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The national Republican., 1862-07-02
, Instituliony of Wsshinutou

One Of the Instituti0ns Of Wsshingt0n
10 the Dollar Htore, (i38 Pennsy lvsnia avenue,
pear Four.aud.a.hRf street) where Is displayed an
immense assortment Of Jewery and Silver plated
Wsrc, all Tor one dollar. Take look ~ II
je S.6ts
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ADNhuAh LINOOLN
j. M EDnuNDs,
Commissioners Of the General Land Once

Notice 10 PreemptiOn Claimauls.
Every person entitled TO the right of pre- .empton
to any Of the lands within the townships and pa t. e
townships above enumerated, Ia required TO establish
the same to the satsfaotion Of the Register and Re
cever Of the land eice, and make payneat therefor
as soon o. practicable aer seeing this notice, and be
fore the dsy appointed for the commencement Of the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will forfeited:
j. n. EDMUNDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once
NorE.-Under the regulations Of the Department,
made for advertising proclamations except to such
pubiishes are specdly authorized to publish by the
Comminioner OF the General Land Odice.
tune l3--wl3w
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HankfnR Vntss.

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
buying. Selling. d.
Gold. .........7} per Q. prem. % por 9. prem.
silver. ...bA "a
Demand notes. ..3t Il
Banks Of issue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georgeto,on.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank of Commerce.
FARMS 4 Msrch's, B'nk.
The Farmers and Asrchants' Bank and the
Bank of Commerce Issue notes of the denOmi.
nation OF one dollar and upwards.
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i, (Of we y 0t---, state OF
-, agree to furnish asd deliver
thousand tons OF -- anthracite coal for steam
sr'. ", .t the ,s,s of per toD Gf a. as.o
ditIona1 quantity II demanded; ths whole In con.
tiscment of the 10th Of June, 1862, from the Navy
Department, and hereto appended.
Should my Tor our) Offer or bid be accspied, Tor
wc) request to be informed at -, and that the
contract may be forwarded to for signatures
and certificate.
Place. Signed. A. B.
Date.
Form Of Guarantee.
We, the undersigned, Iesidents Of f---,in In
the State Of r., and
In the State Of -, hereby jointly and sew.
erslIy covenant with the United States and guar.
anty, that In case the foregoing bid Of f---be
accepted, will, within ten days after the re-
oeipt Of the contract ~, execute tha same,
with good and sufficient suIelies for the delivery Of
the anthracite coal proposed 10 compliance with he
terms OF the advertisement Of tho 18th Of june 1852
hereto appended, and under which u was made; and
the contract Aforesaid, we guaranty to make good
the difference between the olYsr Of the said -
and that which may be accepted
Witness. Signed. g. D.
Place
Data.
hereby certify that to tbs best Of my knowledge
and belief the above named guaranton
and are good and sufficient.
(Sisnsturel II
United States district attorney, collector or navy
agent 'r..- el2-w'wIh
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mo. G86.]
RY THE FIR EslDEnT OF TIE UNITED

IN pursuance OF law, j, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Pres ident Of the United States Of America do here
by declare and make known that public sale will
bo held at the land office at SrEvEsss PoIHT In the
State of Wisconsin, commencing on Monday, the
sixth day Of October next, for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within the following named
townships, viz:
North Of the base line and east Of the fourth prin-
al. pI
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Anuss sunsns

GaovxR's TasAysE-The beautiful and highly
Popular actress, Mss Susan Denim. WIN receive
= benefit this evening, when We may. expect 70
. tbs house crowded. On the occasion sno WI
the play OF "Cantle," dramatizsd from the
n eat work Of the younger Dumas. A novel
trnctien 70 Be presented IL the rich farce Of
\ Jnole Sau ~ In which NJ. Ben. Rogers, who
: . volunteered for the occasion, VIII appear
70 Of the company will appear In both pieces,
,eninsutlagkt comedian, Mr.. J. X. Mortimer,
u4ing The beautiful character q A.ndwd
~. On to-norrow evening, kiSs Jennie
or win Dressnt her claims for bsns1t,
.sos "a Poor Young Nam" On Friday
win BE- too performances, in ths amor.
Ind in the evening. ao,ao'p b,
OAsrsasuRY Last night, another enthusl
astic sudisuoe AIlsd this spacious temple. The
tight rope performances OF Nile. ZAnfretts and
per brother are truly wonderful, and must be
aeen 70 be appreciated. The bswitching little
IN dances, ths srsoution Of which was suii.
oient TO induce the opinion that she is destined
te create the greatest sensation, As ddnseuse,
eter known IN this country. Tho charming
vocalist, Miss Eva Brent, was rapturously on
d Stpears. pea Mons. vaIsrds is a perfect host lin IN
hinself, and the celebrated Ssigrist brothers
stand unrivsllsd as the greatest scrobats ia tho
world. ' 80 ".
Another nne performance will be given to-
night, embracing the strength and talent Of The
dombined companies, and II you wish to get
rid OF the "blues," attend tonight and see the
inmttable Mons. Zanfretta in the great comic
ptntomime entitled "Life and DEATH" ..
OBJ FELLows' HALL.--This hall Ia still the 70.
Nrt Of hundreds who desire to nee this rare
work Of art before II shall leave tho city. We
sse not surprised at It, and we fully believe
tlst II Messrs. Conant & Stanley could be In
t,ced to remain month longer, their pictures
NIuld continue 10 DO the centre OF attraction.
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AUCTION SALES,

QY w. L. WALL = CO., Auctisnssss,
u Buocessors Of WALL = BARNARD
VERY VALUABLE AND PLEASANT REs
IOEr G . iu he village Of B,adensburG at Auction
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, at 8 o'elosk, fi.t In.
Of vary rich ised. Improved by . DWELLING
HOUSE q eight roous, Stable, snf other eosvc.
MEN, out h usee, &c.
hi. desirable property IL pleasantly pitusted
within few minutes walk OF tie celebrated Bps
spr nc. Tn house and a,runenancss !ars all1 In
ptriect ordsr; and to any one de-iring o pleasant
country ssat this sole will AFFORD good Opportunity
TO iecure ore.
Terms made known At sals.
W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auct'Fs,
Successors Of Wall Barnard.
jy2-tda tBtarl
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WANTED--bO ismaler TO learn TO make skirts.
person can, In short tine, make per week, iron
% to ~ lrduire, for psrtcrlars, st ACT Seventh 4
hsttsatn q Epd II .ns tl--N
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VOLUNTEER BOUNTY FUND.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the Wipcs, and
~ dependent Parents or Sisters of the nom
commissioned officers and privates from
Cecil county in the Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth Regiments of Maryland Volunteers !;
the Second Eastern Shore Regiment Com
pany c, Purnell Cavalry, and Shows Bat
terry, who were enlisted between the 4th day
Of August last, and the 18th day of October
inst, that the first monthly installment of
$40 out Of the balance Of the Cecil County
Bounty due said Volunteers, will be paid,
at the Office Of the County Commissioners,
in Elkton, on Monday and Saturday, next,
the goth and 18th inst, or on every following
Monday and Saturday till paid, upon presen-
tatiOn of the orders of Volunteers directing
payment to the applicants.
Where inconvenient for the wife, parent
or sister to apply in person, the order for
payment may be presented by third party,
in which case it must be endorsed on the
back by the person in whose favor it is
drawn.
Payment Of the balance of Bounty due to
enlisted men in the Regiments or Companies
named, who are unmarried, and have no
relatives dependent upon them for support,
is deferred till further notice.
BY Order of the Commissioners.
JAS. s. CRAWFORD,
Oct Is, l6G2-3w Clerk.
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60 Rrd(e:s ano Gurrcsrcnoen!s.

Bzly" Our correspondent " Impartial = will
see that we have omitted some portions of
his letter. His insinuations could do no
possible good, and would only have a ten
dcncy to produce bad blood and i'll feeling
There is already too much petty jealousy
among our officers for the good of the coun-
Try, and we will not knowingly lend the
columns of The Whfg to increase it. His
extenuating remarks in reference to the
desertions in the Regiment we print for what
they are worth. We believe the Colonel of
the Regiment has by his conduct done
great deal toward demoralizing it, and think
he should have been removed from COM
mand long ago 1t shows a sad lack of dis.
crllnc when men are suffered to march off
in the manner the dcsertcrs from the
Fifth Maryland Regiment did, and if some
of both the officers and men amt shot for
the disgraceful affair they wont get their
deserts. 1t is about time to put stop to
such performances.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. J. DUPONCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

ISrALLinLE in C6RREcrIyG IRREauLARrrrxs,
ASD REMOVING DISTRACTIONS OF THE MONTHLY
TuRNs, FROM WHATEVER CAUSE.
sTLADIEs, here is proof positive 1t is not
very far fetched and comes TO the Proprietor
through one of the " oldest = and :. most reSpecta-
bic Druggists in New York State whose name
is connected. READ" One of the first ladies of
utca,'' n. Y. called upon my Agents in that city
(NIessrs. VIM. Bristol 4 Co } and told them that
she of course did not wish her name made public.
but if any one should doubt the wonderful efficacy
of Dr. Duponso's Golden Pills, they might refer
any lady to her, as she considered it u duty, as
well asa pleasure. to relate her knowledge of
their ,aicacy as administered TO her daughter a
young lady Ii years old She was f,,s, going into
consumpton-had taken cold-nature became
INSTRUCTED. Two boxes of these Golden Pills
entirely curel her. and she is now in robust
health. So say all who have uscd them Rcmcm-
her the ingredients competing these pills are
made known to every Agent. who will tell you
they will perform all that is claimed for them
!V Price. 81 W per Box
Sold at DIR. II. ii. MITClIELL'S Drug Store
ELKroy. Mn, Sole Agent for Cecil county.
Ladies'. by sending him Sl.OO to the Elkton
Post Cflice. can have the Pills sent by mail to any
part of the county Sold also by Blows & Bno
Wilmington. and by one Druggist in every town
in The United States. and by HALL & BrcKEL,
General Wholesale Agents, .2lS Greenwich St,
New York. S. ID. HOWE.
Sole Proprietor, New York.
N. B.-Nonc are genuine, unless the box is
signed :. ID. Howe. July II, lSG2-ly.
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Notice to Creditors.

TNllIS is to give notice. that the subscriber,
l. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate of
Samuel Severson, late of said county,
deceased. Allpersons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 32d day
of September, 1868; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 9th day OF September. 1862.
BENONI COOLING,
Administrator of Samuel Scverson, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Sept 81, 1S62-6w
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EXamfners' Notice,

TINE undersigned, duly appointed Exam
l. liners to view and determine the pro.
pricty of vacating a road recently located,
passing from the North East and Marley road :,
through lands Of John 7. Lee and John Har-
vey's heirs, to the Elkton and Blue Ball road,
and Of opening another road through land of
Mrs Martha f. Glenn between the two afore-
said roads, hereby give notice that they will
meet on the North East and Marley road, at
the place of beginning of the road proposed
to be vacated, on SATURDAY, the Doth day
of November, next, at 10 O'Clock AM, to
proceed to the discharge of the duty assign
ed them in the C commission to them issued
bearing date October 18th inst.
JESSE II. SHIPPERS,
WIN. T. WARBURTON,
ENOS SCARBOROUGH,
Oct. %, 1SG2-5w. Examiner.
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PHILADELPHIA.
NEARLY IN RICHMOND

Courage. noble American men,
Patience a little longer
Every day of veXatious delay,
Maketh our army stronger.
Soon shall we enter Richmond town,
Hank It's the noise of the battle!
Losing the day and running away,
Traitorous hosts skedaddle
Rapidly running, they scamper off
Boosting, with lying swelling
How they did beat, with little defeat,
General George Mcclellan.
Rebellion has ended its prosperous days
The heart of the rebels is down low;
just as we sec in East Tennessee,
Honor to PafsOn Brownlow
Now while We wait for Richmond town,
Rather than stand and do no thing
Citizens all proceed to OAK HALL,
Purchase magnificent CLOTHING.
EVPARTlCULAR NOTICE This extensive
establishment i. directly ON the corner of Sixth
and Market Streets.
Persons from this part of the country in visit.
ing the City, should aim to go there to purchase
their CLOTHING! They can have large
assortment of styles and qualities to select from.
and all the goods are made up good and strong.
and sold at reasonable prices
As we buy them from first hands and sell
exclusively far Cash, VIC cap sell to everybody
cheap, for the buyer does not have to pay for
losses incurred on somebody else through the
Credit System. In one word-wc guarantee to
sell goods ten per cent lower than old concerns
that stand out for big profits. Our motto is :. the
nmble siXpence is better than the slow shilling y
Come and see fer yourselves.
Wanamaker e. Brown,
OAK HALL)
s. f. corner SIXTH and MARKET STREETS.
June 81 lS62-toc. PHILADELPHIA.
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Notice to Creditors.

TlllS is to give notice that the subscriber,
L Of Cecil county, hath obtaiEcd from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF
administration on the personal estate of Ills
G. Phillips, 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
ticated, on or before the 9th day of Octo.
Der, 1868; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are req uested
TO make immediate payment to the sub.
scrbcr. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of October, 1862.
JOHN W. PHILLIPS,
Administrator of Ellis G. Phillips, decd.
Tcst-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Oct 49, lS6o-Gw
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London Britain Seminary

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WILL commence on the 9th of OVEAIBER
w aud continue 20 weeks. The Course Of In
strhction will embrace the essentials of good
English Education; also the Latin and French
Languages Terms $50 per Scssion-no extras.
For circulars address
C0FFMAN JAMES,
strckersvlle, Chester equity, Pa.
Oct II, 1S62-tD3l*
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Examiners Notice.

TllE undersigned, duly appointed Exam
l. iners 80 to view and determine the pro-
priety of u relocation of, and an alteration in
the public road leading from the Frcnchtown
Turnpike TO the Oldtown road, in that por-
ton of said road which lies between the
road from VIM. Taylor's to the Elkton and
Warwick road and the line of the French
town Railroad," &C., hereby give notice
that they will meet at VIM. Taylor's house,
on SATURDAY, the goth day of November,
next, at II O'Clock A. NJ, to proceed to the
discharge of the duty assigned them by the
commission to them issued, bearing date the
18th day of October inst.
ANDREW MCINTYRE,
HENRY ID. FOWLER,
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Oct %, 1SG2-tm. Examiner.
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ORPHANS, C6MRT.

TNHE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
i phans' Court Of Cecil county will be
ED on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors. Administrators ard
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II, 1853. Register.
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II SiOnS.

4 IL persons disabled since March 4th.
n 1861, By wounds received, 0r diseases
contracted while in the service of the United
States, and the widows, chldrcns, mothers
or sisters of those above mentioned who
have since died, are entitled to pensions.
Army and Navy Pensions procured by
Oct IL, 1862. JONES II EWING
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FOR RENT.

TN11E New Three Story and finely finished
Il Brick House, on Main street, recently
occupied by James Denny. Also, the
Frame House, on Main street, in the eastern
part Of the town, occupied last year by John
S. Rossell Apply to
JONES Il EWING,
Agents tor James Denny.
Sep. Is, 1s62-tf
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NOTICES..
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Notice to verS

~
ON and after MONDAY. Oct. 9th. the
" office of the Assistant Assessor for Cecil
county, will be open at Elkton, for business.
Manufacturers, Auctioneers, Railroad
Steamboat and Ferry Companies and Butch
ers, are required by law to keep and to report
to the Assistant Assessor an accurate ac-
count Of the products of their business from
the LIST DAY OF SEP TENDER, 1862.
LICENSES should be applied for at once.
All persons engaged in the following occu-
pations are required to take out Licenses,
dated Sept. LIST, 1862, viz:
Apothccaries, Hotels,
Auctionccrs, Juggcrs,
Bankers, Livery Stable Keepers
Billiard Table Keepers, Manufacturers,
Do, for private use, Pcd,llers,
Brokers, Photographers,
Bowling lleys, Physicians,
Cattle Brokers, Retail Dealers,
Claim Agents, Retail Dealers in
Conlectioners, Liquors,
Dentists, Surgeons,
Eating fIouses: Tobacconists,
Horse Dealers, Wholesale Dealers.
Lawyers,
Applications for Licenses will be made to
the Assistant Assessor.
e. E. EWING,
Assistant Assessor for Cecil county.
Oct 1, 1862.
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HEATERS AND RANGES.

"IIE undersigned having made arrange
L ments for putting up Heaters ard Ranges
is prepared to furnish the public with good
and cheap article.
The Egg Heater is simple and efficient,
and sure to give satisfaction. Its heating
qualities are first rate. 1t will heat four or
six rooms with moderate amount offuel.
Ranges at all prices, and warranted to
operate.
Having had some four years experience in
the city, fiatter myself that l understand
the business IN all its details.
Now is the season to have this work done.
+. W. STAPLES,
July ~, 1862. Bird door alb. Post Office.
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PRFMTrM on GoLD.-The highest perminm
ut Which gold has been held in New York
was 1876. This was at p. ~, on October IS,
and was the result Of speculation. On the
LIST of October the premium was 1a22, and on
the 9th it was 1871!
During the war with Napoleon the highest
premium on gold in England was 2lls, aud it
was held at that price from December, 1872
until March, 1873. England survived that
struggle, and We will survive ours, at least if
the premium on gold is any Indication.
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves.

TNl1ESE Stoves have hollow CRATE of such
j form that the air, entering through
holes in front OF the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it escapes into
the buck fire plate. which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through pcrtorations
into the fuel, so that the latter is subjected
to two series Of thoroughly heated air which
tend cffcctually to consume the gases mixed
with the product of combustion. The advan-
tages of this arrangement is the great econ
o:ny in consumption Of fuel, and the thorough
cqnalizing of the heat throughout tn. oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satisfac-
ton, and are offered ut city prices for cash.
+. W. STAPLES.
p. S.-Wood can be used in the stove as
fuel to.a great advantage. [scpt &, 1862.
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Dimensions Of Press and Bales.

Dimensions Of Press and Bales.
From $50 to 800 pounds Of loose hay can
be tralnrcd into the press room, constituting
bale in size, 4 feet long, % feet thick and
p feet wide.
In addition 10 being the best Hay and
Straw Press now in use, this machine can be
used for packing Cotton, Rags, Hemp, Broom
Corn, Hair, Moss, Husks, Wool, &c.
O5~Please read the following Testimc mails
which are but a few of the many proofs from
the most practical and experienced business
men in favor of the superior excellence of
Wakcman's Unrivalled Packing Machine
Certifcat" Of Mcssrs. Alexander Wilson, of Kent Co.
Nd and Edward Jackson of North East, Cecil county
boh practical f,rmars
We would unhcsitatingly recommend yomr Press
having tested its superior advantages all others
now in use. ALEXANDER WILSON,
EDWARD JACKSON.
DR.. r. WAKEMAS, Port Deposit
From Charles Hail. Il. d. Hall and W. 7. West:
Dr. Il. WAKEM,N Port Drposit.-Dear Sir :--IIavng
been III the hay pressing business for several
speak advsclly tn" subject: and Ito not hesitate
SAY that We know of no Press which will compare with
CHARLES HALL.
RID. HALL.
Rowlandsyillc. Nd. W.T.. WEST
Having undertaken to fill n large hay contract for
Government purchased several Hay Presses in Pha-
delpa, rcputcd to he the best in and also Of the
latter Press is far superior to any Of them. With the
same amount Of labor nearly double the quantity of
hay can be haled with the Wakoman Press than
be packed with amy other ! have used.
kimheve, Chester co.. Pa. DAVIS KIMBLE.
II. WAKEM,S, EsQ.--Dcar Sir:-1 have been in the
Hay packing business for five years. in which time
among the number Ingerso;. Improved Press of Rhode
Island. have purchased and used four other Presses
in my business which considered the Presses
manufactured. and with the working of which I was
satisfied until became acquainted with yours, which
using.
Your Press has several advantages over all other
Presses have rirl being better arranged in regard
dnrahy, having tho main force inprcssing difuscd.
obviating the trouble and expense of castings breaking
and loss of time, getting them replaced The expense
for one year being Sl5 in replacing broken castings
The wear and tear Of the Wakrman Press has not
been on an average. over 81 per year. The Wakeman
Press has decided advantage other Presses in
lowering the platform after the bale is finished, being
perfectly comfortable by the operator. For general use
would fully recommend the Wakcman Press after a
test in pressing with it ab" year and woul state
further that it meets with general approval with all
wis use it. over other Presses, and | find greater
facility IN pressing. and less in Press than
any other hav" used, have heard Of in the many
Presses now in use Believing Packer to posses.
superiority all other Presses can recommend it
without hesitation to all Farmers and Hay Packers
safe fast operating with fewer hands nd less wear and
tear, than any other now in Yours truly,
THEODORE GRAHAM.
Port Deposit, Cecil county, Nd.
Manufactured and sold by
II. WAKEMAN.
Sept q, 1867. Port Deposit, Md.
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Notice to Tax-Payers,

are hereby notified, that
Il the several Collectors of the additional
County Tax of fifty-four cents in the 500,
levied on the Ind inst, are duly authorized
to allow discount of five per centum on all
of said taxes paid on or before November
list, next. BY Order.
]. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Sept 10, 1S62-tN1 CONS Cecil CO.
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Notice TO GunNcrs.

A Ii persons are hereby warned against
II trespassng on the premises Of the sub
scribers, with Dog or Gun. All persons so
offending will be dealt with as the law
directs. JACOB TOME.
Oct Is, 1SG2-lm. L. X, MURPHY,
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FOR SALE.

A YOKE OF FINE WORK OXEN.
n sound, gentle and obedient-excellent
pillow cattle. If fat, would weigh 1000 lbs
each. Also good broad wheeled Ox-Cart,
Hay Rack and Yoke. Price for all $40.
Apply to r. T.. THOMAS,
North East: Cecil county, Md.
Oct Is, lS62-3w.