and careful prcpar.
! alton TO his subject, and well did the lecture
Vindlcatr the reputation fox ability and elo
qnencc enjoyed ny the Rev. gentleman
Tie fhreG! Of the Discourse was history Of
hat ~retchcd campaign Oh The Chickahom,
my which every American Is famiIiur with.
bat what gave the discourse that rare and
| sparkling beantr--thc cinrm i, possessed,
, we're The many beautiful pictures. drawn hy
It" s'c'"UncEs aud painted by an able mas.
ter. ] he lecture constituted an imnar,ial
aud truthful history Of he Cbickahnninv
campaign, illuminated by those incidents
winch ezcapo, IN great measure. the his.
| toFin, wh.e narratng the grgvcr and mar,
| important movements Of grand armv.--
f"F TIE s"ko ol accuracy in dealing with
men and measures constituting that grra.
and melancholy campaign, the lecturer he'd
| consulted both Union and rebel histories
ana thereby was enabled to give the mog,
| impartial aud correct account ofcyeyg move.
! mcnt OF the alnr and battle embraced within
the scope U! lie lrcture. 10 attcnpt ia
! pdriicniarac, while j! would luil to present
tue scenes and incidents a. ttey were pre.
aenied by tho speaker, would require more
! space than we have to spare. Quo SCENE,
! however, we cArnot pass over without T.
/ Hiiri notice, vii ca Was the crossing Of th,
! thickahominY by Summers CorDs, on All
n'n"st floating bridsr. The description Of
tha' sccnn rose 10 Ii" sublime. The eue,n,
| were attacking Il detachment Of our arm,
on 'hs opposite side Of the swollen river
! where Mcclellan had allowed j. to BIZ sever
ed from the main body, and Sumner W,
fastening 10 lis support over tot,c.iup
/ bridge which his aids were protesting woul,
NOT support the artillery The gray.headea
old hero "nswcis their approximations o.
Danger with a shout Of "fioruarct! FOE
WARD! E0hWARD!!. The artillery d.i
'ers catching inspiration from their com
'nander, shout in turn, urge their horses
over the trembling bridge and the epposil,
shore is won. We might I'll pages with snci
drilling incidents which made up the lecture
b"t space viii not ALLOW. The bird lec,ur,
! OF The series will be delivered on Weduesdn,
evening next, AMI We advise all who woulc
ENJOY sn evenings rare intellectual enter
/ tain,nent 20 not fail to attend.
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SPEECH OF SENATOR MOa1oT.- u.blish
u speech OF Senator Morton, in condep sed
form, on our first page. this week, to which
We invite our readers attention. Senator
Morton shows in a clear light the progrsmm
Of the rebel party in tho Presidential can,
rass, and the design Of tha, party if by any
laa.ns it can obtain the control vi the gov.
crnment. The pen-ionins of rebel soldiers
aud their widows, lie coupling Of the rebel
war debt with that of the government, or
the reputation Of the public debt Tfese
nre few of the prime objects which the
Democratic rebel party have in coptempla.
ton. TIE speech will richly repay care
ful pcrusal by ne4 Of all parties.
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MARRIED..

LAYMAN-EOSS. AT Marcus Hook
Del. county Pa, on the Q h isst., hy Rev
". n. Dulrymr.e, PRi,I' Il. LAyMAs, Of
this county, and M4rllp> ]. Ross, of Del
county Pa,
RUrTER--THACKERY. On the l5tl
inst, a. the residence OF the brides parent.
By Rev. II. &. Simper,, WILLIAM ii. RITZ
TEN Of Baltimore and SALltE y. Tn4CxER,
Of this county,
baltimore Sun aud Kent News cory
BECKWlTH-WHALkY.- On Thursday
the lith inst, at tho Bethel II. T. person
age. hy the Rey. Mr.. Pierson, GEouGt
BrcAwIru and MARY 4. Nn.LEY. all Of
this coGrty.
DORSEf-siMMEnS. --0 On he ..,h inst,
in the Parsonage, at cay View, by Rev.
Jas NJ. Eaeraice, WllrI>a Dorsey and
MANY SINNERS, both Of this county.
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The Mary la nd Legislature

has been mainly occupied in tryiag to elect
u United States Senator this week. On
Tuesday the first vote was taken. Each
house on that day casting one ballot. Gov.
Swami received torty.one votes, the largest
cast for any single candidate, but still lack
ing fifteen of the number necessary for IL
chuice. Mr.. Hamilton, OF Washington coun
ty, was next IN strength, receiving twenty,
seven votes exGus Pratt third, receiving
seven votes, and Vim. p. Nbyte fourth. re.
ceyjng seve4, votes. The residue Of the
votes we're scattered, twelve candidates be.
ing voted FOR. Mr.. johnson, the present
Senator, rec ived only two votes, one il
the House and one in the Senate. The vote
his op9ousu;s conceded to him on the first
ballot. Ihe senatorial! contest was continu.
ed On Wednesday, one ballot being taken
which showed a falling of in Mr.. Srann :
-ureugth. he receiving ouiy thirty seven
votes esains' fory.one the previous day,
| whilst hio principal comp"iilors Hou. YIN.
/, Hamilton and Ex-Governor Pratt, each
showed an Increased strength. Mr.. Mont.
g"mcry Blair was brought forward rs n can
lllnte, and received three votes. Mr.. Rev
| rrdy johnson received The same two votes
! hs un the previous day.
The following from Friday morning r
.ineIicHn is the latest we have from the
seat Of war, Annapolis.
81 Annapolis yesterday two ballots were
bad fur United States senator making the
| fourth since the contest began On Tucsln y
lat. Swami received on the first ballot
yesterday forty tour votes, the highest mum
Der he has get sttaiucd, and on the mex,
went down o forty'iwo; Hamilton, on the
first ballot, got ioriy, but ON that succeed
ing ran up Ia forty nine; Pratt on the first
"h;ancd nineteen, and fell down to sixteen
/ afterwards, aud seven votes were Givid d
between Nsusan;, Harris and Blair. a
motion TO proceed TO another ballot prevail.
cd. but the joint convention Immediately
| adjourned withou, voting. OF course the
| bsllpiips will be resumed 10 day. No one
! can predict the result, but we are OF the
opinion that il Hamilton iriepds had forced
the fighting yesterday, aud continued ballot.
,ng without adjourn;na, they would have de.
faifd his antagonist. Instead Of that, they
have allowed him and his friends nigh, to
, opera." in, and whilst we would not charge
! that undue influences" would he used b,
the man thu, Judge Carmichael aud Senate,
Philip Frank Thomas denounce Bs no cx
! poneut Of Democracy, aud as having nc
claims upon their party, still we believe
I that through substantial arguments he
would attempt to convince some OF those
I 80, l. a. l.
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DECIDEDLY CooL-Oo Monday last onr
of our citizens, Mr.. l. H. Register, was ont
on the now Park, Witnessing the filling Of
Howard's ice house adjoining, Wishing to
cross to tho other side Of the pond, he cen
cluded to 60 or the ice, but had not gone
far before he broke in, The top of his um
brclia only beng visible. By breaking the
ice TO the shore he got out, without Other
damage than ''deciiyd.y cool bsth.
On the same DAY Mr.. James G. Walmslsy,
OF Elkton, while skating Oh Elk River near
Frcnchtown, broke through the ice, and
only by The most, extraordinary efforts sue,
ceedcd in rescaine himself, having to swim
and break the leo with hi, elbows for Il con
siderable distance.
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The IcE HARVEST. Our citizene who haye
leo houses, buve been busy THE week tiiin.
them, Mr.. JncoO Howard who has erected
new and large one by the side Of his poaJ
has filled it with most excellent ice Bud
Eikton is thus secured against the annua'
scarcely OF ice which has beep too often thr
case, in August aud September. The .iaye.
niles have been looking over the banks o;
the ''n.~ park with wis,lul eyes on tn,
broad sheet Of CLASSY ice aud hoping for Mr.
Howard to get that ice house filed, wheG
the embargo 90 tAeir skating upon it would
be removed
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CoURr B.lIiFPs, Tho Eve Bai'ir7s and
crier, rcpoisteA hy The Court are all Elk,
tonians, N'ncn 4 he.nsicaa Judge had
the selection Of these officers they we're
taken from different parts of the county.
but the hungry swarm Of Coppcrhcads that
lodge eboet lhp county town dcyoured every
green thing" that las the appearance o;
public pluuder. The locus! Of Egypt were
no touch TO them. We noticed from the
districts some Old stagers Of the Democratic
times now numbered among the rast, smell.
ing round FOR mess Of pottage, but the
places Il tbs hso9"e' we're oil filled BY Elk,
toniaus, aud the poo. follows with look Of
gennt famine in their sunkcn eyes anI. lloc.'
low etsc$$.al tex their sorrow'ul departure
for home. Alas die nsa segins o! their
much loved and long prayed for democracy
has brought them no rellef from hansar and
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DpDIcsrtoX. Grace Church, whining
ton, will be dedicated on the 23d inst
Thursday next. The exercises will com
u1euce at II o'clock AN. The dedication
sermon will be preached hy Bishop Simpson
0rlse Ga-rck i considered in architectural
beauty, 70 rank upons is h2ndscncs,
churches in the country, end is altogether
the most imposing and elegun, church in
the city Of Wilmington. The church has
been in process OF construction for several
gears and is but recently finished. The
Methods, eepe..:na.i4a feel jus, pride III
this handsome edi6ce, Ine hasy il, tie
opening Of the dsdcai9ry SERVICES has been
Gxed 50 rs to accommodate persons from
distance who Ssh 10 be present on the CO
easion. Tho morning trains from Philadel
rh;a and Ls...l2crs, STRIVE at Wilmington
in time TO allow vsitora trol. tlose ,i.,os or
intermediate places to attend the dedication,
which will doubtless be interesting and at
tract large concourse Of people.
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LUcrrnr. The third and last lecture nj
the series my lseco!leotous o. Army Life, y
by Rev. L. c. Matack, will be delivered in
the NJ. H. Church.on "Wednesday evening
next, at y 0 clock. The snli"ct of the lee.
tue will he Guerrilla Warfare it The West,
and \ Peep into Provost Marshal's Office
and We hazard nothing in promising our
readers, who may attend the lecture, Il
thrillinsly interesting entertainment. fric"
OF single tickets reduced 10 - cents; tickets
Of admission for two SO cents
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REINSTATEMENT OF STANTON. Secretary
Stantan's suspension WIS passed upon by
The United States Senate on Monday last
and decided by vote Of thirty.G"e yeas to
seven mays, that 1--WE do moi concur in such
SUSPENSION General Grant promptly obey.
ing the resolution Of the Senate declaring
jhc Presidents suspension Of Mr.. Stanton
no, sustained. Going early to his office, on
Tuesday morning, Gen. Grant arranged his
affairs, and then locked up the room, pock
eted the key, and took bis way TO the head.
quarters as General Of the ARMS. On Mr.
Stanton appearance he sent him the KEYS
Of the Office. He subsequently visited Mr.
Stanton, in his Office, and expressed HE sp.
proyal Of the action of the Senate in restor,
ing the Secretary to the War Department.
There we're no new Developments 10 ref.
erence to Mr.. Stanton on Wednesday, be
''iIl retaining quiet possession and issuing
orders which were recognized by Grant and
other officers Of The army 10 whom thev
we're addressed. The Presidents friends
stated that he would ignore Mr.. Stanton a
together, and that proclamation to that ef.
feet was prepared to be issued on Thursday.
There ss- nothing new developed up 10
Thursday night in the S,an,on.Johnson
difficulty. Mr. Stanton spent the greater
part Of the day ut the War Department. dis.
charging his duties as Secretary. Vice Pre-
sideut Wade sn.l other members Of Congress,
and Generals Grant and Pope, called on
and had interviews with him.
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DIED.

GpI AH00. On the 8rd inst, ct The resi-
deHce OF her FATHER Ia.He3 iiusR, aear
ConoSingo, ELi1AbGrn DuNAEop, aged
Is years.
On the LIST ult., nj Stewards
Hotel, near Port Deposit, HcoH GILLESPIE
aged 3d.
the I'd inst, after linger,
ing illness, MARY A. FuLToy. wife Of
IaSia Fulton, in the Goth year Of her age,
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BrrLprNG SOCIETY,". We are authorized
to state that there will he meeting OF the
citizens of Elkton in the Court Hous", on
this Saturday evening, at = o clock, for
the purpose Of taking preliminary steps in
organizing Buildng Society. Tho Court
House will be comfortably warmed and the
citizens generally are invited 10 attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

FooD IoH THot orr. ---Eav. Mr.. Mat,ack,
in his lecture on Friday night of last week
before the order Of the Sous OF Temperance
in the N. E. Church of this town, stated
that the army Of drunkards OF ,hi, country,
numbered 800, 900, and that 10000 grave,
were flied ont of lbs! host ennusiy. The
revenue paid into the L. 5. Treasury was
s4s, 900, 0oo, while the money that went in.
to the pockets Of manufacturers ofaicoaolic
hqnorS, paid By the people was $500 GOO,
600 yearly.
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ELscrep L. S. SENATOR. The CATO Ie
gislesure, on Tuesday last elected A. G.
Tuumap, tie defeated Democratic candidate
for Governor u !h- 'as! election, as L. s,
Acca.or to succeed Hon. Ban f. Wade. in
March 1853. The RnpubljAs4 aianbers
voted solid for Wade.
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CoCHT iRncrEptsGS. The JANUARY Term
OF the Circuit Court commenced on Mon.
day morning last, his Honor Judge sunni,
Associate Judge, on the bench. Judge
Nickes arrived on Tuesday, and after taking
the oaths Of office, took his seat wi.h
Judge Stump. Judge Robinson was ex.
pectcd on Wednesday, but has not arrived
up TO going 10 press.
The following is the business disposed of
daring the week:
State ~. Oliver Jones. Indicted Tor as
san!t and battery on Robcrt Francis Jones.
Tried before jury, and verdict o: no; guilty
Biddle for State, Jones for trHy,rser.
State rs. Frederick Anhaut. Removed
from Hartford county. Indicted for the lar.
ceny of II pocket, book and contents. Tried
before inry and verdict Of guilty. Bidale
for State: CreswcI assigned ny the Court
for the prisoner.
State rs Joseph Wright, Jr. cold for
assault and batter on George Neazcv. also
colored. Case was compromised on pay.
lucnt Of costs.
State rs. Alexander Mcknight, for assault
and battery on F?ishy Evans, lcold,, wa,
also compromised 90 the same terms.
John Y. Reardon -. Snmrcl Holland. ~-
Action on prom;sTory note given in pay.
men! for II borsc. On Trial II. McCul.
loagh for plaintiff; Jones and Evans for de
PENDANT.
Uu motion of Hon. Hiram McCa'lnugh.
James A. Mussyore, Esq, nNcr cxamna,
ton, was Admitted II member Of the bar.
Emil Walter, native Of Poland, and
Charles Gunihor and Moses Gr.cublatt, both
natives Of Prussia, declared their intention,
to become citizens.
Stephen liant, native Of Bavaria was
naturaiiz ID.
Judge Stump, in his charge to the Grand
Jury q, the opening The T. ru, r.nd the law
regarding births, marriages aud deaths, pass.
Cd ia the Winter Of 1865, and advised them
TO tnd an Indictment against some one for
a violation OF It.
The Grand Jury, prosuming, no doubt, Is
the law makes il the duty Of the Clerk OF
the Court to src to It's enlorccmeni-and
tindlns that he himself had neglected to re.
glster a birth occurring in his family since
it's passage, that he would ho p proper sub.
jet for an mple--haye found an indct.
ment agains. bin.
We understand that the States ATTORNEY
and the Foreman Of The Grand Jury HAY,
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The Democratic journals laud Major
Genera! Hancock because IN New Orleans,
where he is &. p-esen. stationed on duty as
the commanding Officer =: the Fifth Military
District, he does not offend the iastcs or
hurt the feelings of the people there by
wearing the national uniform. Would It
not tend to soothe the sensitive feelings of
the patriotic Logsianians if he should don
the gray Pres.
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

~ present the profits Il the Company are derived
c-is from il losa T~n:, but this is siesd. much
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II Tsi he Noticed that tho Tnion Pacific Rsilrad la,
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"HrALrSe ON TIE A!sgg,' eey all who
have made use Of Dir. Fistcs's Boisurs cf
E'iH Cherry, and by such use been cured of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, IN.
Buep4a or consumption. The prudent will
always 1een this standard remedy BY them
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Presidential Candidates.

IL
era, Grant will be the nominee Of the Re-
publican yary for President. Their" appears
TO he no other man who combines SO many
qualities 20 point him ont rs the fright mHn
in the r;.ht place. us Ulysses :, Grant.
As military man lie ranks nith thr great
captains OF history &c a civilian he has been
tried by severe ordcnl in the atiniuis'rn-
ton Of the present despcrado of the White
House. HIS words have been few, bat in
variaily ou the side OF the people, Will, hi
cvorg net will bear tho Sl,ir:est scrutiny,
without inc,jning d hair : breath from tine
established principles Of the Republican
party.
While thr peoples choice for President
seems enthusiastically 10 point to Grant, no
candidate FOR Vice President appears to have
! been indicated by III" popular viii. Puli'
| zeal rerli,an- aud sections each havc their
| particular friend, whose Claims have hecn
! from time To- Jim" advanced. Bat in the Sc
, lection Of candidates for these first office
! in the gift vi the people, . rertain balance
tween the East and Nost: the North and
South
| The candidate for President coming from
the West, the East will claim the Vice Pres
dent, and candidate representing neither
| extreme Of the old Atlantic States would.
it seems to us, constitute ia" mos, dasrah"
choice Of the National Republican ConTsn
ton. The candidate for President beng Z
military man, the popular yoico would very
naturally be given for civilian 10 fiji 'np
Office Of Vice President. That ioan most,
to command popular vote, hav" a clear
record on oil the great questions thst have
originated WIKI the rohcliou. On the plan
Of Reconstruction as laid down by Congress.
involving suffrage to loyal men without re
gard to color or previous condition, has r"'
cord must DO particularly clear. On III"
financial policy of the country, protection
10 American industry, and relcfto the bUsi
t ness of the nation from Tire burdens OF the
internal revenue TAX, II is also necessary that
! the views of The Republican rHnd'dhte tor
/ Vice President should be equally we'll de,
aned.
On nil these Important questions, and
others which make up the platform aud
! principles of the Republican party, the Hon,
I"h" A.. J. crr'ScII stands second 10 N"
mnn in TIE country, His short b"t brilliant
career in both Houses Of Congress, brought
him before IN" country IS marked man.
aud the ahy"st m-n III The senate, as well a.
in the House, arkn"8 LEGGED his sterling in
/ trgrity and great "b!'!ty' bis votes on all
IT,, ;,,.,.,,.,,,, ,.,,,..,;.,. ~ III, J,r ,h,,,,I
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THE GrANr JuRr concluding that they
had reported tho old iul nasance often
enough without any apparent lcsscniug OF
the evil, cited the Honorable County Com.
nissonsrS before them this week and threat.
encd to indici the Board, it il didn't make
some approach toward a provision for nca
lai! and Cunrt House. The matter had not
been determined when we went to press.
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Ma. THos. KrNxArp, the salo Of whose
farm va noticed in last weeks Wig, has
purchased The s,orobousa end fixtures n,
Vinegar I'LL, and purposes ging in MGR,
chandising in the Spring. That part of the
county is rapidly increasing 10 its business
operations, owing, in great measure, 10
he .piris Of improvement, and new life be.
ing infused into it by the p. 4 B. G. Rail.
road.
Mr. krnnard adyerti-as bis form stock
etc, nj public sale in to day'S Wing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-18

LOST nrH 'WArrnralI. -, lady or High
street, Que day last week, a dog, suppos.
Ing it TO be rat" picked it NJ and made
tracks. Lady pursued with wonderful
celebrity and finally succeeded in re captur,
Jag her indispensable article.