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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
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oSuE:.'s FAREWELL 70 Rrc1YoSD-!iE PEo
CEEDE!H TO YAsKt.L.Np -Al event which las
beer op':ls anticipated ~ everybody f,r sor,a
weeks past, has traaepirel. R. D'O:sag o.
d.n, .9;r Of the New Richmond Th2at:s,
has made h;s ezis. 81 il,nly. not OILY from
the Loari4, but from the city, ana is now NE
King trs,as for Yankeelsui I. will DO re-
n,e:ab,rtd that Osisn claimed his exemption
from the military service upon tho plea that
he was autj2ct Of Her Britannia Majesty,
Tictoria, but tho Confederate States D.st':cs
Cdnrt decided about two months ago that he
had Ls:onio miaiisi III ths South sn1 WAS
therefore tit subj jso. for r.. c5nsnriptiOn law
By ,oEn- uIesas, he hal since mansged to keep
ous NJ tho service ani carry On the business
of the Theatre, If t.utts ali tie tin,n ii
en- uneasy and uncertain State Of mind
The hurry bur!y Of last waok naturally
excited his iears IT, their highest p.soa,
=: 1 he forthwith began to mediate ell
ss0sic. Il Company with one Of his ticket
;::.s,:s, 5s.,,s. Hil!ysri, gel! knewn in Rich
r1oEd, Ito lH.cted an entrance, late Saturday
night CT early yeEtsrday morning. into ono Of
thv couchs OF tho Frlderioksburg trnin at tte
der,. IN Broad street, nearly opposite the
theatre. and tho two hs1ng secroted them
selves in the saloon, remained there until the
cIrs, which lsikst the regular hour yesterday
morning, had reached Milford. in Caroline
county. Hero taey emerged. and were OF once
seen bv the train dotective, who demanded
their passports. As they had zone, the de-
tcctivc at orco concluded that they we're after
getting across the lines, and pu: them under
arrest. While Oh the ietura, and when tho
train was rear Hauavor Juno.l,E, Ogden CON
plaine'i of having tho b)wel Complaint, aad
r sins from his seat went TO the daor OF tho
coaa!i, s:aTp&d On the platform, jlrarei of
aid d;aap ppa.reG in tie woods, to the a:soniSh-
meat and cdnerin Of the energetic detective
And that was tn. Last seen Of Ogden. HID
yard WAS retained in custody, brought safely
to the city last evening, aid was duly locked
UP Tor examination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

SERIOUS ACCIDENT 10 Col. L. E. H.RrGz.-
Ga Saturday evening, after dark, Col. Lewis
Z. Halve, President Of tho Danvilla Railroad
Company, mot with very serious accident
By being tirnwu from hand car On tho road
in Manchester. The darkness prevented the
men who were working the hand Car from
seeing number of coaohes which happened
TO hs On tue track Lelore them. until it Was
too late. The hand car was precpisatei 10
expecttdly against them. Col. Ila!vie was
'aro"n GU: and ono Of his legs received .,
lilo WAS brought to the city and taken to the
residence Of Mr.. 4 air, on Shockoe Hill, where
surgical assistance waa rendered..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-16
Bounty and COT.,In mt ton.

The time for the payment of tie boun-
ty by the United States Government to
veterans and new recruits has been exl
tended to the first of March, and instruc-
tions have been forwarded from Wash
ington to continue the enlistments under
the regulations established prior to the
fifth of January. Wee Grams will now re-
ceive as heretofore $402, and those not
veterans will receive 1902 from the gov
eminent.
There was a joint meeting Of confer
encc, on Wednesday evening, of the Sem
ate and House Committee on Military
Affairs, to take into consideration the
courDutation clanse in the Enrolment
Act. Ii was ascertained that majori-
" OF the Senate Committee were IN favor
OF striking it out altogether, but the
House Committee were unanimously in
favor Of re t.ining a communication clause,
and 1t will, therefore, be incorporated in
the bill. This is considered test ques-
lions on this subject, but whether the
commut.. ton will remain as it is now
three hundred dollars, or be increased to
live hundred dollars or any oher sum-
has not been settled.
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The Maryland Legis1at ure.

The Maryland Senate on Tue sday,
passed the modified order presented BY
MIR. Eichelberger, of Freder ok, as a sub
stitue for that in relation to negro en-
listments, proposing tie appointment of
joint committee to have an interview
with the Pre- sident of the United States.
The vote on the order was, yeas, II;
nays, 2. Three Senators being absent.
On the same day, in the House Of
Delegates, was definitely established the
position of members on tie question of
Emancipation.
MIR. Hebbs fAlleghany) introduced a
preamble apa resolutions, declaring that
the true Interests of Maryland demand
tha.'the policy of Emapcl patton should
Immediately be inaugurated within her
borders; that the Legislature declares
its intention to submit to the people, at
as early a day as practicable, a call for
a Constitutional Convention, so as to give
them an opportunity to carry such policy
into effect, and requesting the Senators
and Representatives in Congress for Ma
ryland to use all honorable efforts to Sc
cure the passage of law by Congress
whereby all loyal o'cners may be com
pensated for the loss of their slaves.
BY vote of As yeas to 90 nays, the
rules were suspended, and the resolution
passed to second reading.
A proposition to amend the last rcso-
luton by striking out the words 'sloyal
owners" and inserting call who own
slaves, and have not engaged in actual
hos:ilities against the Government of the
United States, or given aid or comfort
to those engaged in hostlilics agains,
the SAID Government" was rejected by
a vote of 10 yeas to 81 nays.
The preamble and resolutions were f.
nally adopted by vote Of 81 yeas to II
nays; seven members being absent or
not voting.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

GONE AT LAsT.-John Carroll, bet
ter known to our citizens as {! old John
Carroll, the bone gatherer," was found
dead in his cabin, (Which was constructed
of rough material in woods near New
ark, Del.,) on the I'd inst. He is sup
posed to have frozen to death the night
previous. This noted individual was
Familiarity known in this vicinity, and
could frequently be seen, pacing the
streets, IN this and other towns. The
storekeepers and rumscllers were we'll
acquainted with John from the former
" a cents worth of crackers and bit
of chase was the invariable request of
this old fellow, and from the latter
glass of whisky" Whenever he was
In town the boys never failed to improve
the opportunity, and always had " fine
fun" playing off their tricks on him. -
lie was we'll advanced in years and lived
" solitary and alone " in his home in the
woods. In former days he carried on
his business on respectable scale but
of late years he had been trudging about
from place to place, with his sack on his
back, seeking to obtain livelihood by
following up his old occupation.
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In the formation of the Lccislo

In the formation of the Lcgisla-
tive committees, w, j. Jones, Esq. has
been made Chairman of Ways and Means,
and is, therefore, leader of the House
OF Delegates. This responsible position,
we learn, was assigned him at the re-
quest of large majority of the loyal
members of the Legislature, who recog-
nize his ability and fitness, and his ap-
polntment will meet with the hearty ap-
prevail of the Union men of the State.
The corresponding place in the Senate
Chairman of the Committee on Finance
has been given to Mr.. Stirling, of
Baltimore, and thus these two men who
were SO prominent in the Emancipation
movement during the last canvass are
put at the head of the respective houses
of the Legislature.
When we received news of the cleo
ton OF Gov. Hicks to the U. S. Senate,
we almost despaired of the Legislature
doing anything of practical Importance
toward aiding the Government in sup
pressing the Rebellion but the appoint
ment of Stirling and Jones to such
responsible posts, satisfied us that the
" Conservatives :" do not hold the Leg
islature under their control, and almost
convinces us that if Judge Spence had
gone into the campaign last Fall with all
his vigor and activity, he might have
been elected U. S. Senator. ~
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PRocEEETNGs.oF THE COUNTY CoM MIS-
sEoNERs.-Thc County Commissioners
were in session this week ana the follow
ing is synopsis of their proceedings
Bonds of the following Constables
were approved Joseph W. Rowland ,
9th Dist i; John Richards, 1st Dist T..
Wesley Janney, Sd Dist ; (by appoint
ment) Abncr e. Coulson, 9th Dist; and
John f. Knight, 7th Dist.
Bond of Andrew Brickley, Road Su-
pervisor, 9th Dist approved.
L. Wesley Janney appointed Consa-
BILE Sd Dist vice Vim. Il. Alexander,
failed to bond. Hieronymus Alexander
in Sth Dist; vice Lewis T. Smith, failed
to qualify. James Barnes, in 9th Dist
vice himself, failed to qualify as pre-
scribed by law.
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Notice to Creditors.

TINS is 10 give notice, that the snbscr.
L Der, Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate of
Ebrn"zcr Clark, late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 18th
day Of January, 1875; 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 18th day Of January, 1864.
JOSEPH II. CLARK,
Administrator of EbcneZcr Clark, decd.
Test-CHALKLEr Is. CUrLER, Reg.
ian IL, lSU4-6w
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THE SCHOOL LAw.-We publish this
week Memorial of the Board of School
Commissioners to the Legislature, which
We recommend every reader to study
carefully, and urge upon our Delegates
the necessity Of an amendment to the
law, or its operations must almost en-
tirely cease. We have not room this
week for some remarks which we inten-
dcd to make on the subject, and will
defer them till our next issue.
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Notice to Creditor

T7HIS is to give notice, that the suhscri-
Il Der, of CHI ster co. Pa. hath obtained from
the Orphans Court OF Cecil county, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
George Johnston, late of Cecil county,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of duly authenticated, on or before the 29th
day of Dec, 1864; 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 goth day Of December. 1863.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS
Executor of George Johnston, decd.
Tcst-CHALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
oct l6. 1S64-6W
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1florrieo.

McMULLEN-HEADLY.-At Chesapeake
City, on Thursday. the 18th inst, by the
Rev. j. b. Quigg, Mr.. A. W. McMrILES
and Miss ELLA II. HEApIY, both of this
county.
Observation-Disclosures We'd
ncsday evening, Jan. 9th, by Rev. ". j..
Paxson, Mr.. JoHN W. BowEEsocx, of
Baltimore, and Miss SARAH STEPHENSON,
OF this county.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, the
l4th of January, 1864, by the Rev. W..
H. Furnace, j. LAYTON REGISTER and
CoESEllIA +. CROFT, daughter Of Samuel
Croft. Esq, all of Philadelphia.
GOODNOW-McNEI .-On Tuesday morn
ing. Jan. 18th, by the same, Mr.. GEORGE
W. GoonNow and Miss MARY L. McNEy,
both of Zion, Cecil county.
McCAULEY-WATTS.-On the 9th inst
by the Rev. Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. Jos. Nc
CArLEY and Miss susie WATTS, both OF
Baltimore City.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-16

= A STABBrNG AFFRAY. An al;erca-
ton between e. w. Frazier,T deputy
provost marshal for this county, and a
Mr.. Comfy, Of Cecil county, took place
at Head of Sassafras on the Goth ult.,
during which the latter was stabbed in
two places. 1t was at first feared that
the wounds would prove fatal, but we
have latlerly learned that Mr.. G. is re-
co:erlng. The statements as to the ORR
gin of the difficulty are contradictory,
and we are consequently unable to give
the facts. We leafn that Frazier was
arrested and held to bail. Kent n ews.
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NJ Office 10 CT AINANTS
~ For COMPENSATION
FOR ENLISTED SLAVES
IN MARYLAND.

FOR ENLISTED SLAVES
IN MARYLAND.
]. TIE BOARD OF CLAIMS will hold
its session AT No. 10 SOUTH STREET, Bal
timore, where official copies Of all muster
in rolls and recruiting lists will be filed and
open for tho examination Of claimants.
Ii. Claims must be presented within ten
days OF the filing Of said rolls, viz on or
before the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1864.
Ill. No claims will be received OF enter.
tanned from any person who is or has been
engaged. in rebellion against the Govern
neht OF the United States, or who, IN any
way, has given or shall give, aid OF comfort
to the enemies Of the Government.
~. Loyal persons who have offered their
slaves for enlistment, or whose slaves have
enlisted without their consent, may file an
application for compensation such applica-
ton to be accompanied by a certificate Of
enlistment from the recruiting officer, an
oath of allegiance in the form prescribed,
anu satisfactory proofs Of title also valid
deed OF nanuni>sion and release Of service
OF the parties claimed.
III proof of title, the claimant will he re-
CURED to present. an affidavit of ownership,
Ill which must hc stated the time when he
or she became proprietor Of the Slave, and
II Tor HE Or for term Of years accompa-
MED by the sworn testimony Of at least two
loyal citizens, residing i'll the neighbOrlood
and not members Of the same family, snb-
staniiatns tho fact Of ownership as of pub
lie notoriety. The following oath will like
wise be required 80 do solemnly swear,
that have not purchased or utherw Use OBJ
tanned the slave for whom ROW claim COIL
pcnsation, from any pcrson or persons dis
loyal to the Government Of the United
States, with view Of obtaining compensa-
ton foi tho same and further, that | have
no agency Tor obtaining compensation for
any person or persons but such as, to my
knowledge, are loyal citizens OF the United
States"
For the present and until the law Of the
State prohibiting manumissiOn shall have
beer! repealed, II pledge to file such decd,
when called upon by the Board, &C conpa-
MED by release OF all claim to service Of
such slave, will be required
'. The Board will proceed to examine, in
order, the applications, with certificate OF
enlistment, oath, and proof of titlo and II
these Shall be found satisfactory, will award
compensation not exceeding three hundred
dollars for each able bodied slave enlisted, to
be paid pruvidcda valid deed Of mlnunlis
sion and release Of service shall be tiled 10y
tho claimant.
VI. Said deed Of manumission and release
Of service having been flied with the Board
and approved j, will issue TO the claimant Il
certificate, setting forth the facts, and stating
the sum awarded; which, on presentation to
the Chief OF the Bureau of colored troops,
at WASHINGTON, will be paid by him.
VII. Blank foims of application can be
obtained at the office of the Board.
Published by order 1t the
SECRETARY OF WAR.
S.F. STREErER,
President Board Of Claims.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-16

= APPOINTED. Caleb Parker, of this
town, has been appointed Page to the
House of Delegates a position be held
and creditably filled during 'hc session
Of the last Legislature. We congratu-
late him on his being the only appoint
ment made from j." old Cecil" and hope
he may fill his present position-as we
know he will-with honor and credit TO
himself and the loyal county from which
he halls.
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Notice 10 Creditors,

THIS is to give notice, that the suhscri-
/ Der, of Phlada., Pr, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Cecil county. letters
Testamertarv on the personal estate OF
Lonisa Ei..iE-ton, late Of C,ci! county.
deceased, All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly nnthcnticat Il. on or before the 10TH
day Of Deer, 1861: they may otherwi'c
by raw, he cXcln'lrd 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
t.is 10Th day OF December, 1868.
MATILDA MORRIS,
EXccutriX Of Louisa Ei'ii"g'on, dec ii.
Tes'-CuALKLEY Il CrrLLn, Reg.
i'm l.. lS6i-6W
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-16

GOING TO TIE SOUTHWEST On
Tuesday, the 9th inst, some forty or
fifty men went from Port Deposit and
vicinity for Tennessee, to work on bridg-
es, barracks, &C., for the Government
On Wednesday there we're between six
and seven hundred at Perryville, from
the North en- route for the same place.
Harford Times.
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NOTICE..

The parties heretofore constituting th"
late firm of Mccullough u Co., have with
others taken out a charter for manutactur n9
purposes, under the general laws OF the
State of Mary
7 he husine So Of manufacturing Galvanized
and other Sheet Iron will hereafter be con-
ducted in the name of Mccullough Iron
Company of Cecil comfy.
DkLAPLAINE MCDANIEL. President.
JETHEO j. MCCULLOUGH, Vice Pres,
WM. X. McCLEES. Treasurer.
WlCkIlAN Is. SPEAR, Secretary.
jan |, 1861. jan 10, i8Gf-ti
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-16

NEGRO bout one hun
dred and twenty colored recruits passed
through this town on Wednesday and
Thursday last, and took the cars for Bal
timore. About thirty of them were en-
listed in this county, and the balance in
kent. They were fine hardy looking
set of "Contrabands" and will doubtless,
do good service in pcrsuading the rebels
their "Pecullar institution is bad job
for them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-16

New STATES ATToRNEY.-The new
States Attorney for this county, Henry
K. Torbert, Esq, took the oath of Office
before his Honor Judge Price, on We'd
nesday week and entered on the dis.
charge of his duties. We hope, and
have no doubt, that he will make as able
and earnest prosecutor as his lite pre-
deccssor, w. j. Jones, Esq.
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].)ic0.

Elk Neck, on the 1lth
inst, CARRIE CoRDEILA, daughter of j.
NJ. and Isabella Scuddcr, aged months.
enthusiastically at his residence. in
this county, on the 18th inst. JESSE IRWIN,
aged 45 years, 10 months and II days.
"Aillictions sore short time he bore,
Physicians were in vain;
Till Christ did pleas" to give him ease
And rcleavc him of his pain.
j, r, IRWIN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-16

Our worthy townsman Levi d. Left
mann is about closing up his business in
Elkton, as will be seen by to. days Wing.
He intends moving to Philadelphia,
where no will carry on the Wholesale
and retail millinery bust ness, at No. o25
n. second street.
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SALE OF FISHING Properly,

THE subscriber will sell at public sale at his
L residence. in North East. on MONDAY the
25th day of January, 1861, 100 Fahoms of 81. IN E
with lines mil corlIs; 5 coils Of Hiuiinc ROPE
| large and 2 small Boats with Oars complete ;
5 Iron Capstans; large stove; all in com plste
order
Sale to commence at . o'clock r. ~, when
terms will be male known hy
JOHN W. SHIPPERS.
jan l6. l3Gi-2w* Agent.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-An accident
occurred on the railroad between North
East and Charlestown, in this county,
on Wednesday last by the express train,
which passes Elkton, going North, at
half past II p. M, by the breaking of
one of the cars axlos, by which four
cars were thrown off the track, and sew
en- or eight persons injured.
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Ns.'s>ES =,

JOHN BROWN AND FRAN, INA BROWN
HIS " irT rs. IlMUI!il TILt'llAa /
AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Cour. for Cecil county
In Chancery.
NRDERED, this Both day of December.
" in the year lSCa, tlIal the sales ln:dc
and reported by john y. j. CrcSweIl, Vrus-
tee in the above cutiticd cause, for the sale
OF the Real Estate OF Robert jlshnian. de-
ceased, be ratified and cunlifl4ri, unless
Cause to the Contrary thereof he shown on
or before the iinh day Of March next; pro
vidcd i copy OF TINS Older be Inserted III
Some newspaper printed at EIAion. once i
week for one month before tAc fourth da! OF
February, neAt.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be S2,53l.23. CnAS. II. llAlAES,
True cOpy-tcst, Clerk.
ClIAS. Ii. UAlNES,
Jan ., lSGl-5w Citrk.
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil county
lu CLanccry.
nHDERED, this 2ith day Of December,
W in lnc year 1868, that the sale m,tie and
reported by john \. }. CreswaI, Trustee IN
the above entitled cause, ni the residue OF
the Mount ARAFAT Farm, he ratified ami con
hrmcd, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown ON or before the filth day Of March,
next; provided copy OF this order b. in
serted IN soEc newspaper printed at EiNton,
once Il week for one month, UeIvrc tac fourth
day Of February, next.
The Report state. ihc amount Of sale to
Hc 5000. CliAS. ii. HA!hh.S,
Truc copy-tcst. Clerk.
ClI.IS. Ii. UAlNES,
Jan >, lSGi-5w Clerk.
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jan l6. l35i-2w*
Euco,Mcs for the Wear 1868.

pEkSONS having incomes will be required
l to make return Of the same for the year
1863. on the LIST of next May to the Assist
ant Assessor Of this county. They should
proceed to adjust their accounts and he pre-
pared when the time arrives. Farmers hav-
ing produce of the last years growth on
hand on the 3lst of December last will esti-
mate its value by the market price at that
tmo. jan IL, lsGi-3t.
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DiSS0Essti0sl.

THE Copartnel>hip heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers. under the name
OF Mccullough x Co., has this day been dis
solved, by mutual consent.
J. J. MCCULLOUGH,
y. MCDANIEL,
WM X. mcCLEES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-16

1864. COMBINATION COOK STOVE. g Il
I DESIRE to Gull your attention especially to
] this Stove [ believe 1 have in this stoye all
that is really valuable in Cooking Store. The
hucs are large; the ire-box large and we'll form
Ell aud the oven is much lnr:er and better pro-
por.ioncd than that of any other stove in the mar
ket Tho oven being prote;ta | at different points
by air chambers which eqnalize the heat, and
makes II pcrfee. baking oven. This stove h,s
been in use ov or two years. aud has earned for
itself a reputation unelualsl by any stove, which
[ am prepared to show by those having III EN- in
use For sale by f. w STAPLES.
ian 10. 1854.
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|NDER VINEGAR.-Five barrels Fine Cider
OyncCar, (pade by W. NJ Paxson, st. Georges Sta
ton Dslnwaro for sale Icy r. Drennen at 70 cents FOR
gallon,
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office, Elkton.
IL Md, on January l6, 1861.
Alexander Mrs Ann G Murphy John
Crawford VIM II Nash Mrs Agnes
Dennison John (2) Price Mrs Aremnty
Gearry Miss Lidia Ray Mrs Abig'l
G. ormnn rig Roberts Mrs DR.
Clover Miss Annie Richson Miss A.
Johns Rev John Tyson John
Jones MrsJ Taley Miss Sarah
Jones MISS Willyams Richard
Jones jah Vahey Thomas I.
(2a)
~Persons calling for tho above will
please say they are advertised.
JAMES McKINSEY, P. M.
jan. 16, ls64-lw.