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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
LEGAL.
Guardian's Sale of Valuable Eeai
Estate.


ElT VIRTUE or AZ ORDER or THE SQUIRT
asfsi<ne4 guardiaB Of lhs persons and estates u
1ehn Eszkes, Margaret Becker, sod ffizsssgh
baaksfi minor hsirs 81 FfsdsTlek Becker asoe&s-
- ofsrs far ssis ~ private sails The onfiyidsd
6sFee-asks part 81 the feAi estate j. fauderburgh
egeAfTs in1lauas kaoWn and Described - al that
{ part 81 ffaetid 81 sections nnmh~ra era and ak
Ia toNnshfp 80. ssxes. soHth 81 FanRs No. zen
Nsat h. f5e FlaeaaBaa Land District, thus bound.
ID Bagfanlaz = . point en- The east lire 81 sald
section 80 Agss nfns En9 y 100 chains soash II
tAe ngrfh-esst corner q said section 10 ave- asd
fuaalng fhsnea sogth along said sAsf line Of safd
sscEoa, twelve I'D % lao chains, fh~nes vel
saa tarntisl wlfh ne north line u sxi1 fsstsnsi
seetieaas ninesF-nins sna % - chains 70 ths
xest IsBs q sad fractional ssefs8n No six fheuee
ia . nprfh vasfNsFdiy direction along aaga al
msatie0sd line Thirteen and 0s1gc chalna. h /.
po4nf frol NAfsb tiae, ranufnx raralisf vita
ths nersh Ilne q saS fractional sscfieos geut4
strike ~ ptsee q oeEisBlsg. and fhsnee ssst 80
parallel Nitb ssN nerfh line o. sala seefio.s -
tbs FIsee q begfnAlng, conaainfug enc h,,-gs-.,s
and tNsr g -nias ana sz-1D0 aerss
TERMS Of sAL1 .-Ons-6gwrfh a. a.. =
ehass asQusy + . b raid 10 cash, an4 Ia rssss
~ q 80 p4Tussnfc ~ Gus And I've vesr.s .-1ss
fse purchaser giF % bis nltes f,r fhe s~fsr-.y
= SiHeltAs 1@AFlnt hftsrest sns wsfvisv -sis.t
'Foal - Aatien islls, and seeurfng a. -. ~.
nSf lsaze On saic real estate -
= 81 t2ftnsf "a sal ara zAdsess tbs unssr.i0nso
y $50 Alb u lSSisna.
MARY BECKER,
. Fer further particulars Inquire i EsilsTss C..
- "a ~ - street, opposfss she Ccurs
aoasss or On th< s.snasa- naIasS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
DRY GOODS.
FINE DRY GooDsl
PARTNERSHIp

M n. 5onN PUTNAM Is ADMITTED A
=, q fnsr % orr business, to date from MARI
sasa. - As ssyis OF ths Arm viii remain abe
nsansvslie. March Is, isss. - 'A4-AD 70 y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-23
Notice 10 Creditors.

1--WE creditors Of Charles Peacock are hereby
l. notified that he has this fourth day of Sep
tcmbcr, 1865, conveyed to W. ]. Jones and VI
Z. Ewing all his property, estate and credits,
real, personal and mixed, to which he is in any
way entitled, in trust for the benefit of his ere
dltors After providing for the Payment of all
expenses and fees attending the execution o..
the trust, and the further payment of note o.
five hundred dollars due to one of his creditors.
the said Dcedprciers such Of the creditors of said
Peacock who sh"l on OF before the tenth day of
October, 1868, come in and execute releases of
their claims in consideration of the payment Of
said claims, or such dividend thereon as shall he
audited to them respectively
A Release drawn in accordance with the said
provisions, is now rasdy FOR Signatures, at orr
office i'll ElktUn, where the Deed may hc sAeu.
W. J. JONES,
w. =. EWING,
Sept lth 1868. Trustees
sept Q, lS63-.w
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NOTICE.

TNHE firm Of Peacock & Carter having
L been dissolved, the debts due the firm,
will be collected by the undersigned.
| he receipts Of either of the three will be
good. All persons are hereby notified not
to pay any money due the said firm to any
other person;
All debts not paid az once will be collect.
ed by course of law.
DR.. ROBERT C. CARTER.
Cherry Hill.
W. P. EWING,
Attorney for Peacock
FREDERICK STUMP,
ssept Q, 1S65-3w Attorney for Carter.
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Dissolution Of CO.FartnerShip

THE Co. Partnership heretofore existing
n under the name and firm of S. NJ. c.
Nesbitt n Co. was dissolved by mutual con.
sent on the LIST day of September, 1876
Either OF the undersigned is authorized to
settle the business of the late firm. All
persons indebted will please call and settle.
The business will be continued by Mrs.
II. NJ. Wilson, under the name and style Of
S. NJ. c. Ncsbitt & Co.
SAMUEL NJ C. NESBITT,
HENRIETTA NJ. WILSON.
Port Deposit, sept 3, lSG5-3w
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State Of Maryland,
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE
AnnannliS Anr 3lst ISnS

UFEICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATt.
Annapolis, Aug. 3lst, 1865.
To all mhom 1t may concern:
NOTlCE is hereby given, That application
~ has been made to the Governor Cor par
don IN the case of the State vs., John i'Itchard,
convicted in the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at April Term, 1853, and sentenced to tho
Peni'entiary until May LIST, lo6-.
The Governor will take up the case for final
decision, on or after TUESDAY, 10Th day Of
September, next; until which time protests
against the said application will be heard and
the petition III the case open to inspection at tho
discretion of the Governor.
BY order OF the Governor,
WM b. HILL,
sept y, lSh5--3W Secretary of State.
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ASTRAY,

hereby certify that on this fifth day of Sep
L TENDER, 1865, Samuel $. fucker brought be-
fore me Dark Sorel Horse, marked t. S
some white marks on his back, about 10 years
old, as stray coming to his premises aboHt the
LIST of August ult. SAMUEL LOGAN, j. F.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away.
SAMUEL S. TUCKER,
sept g. lS65--3w~ Charlestewn, Nd.
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John Barber.

John BARRIERS celebrated Razors, stamped with the
VSquare and Compass, which to initiate is penal
olense. Manufactured by stephen Martin (sonin-lawl
successor TO the late John Barber In and for
aug -, 1850 L. ". STAPLES.
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u N l 7 E D S T A T ES
INTERNAL REVENUE,
First Collection District, State Of. Maryland

First Collection District, State of MARYLAND,
Collectors Office, Elkton, Maryland.
PURSUANT to the provisions of section %,
L of an Act entitled AN Act to provide Inter
nal Revenue to support the Government and to
pay interest on the Public Debt" approved
June both, 1864, as amended by the act of
March 3rd, 1865,
Notice is Hereby Given
to all persons liable to pay Duties or Taxes
ander said act for
Licenses, Incomes, Carriages Piano Fo,tes,
cold Watches, COLD u,,d Sitter Plate,
in the First District of the State of MARYLAND
comprising the counties of CECIL, Kent, Queer,
AIMS, Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester, Somerset
and Worcester, that the Collector or said Dis
trlct has received from the Assessor thereof his
Annual Collection List, pursuant to the proyi-
sionS OF section y of said act; that the Duties
ana Taxes assisted by the Assessor have be-
come due, and are hereby demanded; HAT the
said Collector will attend to the collection of
sad Duties and Taxes assessed for Cecil county.
at his Office in Elkton. on and after Mondav,
Tie lSth day Of September, until the 2sM dae Of
September 1865; and that all persons in said
county, who neglect to pay the Duties and
taxes as rtoresaid assessed upon them, to- the
said Collector or his Deputy, within the time
above specified, may be liable to pay ten pcr
centum additional upon the amonnt thereof,
with fee of twenty cents and mileage for the
service of the notice. These penalties are man
dntory. and will be enforced without respect TO
persons.
Taxes payable only in Treasury MOTIFS end
National Currency
jis. r MccrLLouGIf,
Collector First District, State OF MARYLAND.
sept l6 lSG5-ow
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OLIVER WOOD,
GENERAL AGENT.

N|ILL attend TO al Kinds of BuSncSS
w entrusted to his care, such as
Government and state Claims.
either in Maryland or Washington. Army
and Navy Claims attended to WITH despatch
Country and City Property sold on Com
mission, House and Ground Rents promptly
collected.
Persons in the country will please address
me at NO. 81 SECOND STREET.
BALTIMORE.
N. B.--Farm Labor supplied at short
notice for small commission.
REFERENCES
Hon. J. A. j. Crcswel, w. p. Ewing,
Esq, John Miller, Esq, Joseph Golibart,
Esq. GJune 10, 1865.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-23

THREE HUNDRED EMPTY FLOUR
l. BARRELS, for sale cheap, at
LEWIS Il MARKETS.,
June II. Next door Court House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-05

wife Was .: little ever thirty three years Of
age.-And he believed the three mtscaIriages
named were all within twelve Tontns. NJ.
The jury returned as q verdict, "That MS
tilda Jane Jones, wife Of James ID Jones,
came to her death by means Of an -opsralon
performed apon her OF, the 18th May, 1865, ioE
the purpose OF producing an abortion, by one
Or. Worsfer. whose place Of business il in
Washington, on 10th street, opposite 70 the
theater where President Lincoln was killed,
death ensuing between m X O'Clock p. M, May
~ and l21 8. m June 1, 1s65." :.
MIR Jones and Mrs. Haywood recalled
Testified that the medicines were net obtained
Worster. The bottles were sent, for, and found
70 contain merphene and other articles, in
tended to alleviate pain, and appeared to have
effect; but DIR. Cragin testified that the pain
as lulled by modification taking place.
, Immediately upon the returntof the verdict
-Detective Donaldson, who had been detailed
by Superintendent Richards TO, attend ,espe-
cially to the case, demanded OF Justice Buckley
q warrant tor the arrest OF j. Rutherford
Worster. The warrant was issued, and the
detective proceeded Immediately to DR.. Wors-
ter's office, but was Informed that the doctor
had left the city in the three O'Clock train. The
detective waited until night, and with detec-
tives McDeyitt and Claryoe, kept a sharp
lockout, and finally arrested the doctor, and
locked him up IN the police headquarters.
Sunday morning, Justices Buckley and Dru-
~ called ap the case for hearing, Mr.. Ford ap.
pearing for the prisoner The witnesses were
present 10 testify, but the prisoner waived a
tuc JustiCcSY d1O WIS sent 10
jaiiior court, his counsel designing at the ear
hest opportunity to have the case brought be-
fore the criminal court by habeas corpus, In
order to secure the liberation of The accused
upon bail for his appearance before the Grim.
inal court at its ne xt term.
The prisoner has been for some years re-
siding in Washington; is not member of the
MedfcaI Association. Recently he has been
appointed a justice Of the peace for the county
of Washington, and has opened his Office in
the same building where. he keeps his "med-
icaIr Office
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
The Mexican Emigration Schem

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-The leaders of the
Brontes expedition were brought before the
United States Court this morning, on the
charge of violating the neutrality laws.
The examination was pos tp oIed until Mon.
day. Advices from W ashfngton are anxiously
awaited.
1t said that the steamer Colon will be sent
70 the Mare Island navy-yard for protection
There is considerable speculation as to the
course the pirate Shenandoah steered after
leaving the Australian waters. Opinions are
expressed that he will next be heard from on
The west coast of South America, in the track
of vessels sailing between California and At
iantlc ports and Europe Increased war risks
are demanded by insurance companies.
The owner of ''Norfoik'' has paid the for
felt and Withdrawn bis horse from the three
mile run advertised for next week.
The troops lately sent to Arizona are now
arriving at Fort Mohane, and will take the
field against the Apeches, who have commit.
ted murders lately.
Bannock City, In Idaho, was burned doun
on the 10Th instant.
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NEW ORLEANS.

heqDest Oh ntDtt e1ElcPrS TO 90 10 NIeXfCo.
NEW YORK, June 4. -Advices from New
Orleans give the details Of the surrender OF
Kirby Smith forces, but the maia facts Nave
here tofore oeen stated.
port said that some of the rebels gen.
eral requested perrls sion 10 be allowed to Ia ke
twenty thousand troops across the Rio jrande,
So the assistance of JuareZ.
The rebel generals were very anxious to
obtain permission TO ship and sell cotton ough
20 pay their troops, but the scheme tell
through.
The rebel general Price has gone to Calves
ION on the steamer Clinton, and Generals
BucKner and Brent have returned TO. Alexan-
dria, accompanied by General Heron, who
will Strange fer the occupation OF the country
~ the Union armies.
General Bailey expedition from Mobile has
arrived at Baton Rouge. TIE men composing
IL we're we'll received by the people along the
" hole line of March. No armed bodies were
setn with the exception of q few guerillas, q
party of whom dashed into our lines at Eton,
Mississippi and shot one OF our man and es-
cspea, although the citizens co operated with
our troops in the atteInp. TO capture them.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

Arrest Of Gov. MagFath-Wade Hampton
Makes his Escape-Movement of Secre-
tary Welles and Postmaster General
Dennison.
NEW YORK, june i-The Herald's Charles.
ton correspondence reports the arrest Of Gov.
eruor Magrath at Columbia, ON the 27th of
May, for high treason
He was taken to Hilton Head, and would
soon be sent North for trial.
He surrendered himself to Lieutenant Breck
who was sent to arrest him.
Wade Hampton escaped. His Whereabouts
are Unknown.
Columbia rs. Gu is garrisoned by the 25Sth
Ohio regiment.
= Citizens are taking the oath of allegiance in
crowds.
Other towns Of the State are properly garri-
Soned
Secretary Welles and Postmaster General
.DeBnison and party visited Charleston and
Savannah in the Santiago de Cuba, which
vessel will shortly be sent North.
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THE EVENING STAR.
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
rHEsuRRENbER OF KrRBY SMITHS
FORCES.

General uckner Cenductsthe Affair
NHv YORK, June 3-Sew Orleans papers
contain the details of the surrender .of, Kirby
Smiths forces. The capitulation was COM
pIe.ed on the 25tn OF May. General Backner,
/: appears, conducted the last oapitulation as
be did the first one at Fort Donelson. He
showed General Candy undisputabe aa-
therfty % act for Smith. The rebel navy was
Tepreser ted by Captain Carter. General Dick
Tsylcr was present. Il is probable. therefore,
3 c. mpetent Federal force will move Forward
a. once to occupy the principal cities In Texas
In the ID esntime the reoel represcn VIII
remain within our lines 70 gre COUNSEL ano
a0yice as to scciai order, while tehefai smith
proceeds through his department 10 prepare
t1s people for coming events
e a petition is in circulation in Mobile TO Pres
,dent Johnson for meas ures TO bring Alabama
again ma 20 relation with the Union.
, Union prisoners from Camp Ford, Texas,
uho arrived st New Orleans on the 29sh, rep
resenta post composed state OF affairs exist
ing in Texas, and state that general anxiety
Is manifested for the Union forces to occupy
he State
The prisoners consist offdesachment from
every State in the Union, as we'll as few
captured from the steamer Morning Light
TEe.l after ale the oldest prisoners Of war,
having been pFIroners tor the last twenty EIGHT
mouthe
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ATW WOODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILI DRIVER,
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority of this machine all 9th ers for the
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells. the undersigned is
This machinery comprises everything requisite
for the boring Of oil wells excepting the STlAM
tbut will be furnished il desired, at reasonable
price, and dispenses with the use OF the derrick
fixtures NOV in use. and is so arranged being con.
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The detritus is removed from the well BY our pat.
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not only removes all the detritus in from to 10
minutes. but likewise efectuaiy clears ont and
opens all the small oil veins that are often en-
trsly closed up by the old process Of sand pumping.
With this machine and practical engineer, a
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Of from IL to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
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Arrangements are being made for the construo-
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Norwich Newburg. N. Y. and Pittsburg, Pa. For
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY TEB
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
1876 j. 1917 Broadway, New York,

ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MELODEONS,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs,
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ELEGANT JEWELRY,
CONSISTING OF
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Coral. Plorentine, Mosaic Jet Lave and Cameo
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VALUED AT 100000.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man.
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the Certificate Or Q 9ri ' Tor some
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' Oh receiving tho Certificate the purchaser will
named Or can choose any other one article on our
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Parties dealing with us may depend on having
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Tha following parties hsvetecently drawn val:
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Luther Detmold. Washington. DC, Oil Painting.
We're we permitted. we might add many names
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SO doing. We therefore publish no names without
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LISTERS from various parties throughout the
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LIST OF ARTICLES
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without regard to value. and not to be paid for
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From Europe,

NEW YORK, June 4.--The steamer Peunsyl-
vania, from Liverpool ON the 2i;h Of May,has
arrived.
3 Con soils 90 4 aSO's; United States Five. TWEEN
ties 65x a65A.
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Gen. Lee Offered a Hom. Abraaa

NEW YORK, June "A Richmond letter
says member of the English Parliament has
offered General Lee a splendid residence in
London, and sum OF money, the interest OF
which would support himself and family for
In
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SA ART ANS e. IRTl
SAMARITANS GIFT
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2, which are foar degrees stronger than No, /,
. box Dan be obtained At No, 1872 Cha 6ers st +,
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