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NJ ARYIAND, CECIL COUNTY, Scr

w so '''iiN ~ VEN IL wv ~ ! J Set
nm application OF Ellis Toncs, Of Cer,l
~ "unty, 10y Pct'tien ia writing, TO ne ,l.,
subscriber, one ofthe associate judrcs the o.
riian's Court Cecil connty,) setting forth that
he Is III actual confinement for debts lac is uu:
bic 10 pay, and Offering to deliver up for the be-
nrht al his creditors, all his property, real MI
sonal and naked 10 which he is in any way en,,-
Sled, schedule whercoia and list OF his credits and
debts beng anncHcdi" his said petition upon oath
and praying to he discharged from actual cor fine
ment, aud I" have extended 10 him the lcnctit of
thcscvcral insoivr,, laws Of Maryland; and il ap-
pcari'g to me by competent testimony that the
sad petitioner has resided within the State of
Maryland Tor the last two years next before l,s
Application appointed Reuben ID. lamar Trustee
t,r the benefit Of the Creditors of the said Ellis
Jones VIII" has entered into bond, with sccn,-
lyby me prescribed and approved, for the faith
tai performance of his SAID trust and the SAID
trustee having certified to me that he is in full
possess'o ion ofsll the property in the sad chedue
and list OF dcsas contained have ordered and ap-
pointed the first Tuesday next after the 3rd Mon
DAY IN October next, for the said Ellis Jones
to appear before the Judges of Cecil County
Court, al the court house in Elktoh to answer
such allegations and interrogatories may then
be proposed to him by his creditors; and the said
Fills Joues having catered into bond in a
penalty and with security by me prescribed and
approved so 10 appear and answer as aforesaid,
do hereby order and direct that the said Ellis
Jones be discharged from personal confine-
mcnt, and that he give notice of this his applica-
ton, and ofthe day so by me appointed for his
final hearing in Cecil County Court, to his credi-
tors by advertisement in some newspaper prln.
ted IN Cecil County, week for three
months, before the said first Tuesday next after
the 3rd Monday IN October next. Given under
my hand and seal this 18th day of May lS44.
WILLIAM TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
July 20 GEORGE McCULLOUGUrk
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YNIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tba,

Mis- Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha.
the subscriber of Cecil county, hath
obtained from The Orphans Court of said
county, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of Margaret Pcarce; late
OF said county, deceased All persons
having claims again the said deceased, are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, duly authenticated,
on or bel"te the LIST day OF Junc, 1918;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons Indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to the sub
scrber. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of July, lSl1.
DAVIDSON D. PEARCE.
! July 2Oth lSii.--6w Adm'tor
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JOSEPH I.0RT, Sen,
SARAH RU1"TFJ,.
July 20--ts Administrators.

Fs'lliS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That
- the subscriber of Cecil county, bath
obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, icllels OF administration on the
personal estate of Benjamin Pearce, late
of said county, deceased All persons
having CLAIMS against the SAID deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, duly anthem
treated, on or before the lst day of June,
lS45; they may otherwise, by law, be eX-
c'uded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebtc,. to said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand
and seal this 18th day of July, 1874.
DAVIDSON d. PEARCE,
Administrator, d. B. N. G. Il A.
July 2Olh lS44.-6w
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.NdrViand tcciI CouniU. SCI.

I'm unnI,c,,,on If t;,lI,v Conor,v ,r f,,,,l
VCouuiy Inv rect-r,o.n i.t ,rf,iaeo H., ,,,,. w.,
subscriber ON. ri, tb, Iust,c,s Of H.. ,,,,l,,,,
fL,n, of Cecil C,m,,, s,.,i,,r f;,r,h ,I,, I,n
actual confinement Tor Debts nr ,s r,,l,. T., ~,
and offering 10 dciiyo, n, lo, ,I,c h,na,;, o, rH
creditors a his prop,rty roaI uer.on,I and ,,,,1
cd TO vhrh he is ~ any rn,,,,,, ,.,,,ll ,,h, mo-.
urssarv wcor,up on,,n,.I hoI ,,j ,,Ll,
himself md family ry,euicd , sclcIuIc where
of and a list Of his cr,d,,,rs and d,,,,,,. Ln,,,
annexed 10 his nc,,,,,r and ,,ra,,i,,,, H., i,
rl,aru,d from a.,,n,a .,c,ss,,,f',an, a,,l
extended To hno Nh. l,a,el;, ~ ,I,. rrs,i,.o,,,
Laws of MARYLAND ,rd ,I,, ,,',,I C,r.,, r',.
way h,v, t;,k., I'm. s,,nor., ,h .'', no"". ~.
SAID lnsohcnt Laws and j, all o,her ,es,.c;.
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We II give them touch of that same old tune,
Wen give them sight Of that same old coon,
They'll see him again by the light OF The moon,
llnrrah for the Farmer of Ashland
Hip llurran!--Iote is our old coon again
We have the pleasure to announce to on, friends
that the result of the Louisiana Election is hirh.
~ gratifying to the wings. We expected the
leAas huInbug to operate much against us there,
andihe locos looked to it for triumphant success
But beth parties have been disappointed The
l"cos had all ionr eff the congressman before,
but the wings have now succeeded in clectinr
Mr. Illbadoux over Labranchc by a mai. orsbout
500, being a wing gain of 700. In one Of the
other districts they have also made A great gain
and came well nigh defeating the loco in the
other districts they did not run a ticket.
AS our readers will remember, before the last
election certain Judge Elliott granted about
1000 naturalization papers illegally, for whcl,
he was in,peac.,cd, and the certificates he gavc
pronounced void. The locos hcreabout, at that
N'a'e, charged that he wI,ig, and that those
he natnrallzed illegally were also wings, but the
hc is now emphatically given to the assert ion,
by the tact that at the late election the wing
Judges resolutcly refused to allow the elliot
men, to vote, While the loco Judges as resolute-
ly insisted that they should. Tie consequence
was that in several of the strong wing wards the
polls were closed by the disagreement Of th c
Judges, and thus the wings were cheated out Of
several hundred votes tlas their ticket would
have received.
Full returns have not yet como to hand, so
that 1t is not yet known here, which party has
the ascendency in the legislature.
ifP LATER.--By the Baltimore Patriot of
yesterday Esorning we get returns that render II
certain that we haze maj ority of three jolllt
ballot in the Legislature 80 cheers then for
Louisiana. She is certain TO 90 for Clay IN the
fall
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VIE MINGTON nj ARK EFT
Camp Meeting.

BY divine permission a Camp Meeting
will be held for Cecil Circuit PHILADELPHIA
conicrcncc~-"n the Land of Mr.. N
Flounders AT Cherry Hill X roads, Ccci
coHnty Md, Iour antics rnth of i,lktrn
and SIX m'lcs North of Newark Del, and
abort half mile from lhe odd Camp
ground. 10 ronanrnce en Monday the
l2th OF August and end on the following
Saturday. The neighbourhood is plea, ant
and healthy The ground is well shaded aud
affords an abundant supply oigood water,
Our HrcIhern of the al JonrnIne Circuits
and stations, and ihc public generally arc
respectfully invited to sWrad
q. DRAM
w. CAMPBELL
I.,t. al.
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DIED.

On Saturday, morning last at the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. John ID. MtCauEty, Mr.
lltNRr LAMAR: an aged and worthy citizen
Of this town.
On Wednesday the Ord inst. at his resi-,
dence in this county, JOHN JORDAN Esq
aged rs wears.
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tors and disorganiscrs, IN ordcreo induce
them to do that which it was their duty
to do and for the not doing of which they
and they only were answerable. Rather
would have let them gone on until the
lull extent of their reasonable designs were
made evident, m order that they might
have met tie meri.ed reward of traitors
which the laws would have awarded to
them. S.
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SITUATION WANTED.

by young man who can make him
sell useful IN almost any capacity where
much physical strength is not required
gooG situation Is more an object than
the composition. The best Iecommen-
dalIon Can be given.
Apply al this office
Elk ton, 1uiy 18th 1914.
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lS"We shall next week lay before our roa
deIS an interesting letter from J. J. Speed Esq
IN reply to a letter addressed to him from the
Baltimore county delegation TO the Gubernato.
nal Convention
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The .Heeting at Worth Eash.-The
Wing meeting at North East last Saturday
was quite large one. Between 700 and
SUI persons were present. WIN. II. Wat
son Esq. of Baltimore made mos, excel
lent speech which we doubt not will have
a sautary effect in the 9Th district
ABORTION of lhemee,ing came into town
IN the evening where they met with the
loco procession from Fair Hill. The
Wings had "a vehicles the locos so, bu,
the latter had most horscmen. We how
even had great many more voters than
they had, although they made much great.
er efforts to get a procession than we did
We don't lie in our accounts of these meet
lngs, but the "Democrat' does, as all IN,
locos OF this town must say who read j
last week.
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THE CECIL WING.

The Ladies National Muga=ine. We
have received the August humber of this
periodical. In the hasly glance we have
been able to give at lis pages we have
been highly pleased. We recognise .
mong its contributors, the names of some
OF the best female writers of the country.
The embellishments are "T'he Spring of'the
valley" very pretty steel engraving
"fhe La Polka Dancen which to say
nothing more is laughablc picture, and
plate oil fashions. Upon this lust feature
Mr.. Peterson, the publisher, prdes him
sell as being always far in advance of his
c"n,emaorics. For terms, and an extend
ed account Of the work sec prospectus in
another column
SIyA gentleman in town who has received n
letter signed "a wing of TO- from the 18th dist,
requests us TO say as he cannot reply by letter on
account OF not knowing the writer, that it is too
late to alter the arrangements in relation to the
matter i'll question.
The snggcstopcf ga wing of &c." may be Of
advantage future arrangements
Groham's Maga=ine.-Thc August N o
ol This work comes to us with three ex-
cellent steel cngravings, viz: The young
foetess, beautiful picture; Georgia Fc-
male College. a very chaste affair. and a
likeness oil the great american novelist,
3amcs Fennnore Cooper Esq. The letter
press is very llne-somc excellent matter
from the pens of our best writer's,
Hon. Charles &. RidgcIv Of Delaware
died on the 18th inst in his Ssh year.
His loss will be felt by the state.
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S5For one the " hg songs on Ihe first
page we arc indebted TO Lady OF Hartford
county.
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a5nont foget the meeting at Cecilton
hat afternoon at 3 O'Clock
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Public Venduc.

FTT111t HHd m Pursuance al am oldcl
>oI the Orphans Court of C,crl Coun
tv, the Undersigned as administrator OF
John E"'ter, Jr. decd, will expose t" pub,
lie sale, at the late residence OF sad tut
ter decd, on Tuesday the 9Th day of Al
gust, all the personal property whereof
SAID Ru'lcr decd, seized consisting IN par,
OF the following described property viz;
} head Of horses, 3 yoke of oxen. 3 milch
cows, sheep, hogs, wood wagon, on,
cart, ploughs, harr"ws, cnlliva,nrs, wheat
fan, corn shelter, rakcs, shovcs, and a VA
riety Of other articles, also | carriage and
harness
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FISHING PROPERTY.

Consisting OF one large seine 400 faith
oms long, one large boat, one s.nali boat,
quantity Of rope suited for the seine and
all other purposes ne necessary for fishing, all
the materials in fact required Tor carrying
ON large fishery viii be sold. Also one
other seine 400 lalkoms long, and one
fishing boat and one small do, with all
the necessary equipments fora fishing
shore. I'erms of sale made known.
OIL The day Of sale. Sale to commence a,
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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Let the locos shu, their mou tbs abou,
betting till they have plank ed up the cash
and met the above propositions.
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Hon. Charles &. RidgeIv Of Delaware
died on the 18th inst in his Ssh year.
His loss will be felt by the state.
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We also copy the following from the
Winchester ( Virginia. Republican.
A PROPOSITION

We see it stated in the Virginiaa of this
week that Mr.. John Palmer" OF Prince
Georges county, Md, has authorized his
name TO be used in ID challenge TO Wing
bciters. la order to lest the faith OF Mr..
Palmer, or any other Locoloco, who may
be sangulDc of Polk's success in the com
ing election, VIC have been authorized by
Bushrod Taylor, Esq, of this place, to
make the following proposition. We
name the following Nineteen S,atcs:---
Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, Rhode
Island, Massachusetts, Maine, New jersey
Delaware, Vermont, Maryland, North
Carolina, Louisiana, Illinois, Georgia,
Tennessee, Ohio, Connecticut, Kentucky,
aud Indiana, and offer to bet from & 100 to
$500 on each voting for Henry Clay; and
also, will bet from ST. 900 to 5000 on
the general result in favor OF the Wing
candidate. Or, il the Locos will be better
accommodated, be. of $4,000 to 49,,
OO will be made on the general result
The money 10 be deposited IN either OF
The Baltimore Banks designated by the
parties accepting the proposition.
- lie has backed out.
Let the locos shut their mouth abou,
Il
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July 18th 1874
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For President.
HENRY CLAY.
For Vice President.
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN

For Governor.
THOM AS G. PRATT.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


T n pursuance Of the provisions ola Treaty between
i the United States and the Chickasaw Indians,
made and concluded at Pontotoc Greek on the TWEEN
teth DAY Of October 1882, and OF the supplementary
and ,planatory articles thereto, made and concluded
on The twenty second day of the same mon h ; and
also, Of the Treaty between the United States and
the Chickssaw Indians made aud concluded at The
city Of Washington, on the twenty-fourh day Of
MAY, loA
l. JoHN TYLER Presiden, Of the United States, do
hereby declare and make known that public sale for
The dIsposal of such of the lands coded to the United
States by the said Indians hereinafter described
shall be held at the Land Office at PONTOTOC, in
Mississippi on the second Monday in May next.
East Of the Chickasan meridian.
Towns ip fourteen and fractional township fifteen,
Of range one, esst
Section thirty foLr, in township one, OF range two,
east.
Sc ion sir in township six, Of range two, east.
Fractional township sixteen, of range two east,
ercelt the north fractions of sections one, two three
md four, and fractional sections five and siv.
Fractional township sevent en-, Of range two, east
Fractional townships sixteen and seventeen of range
three east.
Section eighteen in township seven, Of range four,
east.
East half Of section twenty-five, in township ten, Of
range four, east
Section five, in township eight, Of range five
east.
Section thlfty-three, IN township eleNehi OF range
sir, east.
Sections TWEEN three and twenty sir, in township
four, Of range seven, east.
Section thrty-six, IN township seven, Of range
seven, east
Sectvn tweny-,hree, in township ten, Of range Sc
ven, east.
Sections FIVE six and seven, in township eleven Of
range sewn, east.
South half of section nine, in township thirteen, Of
range seven, cast
sec,ion twenty five, in township fifteen, OF range
seven, east
East half Of section nineteen, and sections twenty
twenty eight, twenty nine, thirty three, thlry-hve
and thuty-slr, in township eleven, Of range eight
east.
Sections three and twenty -four, in township three
II fange ten, east.
Vest Of the Chickdsdp meridian.
West half Of section ave, in township three, Of
range one, west
West half Of section lhirty-two, in township two
Of range three, west
Section lhuty-two. in township three, orange four
vest.
North half of section one north fraction Of section
twenty five, and section thirty four in township six
Of range four, west.
Section fourteen, in township eight, Of range four,
wsst.
Section. twenty-five and thiry.su, in township
four, of range five, west
Section nine, in township seven Of range five
west
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PArssr oFseE. 10Th February, 1874
IN the petition Of William Hoyey, OF Worcester,
~ Massachusetts,, praying for an extension OF pa
tent granted TO him for mskrng Bench Plain Irons,
tor seven years from tho expiration OF said patent,
which takes place ON the 10th day OF March, 1874
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, On Saturday the ninth day OF March
next, al IL o'clock, M, and all persons notified
10 appear and show cause, If any they have why said
petition ought not to be grs1ed,
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published in the
Madisonian printed at Washington, ID. c.; the Bal
tilnore Sun, printed at Baltimore the American
Sentinel aud Mercantile Advertiser printed at Phila
pelphia the Aurora printed al New York, and the
Times, printed at Boston, twice a week for two
weeks. III. l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. s. Editors of the above named papers will
please copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office,
with paper containing the notice.
Feb l9-2aw2w
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biennial REGISTER, OR BLUE BOOK, for
- lS43, containing the name compensation, sc.
OF every person holding Office, connected with the
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plete Table of Post Offices just printed under the d.
rection of the Department OF State.
This edition Of the Register is the fullest that has
ever been published, aud contains over 100 pages.
few extra copies have been printed and are for
sale at our Office only Price 50 SO per copy
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KENDALL'S NARRATIVE OF THE TEXAN
~ SANTA re EXPEDITION-A tour through
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manche and Csyuga hunting grounds, with ac-
count Of the suerngs from want Of food losses from
hostile Indians and final capture Of the Texans and
their march prisoners TO the city Of Mexico by
George wilkins Kendall, Of the New Orleans Pic
ayune, volumes, with a map and engraving Just
published, and this day received for sale by
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SUPERIOR PIANOS

w FISCHER has just received three PIANO
FORTES, two Of which are mahogany and
rosewood full octave, with entire metallic plate, harp
p, dzl, tablet front, and octagon legs.
Suffice It to say, that these beautiful instruments
are from the manufacturer, Joseph Chickcring Bos-
ton, and which OF his best make and win be sold
a, his reduced prices at ststiCners Hall where they
can be exspiped feb l5-1weed
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CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
Field Equipment of the Engineer Department, with
the Army of the Indus. By Lieut. Durand, Royal
Engineer.
The Defensive Works in Jellalabad. By Major
General Sir Robert Sale.
Acre, and the Coast Def,nces of syria BY Lieut.
Anderson, Royal Engineers.
Experiments in Blowing in Gates, made at Quebec
July, 1910. By Lieut.. Colonel Oldfed, Command
ing Royal Engineers in the Canadas.
Reconstruction Of the Admiralty Sea w all at Ports
mouth BY Lieut. Beatson, Royal Engineers.
The Strength of Cast lion Beams, Girders, and
Columns, and the principles of their circulation the
Hydraulic Press for proving Girders, &c. By William
Turnbul.
The SawmiIls and Machinery for raising Timber
in Chatham Dock Yard.
On combining Mechanical Ventilation, with warm
ing by steam beat, as adapted to public buildings.
The Patent American Steam Pie-driving una
ch inc.
The removal by blasting of the Dover Cliff in
January, 1913, by Lieut.. Hutchinson Royal Engi-
neers.
Experiments made with a Short Furnace, at
Malta.
Iron Roof erected within the last few year., by
Capt Dennison, Royal Engineers
On the use of Fascnes 10 forming Foundations for
Bu'idings by Col Lewis, Royal Engineers.
Experiments in Her NJ ,je-ty's Dock Yard at
Woolw'ch, for ascertaining the resistance Of Brick
work under various conditions, and much thrr ,au.
able matter, all illustrated with very numerous en-
cravings.
Imported by +. Taylor, from the provou. volume.
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