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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-07

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IA" EnrosluN In lMARyLAND.- Although
1t may require day or two to obtain official
| retains Of the late election from all the coun-
ties OF the State, yet sufficient is known to
Justify MS in stating that the whole American
State ticket is elected. 1t is therefore presu-
med that the foreign party will no longer
claim Maryland for that party. Prior to the
election which has just taken place, it was
alleged by the foreign forces here and else
where, that the city Of Baltimore was under
the control Of the Plug Uglies, and various
Other American associations, and that these
parties prevented the legal voters of the city
IRON depositing their ballots. The misre-
presentations were spread far and wide not
only III Maryland, but throughout the Union
and upon these statements Governor Lyon
was induced to visit Baltimore, and call out
the military to qucll apprchcndcd disorder
FINDING that this preceding had disguised
the people Of the city generally. including
many of his own partZan friends and that
our watchrul and excellent Mayor had made
every arrangement necessary to preserve the
lcacc of the city, he recalled his order for the
military, acknowledging that the Mayors
regulations were all that could be required.
Under these circumstances the election of
Wednesday last was held. Universal har-
mony prevailed at the polls -lnen of all clas-
scs: native and naturalizcd. who were cnti-
tied to, and DESTROYS of exercising the ngh,
of suffrage. deposited their ballots without
let or hindrance-anG the result has shown
a majority for the American candidates Of
between nine and ten thousand votes. This
result is sufficient to disproyc the many allie
cations which Lave been made against the
American Associations Of Illegal Proceedings
and demonstrated the fact, that the city of
Baltimore and State Of Maryland are clnpDha-
tlcally American in rnciplc, and that it will
be use less for the foreign party to make any
struggle for the supremacy in future. We
know that the foreign organ in this city will
still continue its misrepresentation for
while; but it has lost its power to inhict
further injury upon the prosperity of our
city by such means. 1t no doubt feds sore
and disappointed at the signal defeat which
its party has sustained: but it would do
well to bear with pat cncc what cannot be
avoided. BY continuing itr Glamour about
rlotlng, murderous assaults. &C.. bv the
Americans, it will only make itself ridicu-
lous. Bat. Clipper.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STAR or TIE WEST. The
steamer Star Of the West arrived at New York
on he Ali alt from ASpinwa!l with California
dates to the lth inst.
The rainy season had commenced in Cali
forna' Col Fremont has purchased MERGED
and Ma,ipoSa Canal.
Other murders had been committed by the
Nasho Indians, and the citizens were arming
for defence.
The dates from Panama are to the 10Th ult.
An earthquake was i,lt there on the Is also
Loja in Ecada and in Quito. AT the former
place numerous houses and churches were
destroyed.
Political affairs in Peru are unchanged.
Don Raiac Ecalante has been elected Coy
arnUr Of Costa Rica.
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LATER From HayANA-ve have dates
from Havana to the Goth ult. The monetary
Crisis was beginning to be scyclly felt One
mercantile house had failed for half million,
and 1t was feared that half dozen others
would soon go down. American gold was
NJ lhlce per cent premium. Sugar had de-
clined, but holders were firm and would sell
but sparlnsly at the reduced rates Frcighs
were consequently very dull The stock of
sugar Oh hand amounted to 100000 boxes.
Another cargo of coolies had Just been
landed, making the total of Asiatics hrough,
IN during Tie year 1887, with 2,55l deaths
III tanSilu.
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MONETARY. The statement Of the bust.
ness of the Phladcl phia Mint for the mJnth
of October shows the amount Of gold bullion
deposited TO be $3,l57 ,04G, and of silver
$685. $40; old cents deposited in exchange
for new IS. making the total deposits for the
month 3,S4l,4l0. The gold coinage during
the same time was 50 5G2 1870, nearly the
whole was in double eagles. The silver COIN
age amounted 10 $S05, $50 mostly in quarter
and half dollars. There were coined during
the month $4,000 of new cents. The tota i
value of coinage oft the month is So S3 600,
covering 25.l72 .0S2 pieces, of which 2,40O
GOO, wclc in quarter dollars, l,5G0,0O in
cents.
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HOUSEKEEPING IN KANSAs.--A Kansas
letter says there is great scarcity Of servant
girls in the territory, and wages are very
high, while the matrimonial market is still
more active, and female. dolncsticS readily
obtain ''situa,ions" where there arc
but two in the iamily. a married lady can
hardly Keep servant more than month or
two, before there is an announcement that n
wedding is TO como oil, and her servant is to
be the bride.
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STIE RESULT IN Cecil. The table Of the
official vote will show the result of the
election herc.H 1t is great victory TO the
American Party, notwAh standing we lost a
very important officer. The Cong"cssiona
vote is the one TO be taken as the arty test
Mr.. Riaaud has 10 majority, a g,n of
on the vote last fall for President.
We have elected two Delegates to the I.e.
sislaturc. the Register Of Wills, the Sheriff,
the County Commissioners and the Surveyor
Ths locolocos have elected the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court and one Delegate
The defeat of Mr.. ffaincs is matter Of
very great regret to the great mass of the
American PARTY. lie was unanimously nonli
mated by the County Convention and was
believed to be, as he undoubtedly was, the
strongest man the PARTY had TO present for
the place. Mr.. Ricketts,, his opponent, has
lorg been the Deputy Clerk, for which place
few men are better fitted, and in the exercise
Of the duties Of the office he had made many
warm friends throughout The county he was
born and always resided in Elkton, and there
was great effort made in his favor by many
Americans here on local and personal
grounds; besides all which his party through
all the county made the most extraordinary
cXcrtions for him, we have ever known made
for any candidate il. the county. He would
have beaten any other man than Mr. Hancs
by much larger majority.
The defeat Of Mr. Pcarce was the result Of
the nisapprehcnsion that Mr.. Caldwell was
much the strongest of the oppo Sit;on candi-
dates too much attention was paid to cutting
him. Had Mr.. Kidd received a share of this
cutting all our delegates would have been
elected. These mistakes can always be seen
when too late to correct them
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DAMAGES FOR CITY NEGLIGENCE. last
wccl; Mr. Harridan and wife recovered off
the city Of Concord, N. H., 50 72S and costs,
as damages for injuries sustained by Mrs.
Harridan. caused by defect in one of the
pavements Of that place Coy. Hubbard fell
at the same place but few days previous,
and recovered $500 dollars from the city,
Damages and costs in both cases amounted
to over $4,000. The mayor in Mrs. Harri.
ian S case, testified that it cost hut one dol
lar to remedy the defect in the pavement.
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Thanksgiving Notice.


STATE OF MARYLAND. EXECUTIVE DE-
~ rARrMENT, Scr Il, THOMAS WAT
klNS LlGON, Governor of the State of
Maryland, do hereby designate and appoint
THURSDAY, the 18th day of November,
next, as a DAY OF THANKSGIVING 10
ALMIGHTY GOD for the bonntiful products
81 the earth and the innumcr.blc blessing,
which, as State and people, we have re-
ceNed at Ills hands, and entrcat the people
81 inc State to observe and keep the said
a"F ny absta1n'ng from all secular employ
hehtS, and devote themselves to such dcvont
services as are appropriate to a day Of
Thank sgiring and Praise.
fSsTSM Given under my hand and the Great
Nsssl Seal OF the State of Maryland, this
18th day of October, A. d. 1857.
I. WATKINS LYON.
by the Governor: j. PINKNEY.
oct l'--ow. Secretary of State
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DISTRICTS.

TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION AND Loss OF One
THOUSAND LIVES, We have been favored
(Says the S'ad"n Of August l6,) with the
following translation of letter received from
Jondpore, about the explosion of the maya :.
zine at that place: On the night of the 10Th
of August, between the hours of II and .,
heavy rain fe!l accompanied with loud pcels
of thunder and vivid flashes of lightning.
inparlng to everything around ghastIy
spectacle terrifying 10 behold. a few min
utcs after Il E scene was repeated with ton.
fold violence and the people were greatly in
Inundated.
in the fort belonging to the Raiall. which
is situated Oh a hill. constructed Of stones of
various dimensions and sizes. and containing
a aSsa9c suberrancous, the magazine of the
Nnlah had been kept. This was struck with
lightning and some thousand of maunls Of
powder were exploited, The shock was SO
great that the walls of the fort and temple
aud four ponderous gates were blown up in
the ar into thousand peicies, destroying
900 houses and all the people living therein.
" 10 NE tlme OF writing, the remnants Of
NC inIablt"hts were engaged in removing the
dead bodies were found under these luins.
1t was CLEANED from the Kotwal of the
place, that upwards of one thousand had al
ready been taken out, and that others were
also being removed
The domestic servant Of the Rajah, as well
MS Ole Sepoys who were kept to guard the
place, were all killed. Such adrcadful oc.
curcncc was never known in Jou1pore before
The majority Of the people were DESTROYED
and othci wise injuIed, a stone weighing
one maund was picked up at Soorsannsgci
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FOR SALE,

A Convenient two story DWELLING AND
IN LOT OF GROUND, situated on Main
street, E'Nton, directly opposite the Prcsby-
terrain Church. The lot is so feet front bv
$50 in depth. The house is l6 feet front BY
46 in depth, and has a front passage and
parlor, and side passage dining room and
-,itchen on the front floor. Three chambers
in the second story all private. There is
also large garnet, and cellar under the
whole honse. For further particulars ell
quire of the Editor, or j. b. WHITE.
NOV. III. Fair Hill
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PRINTERS IN OFFICE. The two United
States Senators from Pennsylvania, the Gov
ernor and Cana! Commissioner elect, the
Speaker and Chief Clerk Of the House OF
Representatives, are all practical printers
The present Chief Justice and the newly
elected Judge Thompson of the Supreme
Court, worked as jouruoymen printers at
Harrisburg, thirty years ago. The business
Of printing is evidently going down when
typos become oiilcc-beggars.
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Phiia. Wilmington and
EERTGN and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

" subscribers b Dit Of tn! qjE S3S 'hs
the Elliton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
Yle coaches leave Elkton, Daily, Sundays
exCepted,) and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
I'D. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVIILE,
GEO. r. Il ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URlEVlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in time for passen-
gers to take the cars for either city.
H-Thry will also run daily branch line
from MIdlctown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middctown
in time for the O'Clock. morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS x co,
June %, 1856.
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NOTICE..

LIZabeIh JACKSON,
VS. In fine Gircuit Cam RI
Philip Jackson, ct, al. for Cecil County,
TN compliance with an order of the Court
Il passed in the above named cause, the un-
dcrslgned gives notice to the creditors of
Victor Jackson deceased, to file their claims
with the vouchers thereof in the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court on or before the
first day Of January next.
JAS. 7. MCCULLOUGH,
NOV. elm. Trustee,
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THE EIGHTH o. K Those honest Demo.
cratic politicians who are wont 10 accuse the
American party illegal voting, arc referred
to the very beautiful vote given in the immac-
culate eighth. There tho Democracy had
everything their own way, and fully proved
that when they have the opportunity they
know how TO do the voting It's known
that there are only some eighteen hundred
voters in that ward. all told and vet they
piled upa majority of2i53 yotes.- Bmti3 ,o,e
Patriot.
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RENoNSrRANcE.- A delegation Of rsraclites
met at Washington, last week, to Law their
grievances brf'rc the President, on the sub
lect OF the Treaty entered into with Switzer.
land, which proscribcs them as class on
account of thch religious views. The Prcsl-
dent recei we'd them very brandy, and inform
ed them that he could give them no aid, mas.
much as the Treaty was made during the
administration of Mr.. Pierce. The jews
complain, with much reason, of this act Of
injustice 10 them.
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SCOTT AND PIlIow.-Licut, Gcngcral Scott
has published another card in reply to Gen.
Pillow lie says that in consequence of the
i'l-adv'scd publication by Congress of the
report of his expenditures of secret service
money during the Mexican war, five highly
respectable citizens Of Mexico, utterly guilt
less of bribery, but liable to suspicion und,r
those designations, have through distn.
guished channcl, made application to him for
cXoneraton.
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- go .

DEATH OF GENERAL Boone, OF MISSES
IPrI-The Rionzi Clipper brings the painful
Of the death Of Gen. Boone, whrch
event took place at his residence on the l1lh
ult. lie was a regular descendant Of the dis
tinguished Gen Daniel Boone, and was said
TO resemble him rot only in personal appear
ance, but also IN his qualities Of head and
heart. He had filled various places Of honor
aud trust in Mississipri.
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SPECIE FROM Mexico. 1t is supposed that
Mexico will send to this country largely in
creased supplies of silver coin. Hitherto at
least thrce-fonrths of her shipments of specie
have been TO England. But the last English
steamer from Very Cruz took out but $295,-
900, while the steamer to New Orleans took
$250,oOO. 1t is thought that the coinage of
the month of October. amounting to about a
million of dollars. will nearly all colHe to the
United States.
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IMPORTANT TO
DROvERS s. TRAVELLERS.

PORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT
kSa4ssa.aaa.22 Tue STEAMER GTrSgY. Capt j
Myers, having been thoroughly repaired. is now
running regularly during the day and night be-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT AND REILS FERRY.
The capacity of this Boat. and her speed and
entire safety, render her peculiarly fitted for this
service. nrovers. farmers travellers and the pub.
lie generally will find her Mt all times ready to
convey them and their property TO and from the
above points. Travellers and Drovcrs viii find
ample Accommodations for themselves and stock
at the new Hotel at Bells Ferry. which has been
recently erected BY j. SPENCER, and now kept
by him. may som
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~ Hon. Henry Winter Davis is elected
10y majority of G,520; his majority, two
years ago was sos. Hon. j. Morrison Harris
is elected 10y majority of 3,34l: his majority
two years ago was 1872. Mr. Rcaud is
certainly elected. The result in the other
districts is still IN doubt.
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OHIo.-The official majority for Chase. the
Republican candidate for Governor of Ohio,
will be 1856 All the amendments proposed
70 the State Constitution have been adopted
by enormous maioritcs. They provide for
single legislative districts. al NAL s ssions of
the Legislature, the equalization of bank and
individual taxation, general acts of incoropo-
ration, etc
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.r[CLosE GUESSING. Some time ago, the
editors of the Mobile Tr: bunc offered a hand
some silver service, worth $500. to the per-
son who could make the best gucss as to the
amount of the cotton crop of 1867. W.
B Hamilton, of Mobile, estimated 9 939, 537
bales. The total crop is 2 93G,5l5 bales the
estimate being only % bales above the actual
receipts.
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NEW DRUG STOEE.o
WILSON & MERRITT j.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

NllOLESALE DRlGGlSIS,
No 208l tas 52) llnrkci 81 uborc End, South side
PHILADELPHIA,
NTOULD respectfully call the attention
w Of their friends and the public, that
having lately established themselves as
above, are now fully prepared to fill all or
ders with rRoMPrNEss and DISPATCH
Thankful for the patronage already re-
eeived, they would inform the trade and
buyers in general that they
CHALLENGE COMPETITION,
From any source, to produce better goods al
lower figures.
Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Dyes, Chemicals
Patent Meiicines, Spices, oils. Paints, F0y-
nishes, White Lieut., Snow White Zine. all Kinds
Of Paints, Glass, .8icohOl, Burning Fluid, Cam
phine, &C., SC.
Read what the Oldest house in our city
says Of us:
Having entirely rclinquishcd the .Jobbing Drug
Business. We with pleasure call the attention of the
trade to the above circular and feel confident that
my business transactions they may have with the
Will be mutually to their interests.
Resptfuily yours.
Jan i7-ly BROWNING BROS.
ME! LIME The best Sehuvlkil Lime
Il ieiivered to order, either by railroad or
water, On the most reasonable terms.
Apply TO d. SCOTT, Agent,
Jun u Elkton Depot.
CL0VERSEED FOR SALE,
At the Elkton Depot, by
Feb, .el> d. seoTT.
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u A number of prisoners who were con-
fined in the Jail at New Castle, effected their
escape on Saturday night last. Among them
is Patrick Shiny convicted Of nun der in the
second degree, at tho May term Of tho Court
for killing Timothy Go.man.
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u Some renegade Mormons who have
reached the frontier settlements of Nebraska,
fleeing from the DAM te banditti, report that
llcbcr kinmball with large force Of Nor
mons had started from the Salt Lake to ILL.,
tcrcept the United States expedition.
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NEWSPAPERS FOR PRoDUCE. The Chicago
Tribune has the following announcement in
large type at the head of its second page:
This paper sent one year for thu &c bushels
Of wheat or six bushels of oats"
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DEL 'RAnRoAD.-Ihc regular passenger
trains on the Delaware Railroad, below Dover
have been discontinued, ard but one freight
tram, with passenger car attach, runs daily
over that portion Of the Of the road. This
arrangement, we understand creates much
dissatisfaction, and several towns along the
line have demonstrated.
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THANXsfIvING.-Gov. Causey has arpoin-
ted November Goth as day of general
thanksgiving in this State. New York. Mas
sachnscts, Rhode lrland, New Hampshire.
Pennsylvania, Maryland. North Carolin1.
Iowa and Connecticut have appointed the
same day. The Governors of Maine and
Mississippi appointed the l9th.-Ib.
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THE POTATO Crop IN IRELAND. The Irish
papers received by late arrivals, represent
by the late arrivals represent that the old
blight has seriously affected the potato crop
in the South and west Of Ireland.
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GJTMr. Hicks is elected Governor by a
large majority, but for full returns from all
the State we will have to wait syeral days
longer.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

10Y virtue of a decree of Circuit Court for
ID Cecil county, in chanccry, the under
signed as Trustee will Offer at public sale on
the premises,
On Taesdoy lie 17fhof Norsmber, S577,
at II O'Clock A. NJ. all that tra ct Of land Of
WHICH Richard Hudson died, seized, and
known as l!udaons Corner containing
1862 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
This property is situated about two and Il
halt miles South Of Chesapeake City. and the
public Road leading from Elktoa to Bohemia
Ferry, Court House Point, and Port Herman
rItus through the farm, thereby rendering it
one OF the most desirable situations in the
County, either for farming purposes or the
mrrcai,Iile business. The Land which is now
in good state Of cultivation, is Of exec! lcnt
quality, and all enclosed with good chcsnut
fencing. The improvements are good dou-
bic frame dwelling House with
Kitchen, Store House, nearly : <f+E
new, Barn, stabling, ard alfnc- shaatsS-,eN e.
ccssary out buildings also ~ ssssssss l,as
TWO TENANT HOUSES on the property.
in good repair. There is Il good Apple and
Peach ORCHARD with variety Of other
fruit upon the iarm.
TERMS.-The terms of sale require one
third Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day Of sale, one third in nine
months and the remaining one third in Eigh.
teen months from tic day Of sale, the credit
payments te bear interest from the day of
sale and to be secured BY the bond Of the
purchaser with security approved by the
trustee. DANIEL BRATTON
Oct Its. Trustee.
'Doylcstown Democrat and Del. Gazette
insert lawtds. and sent bill and copy of raper
to trustee.
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e@ss
Ulc0.

On the Srd. inst, CHARLES, son of James
and Louisa Hughes, aged IL months.
g Suffer little children to come unto me and
forbid them not, for Of such is the Kingdom
of Hcavcn.''
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GIVE are unable this week to give the
result of the election as regards the District
officers.
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4alarric0.

On Monday evening October 18th, by Rev.
}. Z. Backus in the FIRST Presbyterian Church
Baltimore. Mr.. WV. JAMES EVANS to Miss
REBrCcA FRANCES MAGRAw. daughter ofPat-
rick Ewing, Esq. all of Cecil county.
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" Daniel Whatlcy, aged one hundred and
fourteen years, died few weeks since, in
TaJ Ter county. Georgia. lie was the oldcs.
man in the State.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE,
IN ~ LrV,>&r

by Virtue Of deed Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county in Chancely, the I'M
dcrsigned, as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, at the Court House in Elkton, on
Iuesdcy the LIST dry Of December nert,
all those several DWELLING HOUSES and
premises situated on the North side of Main
Street, in the town Of Elkton, of which Jane
f. Mitchell died seized. This property is
pleasantly situated in the western portion of
the town, and may be occupied by two or
three tenants, as may be preferred. Thern
is u well Of excellent water, Oh the premises
The out buildings arc a Stable, Carriage
House, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc terms of sale
prescribed in the decree are US follows: the
purchase money to be paid in three equal in
stalments, one being cash, and the other two
payable in six and twelve months, with inter-
est from the day Of sale, and the payment
thereof t. be secured by the bonds or notes
of the purchaser with surety to be approved
by the Trustee. Sale to commence at 9
o'clock, =. NJ. J. II. MCCULLOUGH,
Nov. Its. Trustee.
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TIE TERMS OF SALE.

One-third Of the purchase money in caSl
on the day Of sale; onc-third in one yral
and the other third in two Years from day OF
sale; secured by bond and security. bearing
interest from day OF sale. +. A. ELLIS,
Oct Its. TrustCe