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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-15

MORE Mouths THAN TEATs. The office
seeking Democracy are rejoicing ovtna ba re-
victory. AS things now look, all the Off G
holders under Pierce in good and respectable
standing with their party, who have "blcd'
in the late election about ten per cent on thci
salaries, reasonably expect TO hold on. W,
do not see how MIR. Buchanan can dccapitat,
Mr.. Collector Rcdficld, Mr.. Postmaster Fow
Ter, or the "indomitable Rynders." AS YET
there is a prospect of only one vacancy, made
by the election ofJohn Cochranc to Congress
and for his post Surveyor of The POST there
will be some thousands of urgent applicants
Really there is danger Of a famine among
these hungry outsiders. The sympa,hies oi
the nation are beginning to stir in their be-
balf-Nep York MINOR.
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IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.-Private let
ters received IN Philadelphia from the Hon.
George NJ. Dallas, United States Minister to
the Court of 81. James, by his confidential
friends, convey the important intelligent that
he has succeeded in negotiating treaty be-
tween the Unitcn States and England, which
coverv and settles all the points in dispu e
between the two counties. 1t has been the
ernest desire of President Pierce and Secretary
Marcy to accomplish this difficult task before
retiring from office, so ,hat all possible trou-
bles might be smooihed away for the incom
ing administration. The instructions given
to Mr.. Dalls wNen lie entered upon his mis-
ion. have been zealously acted ny to by him
and the result has been most happy, as above
noted
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS!

A COURSE OF Lee lures will be de-
"A livered in the NJ. 4. Church, in Oxf"dr-
Pa, commencing Wednesday evening, Oct'
%, O'Clock, for the purpose Of reducing the
debt on said church. The following gentle,
men have been engaged and the people may
expect a rare treat from their services:
October 22-kev d. b. Garter, Of fliis-
delphia. Subject--The LIE We Live whiIs
we Sleep.
October pa &. b. Bowen, Of rhils-
delphia. Understanding Worth kau@-
ing.
November 5-W. II, Allen, President Of
Girard College
Nov, 12-Rcv. p. CoomDo ofPhi,adci, :
Nov. lS-Charlron 4. Lewis, of - ga T..
phia. Subject-Poeticll Elelnea, :.
gress.
Thursday. Nov. 2f-fcv. Dr.
Philadelphia. Subj CT nj known.
Dec. 3--Rev. W. Ii. Ei,tu.t, OF p!i.,-
pha. Su'jcct-Moraiity, the buiwarl -
the Nation.
Tickets for the course, s. ...
Single Tickets = .
To be had of the Rev Tho, y. Miii.r. or (.
the door Of the church. LN@t -, ~
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6hEGCEAyz.A'EithN

BY THE GOFERNOR OF M,1RTLfND.
STAIE OF MARYLAND. Executive DE-
~ pARTMENT. Set IL Thomas Watkins
Lyon, Governor Of the State of Maryland
do hereby designate and appoint TnmSi0y,
The Twentieth day Of Norentber, pyorimO. az II
day Of TllANKSGIYING TO ALMIGHTY
GOD, for the many blessings which as Il
State and people we have received at his
hands, and cntreat the people of the State
to keep and observe the said day by abstain
ing from all secular cmployment,, and de-
vo'ing themselves to such devont services
and exercises as are appropriate to a day OF
Thanksgiving and Praise.
%MTs GIVEN under my hand and the Great
FEY Seal OF the State of Maryland in the
city of Annapolis. this Seventh day Of Octo-
Der, a. D.. 1856. |. WATKINS LIGON.
BY the Governor:
NATI1 4NIEL COX.
Oct IL, 1856. Secretary of State.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
STORE HOUSE & LOT,
IN CIiESAPE AXE CITY.

In CllEShIE AkE I'll i.
DY virtue of Decree OF the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county, III Chmcery, the I'M
rer>igmed trustee, will offer at Pubic
sale. at the house OF Peter Bouchcn, il
hcsapeake City. on
llo"day tie Isl day Of December ncd,
the following described Real Estate in
Chesapeake City, OF which Levi Boulder
died seized, viz: the TW O.STOkY FRAME
STORE HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Richard Mcfarland. This is known as a
good business stand. The building LOT
adjoining will be sold at the same time
TIE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed hy
the Decree, require orcthird of the pur.
chase money to be paid in cash on the day
of sale; one third in & months, and the resi-.
due in II months from the day Of sale. The
credit payments to be secuted, with interest
from the day of sale, by the bonds or notes
OF the purchase, with surety to he approved
by the trustee. DJJ"Sale to commence at .
O'Clock p. NJ. j. I. MCCULLOUGH,
Nov. s. lS56-ls. Trustee.
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Portable Grain Mill.

NALL at STAPLES Il CANTWELL'S
" and examine "Young America,"a Por-
table Grain Mill for grinding all kinds OF
grain coarse or fine, and also for grinding
corn and cobs together. at the rate OF iron,
to Is bushels per hour, according to the
fneness required and power used. The
slightest examination will satisfy every one
that it is the best article of the kind ever
offered to the public. Every farmer should
have one. Call and examine it.
STAPLES & CANTWELL,
July l2--tf. Elkton Stove House.
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d. G. KIDD,
AUCTIONEER.

x = CIION z Elk,
"AVlNG located permanently at Battle
L. l. Smamp, Cecil county, Md, would re-
spectiully call the attention of those having
Personal Property or Real Estate to dispose
Of, to the annexed card OF Reierenccs:-
John L. Ruth, Esq, II. F. Burln, Alpnzo
Snow, II. Rowland, Jos &. Ncsbitt, Thos.
&. Bond. II. g. Nesbitt, j. A. Davis, Samuel
Peace, John Vannort, A. Anderson, Esq.
E. D. McClenahan, James II. Kidd, Hugh
Steel, N. r. Carson, Joseph Glacken, NJ. d.
Andrew Lyon. Port DeHosit Joseph Coli
bert, Thomas Taylor, Alex. McMaster, Ellis
7. Howard, jonathan Neshitt, Battle Swamp.
Oct 18Th, 1856.
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MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-We learn from
the Cumberland Civilian that during the week
ending the 9Th inst, there were transported
over the road of the Cumberland Coal Compa-
ny 6,360 tons of coal; over the Pennsylvania
Road 4,042 tons; over the Georges Creek
road 972 tons and over the Hampshire road
1856. Total for the week, 20240 tons, and
for the season Gl0,742 tons. During thu
week Sc boats with 5,732 tons of coal des.
cended the canal.
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PUBLIC SALE
O F V A L u A B l. E
r F. AL EST A II E.

IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
| WILL be sold at Public Sale, on the
| w premises. on TUESDAY, the 25th day
| of n November inst. that well known proper
| ", "DYSART'S TAVERN" with all the
| FARM and Real Estate, lately belonging to
! Catharine Dysart deceased.
The land is divided into three portions. viz.
| No. /. Containing So Acres. more or less &,
embracing the TAVERN HOUSE, barn and
, other buildings, and extending TO Big Ell;
| Creek. on the north side OF the road from
part is WOODLAND, a portion being we'll
| timbercd.
No. 2. Containing 81 Acres; lies on the
| south side of the same road; extending east
| ward from Big Elk Creek, and affords. in
connection with No. | an excellent MILL
SEAT.
No. 3. Containing % Acres: lies on the
! east side OF the road from Dysart's t. Elkton,
| about one fourth Of . mile from the former.
The land is of excellent quality, and all
| under fence. Tie situation is high and one
| Of the hcalthest which the county affords.
This properly is located about miles
south Of the Pennsylvania line aud about y
west Of Newark. Delaware. and about 5
miles north of Elkton. The Railroad Depot
| III Newark is about miles distant. Schools
churches and mills Of every description are
convenient.
THE TERMS OF SALES are as follows /:
| One third Of the purchase money to be paid
III cash on the day of sale; onethird in six
| mouths, and the residue in twelve months
from the day of sale The credit payments
| to bear interest and to be secured by mort
gage on the properly. The sale will COM
ncnce AT O'Clock Z. NJ.
Persons desiring to look at the property,
will ctil upon Mr.. Archibald Alden on the
premises. Further particulars can be oh
taincd by applying to the subscriber. at his
Office in Eikton. j. 7. MCCULLOUGH,
Nov. lst; iS16-ts. Attorney.
'.'Republican. Wilmington; Record and
Examiner, West Chester, copy till sale and
send bill to advertiser
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COTTON Memphis papers state that the
"grcat staple" has accumulated in that city
far beyond the capacity Of the boats engaged
in the trade to take it away, the low water
preventing the large Mississippi packets from
coming out with full loads. Two dollars q
bale to New Orleans is freely paid during the
present emergency.
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GIVE publish on our first page poem
by EMMA ALICE BROWNE. Below is anothe
which we copy from The Louisville Journal
the Editor of which, Geo. d. Prentice, Esq.
pretaccs it thus -
"Reader, We congratulate you and our se!ve
upon the appearance of another young poetess il
our columns. She is one to be dearly cherished
The bi cath of God has passed over her spirit:
THREE ANGELS.
Three sweet angels fast uslecp!
Two blush buds and one white lily
Queens of silence, crowned alone,
On throne, a~-ssnssSs
Under monumental stone,
Where the roya! shadows keep
In palace dim and chilly.
Lily, in her regal white,
And her fair hands clasped from lifting
Meath each dainty moulded breast
Beauty blest-
How she lies and takes her rest
Needless of The coming night.
Or the gold and purple drifting
OF the spcndors in the West.
Bulls, with bushes washed away
In that dark and solemn river,
Their meek beauty foated on,
Music-drawn,
Going out to meet the dawn
That came smiling through the gray,
With pearl and jasper culver.
Three wild birds that used to be
Singing down our mortal road
Three white sleepcrs meath tn, SOL
And three jewels. gIoriousy
Flaming in the crown of God
ENNA ALICH BROWNE
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A SECOND JACK SHEPPARD.-George W.
Townsend. who was sentenced to two years
in the Delaware State prison, at New Castle,
for robbing the post-office at Wilmington,
Del. has succeeded, as already stated, IN
breaking Jail again. This is the fourth time
he has escaped from this prison. The first
time, while in prison waiting his trial, he
broke Jail and let out three other prisoners;
on the same night there were some six or
seven stores broken into in Wilmington
Shortly after this escape Townsend was re-
cognized and arrested in Philadelphia, and II
portion of the goods taken from the stores
was found on his person: he also had on his
person five pistols, heavily loaded, and large
dirk-knife. In a few days after he was lodged
in the old quarters he again escaped from his
cell and had reached the Top OF the wall, and
was in the act of jumping down on the out
side whrn-he was discovered by the sheriff
the sheriff fired at him. and he was captured
Shortly after this second attempt to escape his
trial came on. Before he was sentenced he
made strong appeal to the court for temcn-
cy, that he was sorry for what he had done,
would reform. &c.
About month after he was sentenced he
made his third escape frcn the prison: this
time he let out two other prisoners with him:
and on this same night the post Office nj
Wilmington was robbed. This time he was
recognized by the conductor, while in the
cars between Wilmington and Chester The
conductor locked both ends of the car, and
when they reached Oh, ster an officer was
procured aud Townsend was again arrested.
One of the persons he had let out of prison.
named "Oyster Charley" was with him in
the car, and he was also arrested. Townsend
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10000 10 $1,000 Trees.

|
now in vigorous bearing condition, and coy
el'ing an area ofabout 400 acres They have
! furnished for market III n single wear over
serenity thousand baskets OF peaches The
superiority Of the fruit is well known IN the
| Philadelphia market.
By St anhoat communication the Peaches
may be delivered daily. during Peach season.
in Baltimore or Philadelphia. The orchards
now offered for sale are acknowledged to he
among the most extensive and productive in
the United States, and are worthy the atten-
ton of all persons wishing 10 make sale
and advantageous investment Of capital There
is also on the premises IA SMALL apple orchard
| of select trees, and sufficient wood land for
the uses of the farm. The Land is in TIE
highest state ol improvement, and in addition
to the Peach crops of wheat, corn, oats.
hay. &c. The fencing is in good order.
This property is now rented for sc coo 90
to a gentleman Of Delaware, who has grcat
experience in the Peach business. This rent
depends i'll no way upon the success or fail
ure Of the crops, hut is a certain monicd rent
| The Improvement ON this farm consist Of a
| comfortable Dwelling house and commodi
Gus kitchen. fitted II? with boilers, cooking
range, and many modern convencnces. Also
several small buildings for the accommodation
| of labourcis: meat house with deep dairy
cellar: carpenters shop. tool house. Barn
| stable and shedding: Two pumps Of good
water, one near the house and the other ut the
Barn, and Il productive garden convenient to
| the kitchen.
This property is intersectcd by Public
Road, which divides it into two parcels, near
| ly equal in size. 1t will be sold in whole or
| in parcels as shall be deemed best on the day
Of sale. Persons wishing to purchase are in
vitcd to examine the property.
TERMS One third ofthe purchase money
TO DC paid in Cash on the day of sale: or at
any time within sixty days from the said day
Of sale : one half the balance, with interest on
the whole Of the credit payments, to be paid
at the end of one year from the day of Sale
and the remaining half with interest to be
paid at the end of two years from the said
day Of sale in case of the death of Mrs Rulh
Casscday, widow of James Casseday deceased
| within that period, but if she, the said Ruth
Cssseday, shall survive that period then the
last nstalmcnt to remain a charge upon said
| Real Estate during her life time the interest
thereon being paid annually.
If the cash payment be not made on the
| day OF sale the purchaser will be required on
that day TO give his note for the said cash
payment, with approved endorsers, payable
| in Bank, sixty days after date.
Credit payment to be secured by the Bond
of the purchaser with approved security. -
On payment Of the whole purchase money.
and not before a good and sufficient decd con
vcying all the right and title of the parties III
interest will be executed by the said trustees
| TO the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN c GROOME.
GEORGE EARLE.
September 9th. l656-ts Trustees
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LARGE SALE OF CARRIAGES,

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the
w Mandatory Of the subscriber, who is
leaving the State, in Poplar Street, between
Fourth and Fit h Streets in the city Of Will
mington, on TUESDAY,; November 18th,
riagcs, consisting OF three two-scat Phatons;
two four seat Germantown Carriages; two
SiX-seat tWohorse Germantown CARRIAGES
ionr square Carriages; one first quality four
Shifting seat Jenny Lind six York Wagons;
two first quality Boat Wagons; two Jenny
Linds, two first quality four seat extension
Carriages, with poles; enc elegant first
quality (pancl door and back) large six seat
family Carriage; one No-Top Wagon; two
Rockaways;. two first rate family Carriages;
two second hand small family Carriages; two
first quality Sulkcys; one Sulkey with TOPS
one second hand RoCkaway Body; two
>cghs; New and second hand Poles one
new set first rate double harness; two new
sets OF Single Harness; four sets good second
hand Harness; six sets second hand wheels.
&c. CARRIAGE LUMBER, Nc., consist
ing of Spokcs, Fclloes, AXletrces, large
Hubs. Hickory and Ash Plank, Tools
Benches. Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Paints.
Farnishcs, Shop Stoves. Leather Laces and
Cushions, and other tools and Lease of Shop
and House. The new Carriages having been
made fer customers are we'll manufactured
and finished with the best materials. and
will be warranted. Sale positive, and COM
mence at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
JACOB WALTERS,
WIN. II. NAFF, Auctioneer.
November LIST, lS56-ts
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FRANCE AND THE ENGLISH PREss.-Con
siderable excitement had been caused in Eng
land by the publication III the Moniteur Of tn,
following r,monstrance against the liberty Of
comment upon the French Government in
dulgcd in by the English press:
Various organs Of the English press have
for some time past, been in the habit of diff
fusng calumnlcs against the French Govern
ment, which are the more odious as they arc
concealed under all anonymous mask, and al
low no other answer than contempt. We
understand the respect which the liberty of
the press receives in England, and in thus
noticing its errors we conhnc ourselves to ap.
pcang to the good scncc and good faith Of
the English people to warn them against the
dangers of a system which, by destroying
confidence between the two Governments
would tend to disunite two nations whose al.
lance is the best guarantee Of the peace Of the
wcrld."
There was report, though apparently
without any good foundation, that, on tho
appearance of this note, the British Govern
mcnt addressed that of France, deprccaling
the publication, saying that it had p, oduccd
an unpleasant effect upon the public mind in
England, and demanding an explanation OF
that part of the note abiding to the possible
danger to the Anglo French alliance.
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LOCUST TREES ON RAILRoADs.-The Hi.
nois Central Railroad Company have contrac-
ted for the planting Of locust trees on each
side oftheir road, for the distance of one hun
drcd and twenty miles After the trees al,
once set with little care in keeping tn,
weeds down and the earth mellow around the
roots for two or three years. they will require
no more la Dor. and they will then afford sEad,
along the road. and will have tendency tc
cause the grass 10 grow, which will, in q
great degree, prevent much of the annoyance
from dust and at the end Of twenty years
the trees will afford timber large enough f..
ties for the use of the road. THIS is Il mos
EXCELLENT plan, and should he adopted OF
every road that runs through land that vii
grow the locust. The laborers who repan
the road can hrstow the l;itle cultivation ne
cessary, which will cost lrife.
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THE LAST CALL.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm o
n A. j. Scott 4 Bro, or to A. j. Scott on
store account, are hereby notified TO call
without delay and settle their accounts with
David Scott, who is authorized to close tie
business. A. j. SCOTT,
DAVID SCOTT.
Anril Of 1S56-tf
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BY virtue of Deed of trust from James
Cassidy and wife and Joseph A. Casscday.
and Of the notice required under said Deed of
trust, which has been duly given the under
signed Trustees, will ofrr at Public Sale at
the Court House door in the town Of Elkton,
OH
Wednesday the Sd day of Dscsmber 1856.
at | o'clock A. NJ. the CASSEDAY" peach
BLOSSOM" FARM, containing
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Il. Coke CaZier.

HAS for Sale Wines champagne, malaga,
llPort and Maderia) Old Rye whiskey s
knds) Gin, Brandes q kinds) N. f. Rum,
German Bitters, and Cigars, both domestic
and foreign. Warranted as rcpresente /.
Sent 10 ls56.--tf.
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THE CECIL. WHIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BYP c. RICKETTS,.

TERvS.-S2.0 90 year, in advance.
$50, if not paid in advance.
800, for clubs Of Five.
1900, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding q
square will be published three times for one
dollar and twenty five cents for each subse-
quant insertion; longer ones in the same Por-
portion. y-fwtive lines BREWER. or space
clnLl TO that make square. Advertise
nsnts published quarterly, semi annually OF
yearly at moderate rates Advertisements
sent without the number Of times they are
TO be inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates Fractions Gfa square charged
as square.
BY-No paper discontinued until all ar
rearages are paid
OySingle copias ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
NV. b. PALMER. igent, n. +. curner OF
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
to pr" ure AS omplatc files possible of the News
papers polished in Cecil county. prior to August
u, ISL at which time this paper was commenced.
Oar object to bind them and keep them so that
they may consulted by AL persons DESTROYS OF
referring to their columns. We will pay liberal
price Cor enough to form complete files. if they can
hs hal Among the papers the names (which we
r.mcmber are The ELKroN Pass. The ELkroN
CorrIEE, THE Cecil WIG. tpublishel at Fort
Dcpost) The PoRr DErosIT Rock, and HE CECIL
GAZETTE, prior to the date above mentioned
There may have been others, but We do not now
think of any. Many persons in the county. no
doubt, have partial files among their old papers,
which ere of little or no use to them We shall
be pleased to receive any numder. however few as
BY getting one here and another there we my get
complcts files. Persons having them who arc dis
posed to as'is us in collecting than will please
send hem by III Ill. or 9th .rwisn to this office. IT,
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JOHN COUsTass,'
Carriage Manufacturer,

7h and Shiplsy Streets, Wilmington, Del.
TIE would respectfully inform ,,s.s.z, ~
Il Il the citizens of ELKTON = u =, 1sr>
and vicinity, that he is making fz-tJt
up and Intends Keeping a large assortment
of CARRIAGES, Of the best materials and
made by the best Of workman and intends
as heretofore to give full satisfaction to al
who may favor him with their custom. lie
also intends to sell at the very lowest prices
D,$~Remembcr, 18th and Shipley Streets.
September 20. lS06.-3n.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
STEEL & RUTH,

Upper END OF PORT DEPOSIT, are now
~ opening at their store large and splendid
sormcnt of FALL AND WINTER Goops. consisting
of Dry Goods. Groceries and Queeusware, Hard
ware. Shoes and Boots. all of which they will sci
on the most accommodating terms. They invit
their customers and the pubic 10 call and exam
their stock. as they are de erninei 10 sell cheap
" All kinda of country produce taken in ex
change for goods Oct 18th. lSj6-7w*
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17-The Republicans of New York arc al
ready pressing the claims of Col. Fremont to
the Senatorship from that State. The term
of Senator Fish expires on the 4th of March
next, and it is not unlikely the Colonel will
lie his successor.
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j a MES LSON,
WHOLESALE ANpRErAIL DEALERIX PURE AND
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
SAMUEL IL. CARSON s. CO,
- OCK RUN, PORT DEPOSIT, Md, have
IL just received and now opening large
assortment Of new and seasonabe Dry Goods.
Ladies' Dress Goods:
Silks, Merinos. Cashmeres, Rich Delaincs.
Fashionable Tartan PIaids, Alpacas, new
style Prints, Ginghams, Shawls, Gloves,
Hosiery and Trimmings in great variety.
WHITE GOODS:
Plain and Plaid Capbrics, Figured and
Plain Swiss Null and Book Muslins. Irish
Linens, Shirtngs, Sheetngs, Table Cloths,
&c, &c.
WOOLENS.
Cloths, plain and fancy Cassimcrcs, Vest
ings, Beaver Cloths, Sattinetts, Kerseys,
Beaverteen, Linseys and Flannels, with large
stock OF heavy Goods for working men.
ALSO
Boots and Shoes, Gum Over Shoes and a
large stock of Groceries, Hardware, Queens.
ware, &C., &c, which we are selling at low
rates for cash or to punctual customers.
Dy-Country Produce always taken at
highest rates. October 18th, lS56-6w.
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MOE ICE

'E=1iE Orphans Courtot Ceci unit, hold
n THAR STATED MTETIHGS on IT,.
second Tuesdays OF February April. June,
August, October and December.
lrJ-SchDol accounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN d. LAMAR,
Mar 8, lS5b-tt. Register.