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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the United States Senate, on Mon
day, pc itions praying that ministers he
regarded as non combatants and employ
ed as Chaplains, and that tobacco ra-
ton be allowed III the army, were refer.
red. Resolutions were adopted request
ing the Secretary of War and the Sec
rotary Of the Navy to communicate the
names of all officers who have left either
branch of the service since Dece mber l.,
1860. An amendment to The Volunteer
bill allowing soldiers to make choice of
the different branches of the army SER
vice was adopted. The amendment lin
iting the time to The 9th of January in
which the bounty shall be paid to those
enlisting under the call of October II
excited considerable debate, when pro-
position to extend the tiue to the I'd of
February was adop ed. After the dis
cussion Of o. cr ameuduens the Senate
adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives Il
communication was received from The
Presidcnt Apr owing the joint resolution
d
GERS and men of his command. The
Committee on Military Affairs reported
bill consolidating the two classes of
drafted men, but it was temperate with
drawn. A series of resolutions setting
forth that there is conspiracy to over
throw the Governments, set on foot in The
South, and declaring that the loyal peo-
pie Of the insurgcnt States can at any
time resume the functions of civil Gov
eminent, were referred to The Committee
on the Rebellous Sta es. A bill i'll re-
lation to temporary Governments IN in
surrcctionary States was referred. A
resolution appointing COMMITTEE 10
report upon the subject of National
Bankrup cy law was agreed to. a bill
providing for the establishment of bu-
reau Of military justice was referred to
the Committee Oh Military Affairs. A
resolu ion requesting the President to
instruct those who have charge Of the
exchange Of prisoners to exchange white
man for white ms'l, leaving her ques-
tons to be settled hereafter, was disa-
greed to. n substitute for This resou.
tion, declaring that the House approves
Of the action Of the Administration on
the exchange subject, and recommending
tina; the same course be pursued for an
exchange Of all our prisoners held by
the Rebels, was agreed to. The House
went into Commi tee of the Whole on
he State of the Union, aud took up the
bill providing for deficiencies in appro-
pria iuns, and an Amendments was offered
that no part of the appropriation should
be applied 10 the payment of bounties
or pay to negroes as soldiers, which was
rejected and the bill 10 scd. Messrs
Creswell, Webster, Davis aud Thomas
voted against The amendment, and Mr..
Harris "oted for it. Fernando Wood
also voted against the amendment. The
House then adjourned.
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Female College,
BORDENTOWN, n. j.

SaTIIIS Institution is pleasantly located OF
q Delaware River, 80 miles north Of Phil
alelrhia. 1t has been in successful opera
ton for more than eleven years, aud is on,
OF The most fourishins institutions Of learn
nIg in the country.
Sp 'uial .tteltion is paid to the Common and
higher branches OF b. g sa, and suptiiot adj
yaHtages furnished iii Vocal and lnstlumcn
ial Music, Drawing, ainling FrrIch aud
Latin are taught by experienced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave
Walnut sire, wharf, Phil,da., at 8 A. NJ. and
2, 3, A. and P. al. For catalogues address
KEY. JOHN IL. BRAkELLr, A. NJ,
dec. 2G, 'G3. 3m.' President
REFERENCES IN MARYLANp.-R. j.. Thorn.
as. Nurth East II. Moore, iiavra dc Grace
J. r. Dale, WhaleyvIIIe Thos. MalIalicu
Millington Rev. W. II. Warner, Sudiers
vile, W. Parker, Port Deposit.
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Testimonial of Respect.


At meeting of the officers of the
9th Reg. Md. Vols, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted, as a testimonial of respec TO
the memory of our late worthy, and eff
6cient companion in arms, Lieut.. John
Selfridge.
WHEREAS, 1t having pleased Aln'igh-
ty God to remove our brother officer,
Lieu. John Selfridge, from his labors
in this world of sorrow and disappoint-
ment, who for The last year has been a
very efficient officer, and most faithful
eo-laborer III the work in which we are
engaged therefore,
BE it Resolved, That in this dispen-
sation of an all wise Providence, which
has deprived US Of our late friend, the
service has lost true, tried and brave
officer, and in testimony Of respect to
his memory, be it further
Reso.r ed, That whilst we bow in hum.
BILE submission to the will Of Vim who
doe,h all things for tho best, we do most
sincerely mourn the loss OF a .comrade
who was ever generous and kind.
Resolved, that We tender to the wife
and family Of the deceased, our hear :
felt sympa,hies in this their hour Of
sad bereavement, and while we mos
deeply feel his loss, We have every evil
Gence to believe that our loss was bis
e erual gain.
Resolved. That copy Of these reso-
In Ions be sent to the wife AMI family
of deceased; also. 10 Maryland papers
for publication.
Capt. A. Biilingslca.
Lieut.. ii. Coggins: Committee.
Lieut.. a. +. Myers,
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Che nlarkct5.

EIKToS MARKET.-Red Wheat, 81 co e.;
White do. 81 IS Corn l 0} to Oats, s.
70 cents. Clover Seed per pu:hell, 81.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. 2G, Flour
per barrel, 81 00M7 -, Wheat, per bushcl,
IS, Corn, co; Corn meal, per bushel O3;
Oats, csc 10; Cloverscel per bushel, 81 OU
Timothy Seed 50 %
BALTIMORE MARKET. White Wheat, 81 SO
q l IS: Red Wheat, 81 IS: Corn, white,
new, lac III Yellow, do $50 Is +.
bushel; Oats-Nlaryland 100, IS cents ,
and $50 50 cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND STRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 30aS3l loose do. at pa
$40 and 22a$23 per ton for Rye Straw.
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Some cries were afoat that the Rcb-
els were about to make despera at
tempt, which is said to be, and which
probably would be, the las one, upon
" some portion Of he North w ash
ing,on or somewhere else; thai L" Jeh
Davis was going to precirita'e himself
upon Washington, or Pennsylvania, o,
Ohio, or perhaps all three together, COM
mandlng in person." with an indiscrllui-
ma horde of white and black soldiers,
stimulated by stories Of fanciod wrongs,
and x ,ited by the hope Of boundless
rlunder in the Northern les. Such
is the rumor prevalent, it appears, in
and around CulYerper Court House,
Virsinia,
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REcAPTURE OF THE STEAMER CHESAPEAKE.

REcAPTURE OF THE STEAMER CHESAPEAKE,
-The steamer Chesapeake is recaptured.-
She had short voyage in her new capacity
OF Confederate pirate. Afraid to put to
sea, or unable from lack of men and coal +,
the murderers who seized her have hung
around the small harhors of Nova Scotia
until justice has overtaken them. The Ella
and Annie, therself caught few weeks
since in trying to run the blockade caught
the Chesapeake on Thursday morning in
Sambro harbor, 30 miles from Halifax
Unfortunately nearly all the crew escaped
and took to the woods only three Of the
men who assisted in the seizure were taken
the others of those caught were shipped
in Novo Scotia. The gunboat Dakatah soon
after came up and ordered both vessels to
Halifax.
The Chesapeake having been captured in
British waters, has been turned over to the
authorities at Halifax. The pirates who
landed there were rescued from the Govern:
ment authorities by a mob Of Rebel sympa
thiZers.
The pirates who escaped into the wo DDS
were, at the last dates, pursued by the Hal
flax police, with some hope of capture.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY given t" the Creditors. En-.
l. dor>erS and Sureties Of Alfred ID. Canlk
that he bath madc application for the benefit
of the lnsonvent Laws of the State OF Mary
land. and that the first ednesday after the
first Monday of April in The year 1851. being
the third day Of next April Term of the Cit
cult Court for Cecil county. hath been set
apart and fixed upon for the final hearing in
his case, at which time and place his Crc,li-
tors. Endorsers and Suretirs may attend amt
show cause. il any they have. why il final dis
charge shall not he granted said deb
c. II. HAINES, Clrk,
dec 2G-3m Circuit Court for Cecil Co.
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Notice. to the continued ad
vance in the price Of printing material, we
are compelled to advance our advertising
rates to keep pace with the continued cost
OF publishing our paper. Yearly advertis.
ers. merchants and others, who have here.
tofore been paying twelve dollars per an.
mum, will henceforth be charged fifteen.
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hence to, men whose thoughts and feel
lngs were all welded to the miserable,
narrow policy of compromise with the
Monarchlcal tendencies Of that class of
politicians who, though always a minor
ity, have managed, by working npon the
fears of the people, to keep almost con-
stantly possession Of the Government
If, in 1861, we had said to Mr., Mafit,
!" Sir, if you are honest in your Union
sentiments, why Come with US and we
will do you good ," instead of pushing
him forward and giving him prominence,
We should not have been embarrassed as
we were with him last Fall. Having no
position be would have led no body away
when he went back to wallow in his ma
tive mire. We do not say that men
cannot change and when mon do so
honestly and show their faith by their
works, doing battle for the just cause,
because it is just, and not because it Is
successful, we always welcome them
gladly, and trust them fully.
But, as surely as the people of Mary
land trust power in the hands of such
men as Swan, Hicks, Kennedy, Price,
etc., so surely will they DO cheated, jus,
al they were cheated with Maffit. Some
of these men may be honest then let
them quietly and decenJy vote for the
men who have shown in the recent can
vass that they are ready to risk some
thing for the interest and prosperity of
the State, and who have proved to be
in earnest in this matter. In these
stormy times the people want men of
nerve, whose courage rises with, and to,
the occasion. They want Statesmen of
large and liberal views, like Judge
Spence, Winter Davis, etc., and not
trim,ningpo!ticians,lik like Hicks, Swan Go
That SOME Of these men mean to cheat
somebody is very evident. They are
talking. already, of payment aiter the
warto oAmastsrs whett.crloya lor,lisloyal.
Six months ago, ir. Swan insisted
that the slaves waen emancipated must
be sent out Of the State at once; now,
ne insists with equal pertinacity, that
VIC must emancipate them in such away
as will most certainly retain them IN the
State. tie talks now about an appro-
pria;ion from Congress to compensa
the shareholders, when he knows that
can never be because, and only be-
cause, he and his aiders and abettors-
especially Hicks-when it might have
been obtained-lnet the offer with insults
and bitterest opposition. They mean
to get up the idea of emancipation, with
everybody getting thousand dollars
head for niggers from the National Gov
ernmont, and when this fails, land fail
it will, and nobody knows better than
they who propose i,) then thoy will op.
pose emancipation. They mean by hold
ing out hattering inducements to disloy-
al shareholders, to complete the coalition
with the party called Democratic, which
they commenced last Fall, and build up
u conservative party. We shall believe,
they are honest and don't mean these
things when Hicks declines re-elec ion
to the Senate, and Swan and Kennedy
refuse the use Of their names for tho
Convention.
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A LARGE TURKEY.-John p. Price,
Esq, brought into town on Tuesday
last, the largest and finest turkey, we
presume, that has ever been exhibited
here. Dressed ready for the oven the
bird weighed 2lA lbs. 1t was sent to
some charitable Institution in Bati-
more, to be served up ON Christmas day.
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PHoToGRAPHINa.-- Our friend B. L.
Lodore intends establishing Photograph
gallery in Elkton. He is having the
rooms over the provision store of A, J..
Scott fitted up for this purpose, and VIC
see no reason why this enterprise should
not succeed, and we wish him the most
signal success. -Hurtord Times.
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TRUSTEES SALE
H e AL Il ST \ TIE

sDi authority OF IA Decree of the Circuit
ID Court tor Ccc! county. in Chanccry, the
undersigned, as Trustee, will sell at Public
Sale. on
Monday, The 4h Dug Of January, 1864,
ut . o clock, p. NJ. at Ihr Court House door.
in Elkt"n. all that FARM, situated in Elm
Neck. Cecil c"nnIy. Maryland, OF which a.
cXandr, k"iLwcil uicd sriz,d. THiS Falnr
contains SiN! Three and Half Acres, ana
Is situated within three miles Of EiI>t"m, h.ll
a mile ii tIk river, hriwccn Plum creek ant
Muddy crcek. The lama Is of excel en-, Gllai-
ny, and well adapted To the growth OF grain
on fruit. There i, good landing u,I the
premises, convenient for the delivery OF
lime, &c. &c. The situation is healthy
The Improvements are Log Dwell Hing House.
Slabing, Granary and Corn Crib.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed 10y the
Decree are as follows II he purchase none!
10 he paid IN three equal instaihncnts. Tho
first in cash oh the day Of sale. tie second
and third in six and twelve months tr"n the
day ui sale. with interest and 10 he Srcujrr
10y the bond or note of the purchaser, with
surety to be approved 10y The Trustee.
JAS. +. MCCULLOUGH,
Elkt"n, December -, 1868 is. trustee.
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4i'orric0.

REHABILITATION Tuesday the
18th of Dec, by Rev. W. }. paxson. Mr..
JACOB kREipEH and Miss ELLEN BRADLEY.
both of this county.
McNEY-LlNCH On the 18th inst, by
the same. Mr. BENJAMIN +. McNEY and
Miss RACHEL LyNcII. both of this county
JACkSON-HlrCIC On ThurSda ~
Dec. II, by the same. Mr.. WILLIAM +.
JACKSON and Miss LAURA j. IIlrcucoCK,
both of this county.
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AN AGED CITIZEN GoNE.-Mr. w.
B. Biles, so familiarly known i'll this
county as Bailey Biles," died at his
residence, at the Blue Ball, on Monday
last. lie had been post master at tina;
place for over thirty years, having been
appointed by General jackson during
his Administra ion.
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A GANG of fifteen soldiers passed
through Elkton on Tuesday last. Capt.
Bennett, hearing of them, and supposing
they might be deserters, summoned a
possee an" pursued them, overtaking
them at Middletown, Del. They pro-
duced their discharges and proceeded on
tl.eir journey.
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NOTICE.

yTVIIE annual meeting cf the Stock holders
of The Philadelphia u Baltimor" Cen,
trail Rail Road Company" will he held on
Wednesday. the llth day OF January. 4. d.
1864, in the Lecture Room in the Borough OF
Oxford. Chester County, Pa. at which place
an election for President and twelve Dlrc-
tors to serve the ensuing year, will be held
between tho hours of IL n. and p. NJ OF
said day BY order nf the Board
ROBERT IONGSON,
dec 26, SO st. Secretary.
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MR.. FREELAND, 4 portrait painter, is
now at the Howard House. He is now
engaged in painting the portraits of some
Of our citizens, and rare opportunity
is afforded to any one wishing to pro-
cure fine painting.
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Observation-Disclosures Bennett and
Hardce, Of the Second Del. Vols, came
home, on visit to their friends, some-
time during the past week. Both of
the Licutenants are looking we'll.
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Our friend William Nelson has OPEN
ed all SISTER saloon, at his residence, in
the upper part of the town. Give him
a call,
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AppoINTED.-Rey. James McIntire
has been appointed Clerk to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, of which Hon.
II. Winter Davis is Chairman.
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HOUSE SoLD.-Dr. Solomon Sharp
has sold his brick house on Main street,
to James s. Crawford, Esq, Clerk to
the County Commissioners. Price, $3,-
500
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= PRoMoTED.-Dr. Charles T. Shippers.
formerly Assist. Surgeon of 9th Reg.
Nd. Vols, has been promoted Surgeon
Of the Regiment, 10y Gov. Bradford.
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cACSAGE CUTTERS u STUFFERS.-
y have received this week Il good assert
ment of Cutters and Suffers the best in
the market.
For sair cheap, by E. W. STAPLES.
nov q, 1868.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT. On and after
Sunday next, the train from Philadel-
nhIa, which passes here at half past one
o'clock at night, will stop for passen.
Oera
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THE CoNcERT.-Don't forget the
Concert at the Me ;hodist Church on
Christmas night. The proceeds are for
the benefit Of the Sunday School.
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THE annual meeting Of the s;ockhold-
ers Of the Philadelphia a. Bait. Central
r. r. Company will be held in Oxford,
on the Ilth of January. Sec ADVERTISE
mept.
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ELEoTIoN.-There is to be special
election for Magistrate and Constable,
in the 9Th District, on Monday. Voters
urn out,
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[i)ic0.

E"ING.-At Camden, n. j., on Mon.
day, the 2lst instant, in the 9th year of
her age, CLARA v, wife Of 4. l.. Ewing,
Editor of Tie Cecil war;
She was love.
>'.es IN Fl
HOWARD.-On Monday. the o1st inst.
ut his residence near Ekton, Col. Tnos.
llowAgD. aged 55 years.
BilES. At his residence at Blue Ball. on
2lst inst. W. B. BlEs, ESQ, at a very
advanced aged
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The 9th Nd. Regiment were present.
ed with q Standard of colours, on the
18th inst, by few loyal men of Bal,i-
more. Tho presena ion caused much
enthusiasm among the officers and men,
and will not be forgotten for some time
20 come.
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VARTISEIES,
PAINTS AND GLASS!


"a !. oL.I To Dealers. Coach makers anil House
w Painters at the very lowest nett cas-. piers
he best CohCn aid CABINET NAHNlsHGs ; rul.
WHITE LEAD; French and Au"rc ZlNcS:
Chrome Greens. and leiiows drop and ivory
ELaCkS. and II full assortment OF all tue FINER
tuLohs-such rs Nrimiiiois Lakes Tube rolors
&c also. Paint and Nauih brushes of tho
best make. GlIzieI $ DIAMONDS and PoIN1s
.imt Mills; single ,ml doube thick GLASS, of
III dec ip;ons and vi all MATERIALS used Ly
House AMI culca Pain crs WINCH w. ct sell AS
cheap. it not DnEArER,Ah.n any other house.
IRON the lie. that we keep down expense, by
conducting our business personally
Mn KAu.--uS OF rnE EIuM--ior many years
manufactured lha NAn.iSngS soil By Tho late
L. Sclrnck We feel conf ;cut that our VAR
AisuEs are equal. If not srrcRIDR. " ANY inlII-
fIcinrei in lLis country. We warr,nt them 10
1--WE entire satSt icJn, All ii r,prrs.,i: ed
Inc MuNEY VIII be refunded Give u Il call
baIole purchasing elsewhere. LI%ERAL yis-
CvuNr MADE TIE IG.pE.
FELTON, K RAu,
Nos IT 4 1888 Nor b FOURTH street c ruor
Cnerry, tiilLADLLrIiA.
oct g. Isi3-Gm
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LEATHER.
1--WE subscriber has now and intends keeping
Il III Tie old established Leather Siu.c,
N. r.. Corner Fourth and Orange
Streets,
OPPOSITE THE UPPER MARKETHoUSE.
WILMI NGTON DELLA w A Il I

large and we'll selected assortment of Spanish and
licmltck sole Leather: French anil pateHt tuifsa al
su,iinr hian AMI all the various kntis Of Leather
Of in the niuuufUtGio # shoes s.uites
aud ia ness, all Of which will he sll un til"
ouahlr Persons wsi: H. pm chase Lratlcr will
hft It to their advantage IL call md cAamnc II ieni
solves before purchasing clsemLe
I.T.IlIA' B22LIN
=. S.-Pateut Machnc"treic!Iet RauGs, CvnIrn: 81
with wnrI-rouf oru,ai AMI cllHi r.votc. cn'sia ty
u" hnnd aud sG,v y o$dss, WARRANTED 20 GIs satiso-
H. l.3s &c, [ss--<ees
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MEMS long Boots, ut ESQ. Mnslins,
lV1 Flauncls, Ptln,s, are sill selling AT Old
k'xss, vt 7. EANEN'S. t'"' el'
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IS(S:E,

TOME and see the bargains that are now
~ Ueihg offered To til" public at the store OF
FORD &. PEACOCK,
Cherry Hill, Md.
Having purchased a very large stock of
EALL& WINTILKG GOODS
prior to the recent advance, we are prepared
to sell them AT prices that defy Competition.
OUR STOCK embraces general assort-
ment Of l.adics' Dress Goods, Prints, 6 i'll
ghaniS, Blrachcd and Brown MnsilS. Fian.
uels, lickinss, Cloths. Ca>simerrs, saiinctlS.
Jeans, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Ready Made Clothing, Hardware, Queens
ware, Earih-n and Stoncwure, Wooden and
Willow Ware. Drugs, Paints. Oils Varnish.
&c, with II tuii stock al Groceries, and in
TACT everything calculated TO toIm Il con-
rLhTE assortment. All of which we are sell
ing al less than city prices for cash, or cuul,.
try prodHcr which will be taken at highest
market prices.
N. B.-Wc solicit cali irnin onr friends
and the public III general: and We VIII use
cur best c1n,ts To sell them goois, 50 as to
make their call IL profitable one to thcm-
selves. FORD u FEACOCk.
nov Fl, 1868 Am
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Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY
Of
Chester County.
Election OF MANAGERS 81!

fyNllE members of the Mutual Fire Insur-
l. ance Company of Chester county, are
hereby nntlct, that in accu.1!iuce viii! the
provisions Of the Act OF Incorporation oi said
Company. an Election will he held al their
rtiicr, in CoatSvii.c, On second day. (MUN-
DAi) the 4,h day OF lst n"i.iii, (Jan-
ua,y.) next, to elect thirteen managers ol
said company to serve Tor the rn>ucing Year.
The election viii De held between ilr hours
of ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, aud 5 . ciurK, Z. NJ,
of said day.
A proposition will he submitted To the
mcmbcrs at the election to repeal that part
of the BY Laws, when Prohibits riltct.Eg in
suranccs i'll lnco. pola!rd towns out Of Cncs-
ter County.
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RECEIVERS FOR 1864!

The Board Of nlanagcrs have appointed tie
following named pcls"n Receivers Tor The
State Of Mar, land tor the consng year, VIZ .
Israel Reynolds. An district, and a. KITTEN
house. kissing Sun, It'll district.
u! order vi the Board OF Managers.
C. II. BRADLEY,
Coatsvil!e, Pa. dec -, 1865 1t. S>c'y
S. b. FO3r. CuAS. PEACOCK.
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j>LAHkEFS, Blankets, at low prices, nc
~ r. D!.AAS GN's' t"ct sie
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FURNISHING DRY GOODS

have now very ,r.n AMI we'll selected stock that
WAS bhu lit before rrrcs had advanced So much aud
en- consequently sell lower than most dealers
SiihiAu Mtsi,iAs IN every qutiity Of all the best
makes. WV
.HiiEETiNG MusiiNSr II. ~, !, "a and ~, wide
IT ali th. IN ,lit.~ ia III. IN ,riic; -
L!HnA >iis.Eii hHS ~. ~ tnd , 4 vile.
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