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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

The mill where Henry Clay, when boy
used to ride, with his meal bags, is still
standing and performing its old work. II
is about three miles north Of Ashland, on
The Fredericksburg Railroad, and about
nineteen miles from Richmond. 1t escaped
all injury from the ravages Of war.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

For the last week past our farmers have
had rather surplus supply of rain, for the
good of their wheat, as we hear it has oc.
casioned the "rust." What the rain may
have injured in this respect, we feel conf
dent it has more than made up in It's ben
efts to the other crops.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

Private advices from a member Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company announces the
completion of the csble, and confidence that
Europe and America will be in Geographic
communication by next month.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

We refer our readers to the Commission
Card of Messrs. Witt, Sloan & Co, of St.
Louis, Mr.. Witt was but lately farmer OF
this county, where he has resided long
number Of years, and is well known to our
citizens as trustworthy and upright man.
Our readers may rely upon all business en-
trusted to them being faithfully attended TO-
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

DRUa AND BsoK Store. IF. w. Digges,
Esq. Of this place, has on hand large
and excellent supply Of Drugs, Medicines
and all The other articles usually kept in
the Druggists line, as well as good sup.
ply Of stationery and fancy articles. Store
room at the Post Office. Give him cali
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

The Legislature of Tennessee adjourned
on Monday, the 18th inst, to meet agar
on the first Monday in October. A bill
requiring test oath from clergymsn, law
ysrs and doctors was indefinitely postponed
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

j. M. Reid, Esq, at Fayetie, is in the
Agency business for the collection Of claims
against the State or General Government.
Those having such claims unadjusted, would
do we'll to call on him.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

In he circuit court, saline county, Missouri.
May Term, ls65-May 18th.
l Da'' B. i il; s'as.' Pet. and Att.
NOW at this day comes the plaintiff, by his at
IN torney, in this cause, and it appearing to the
Court that process cannot be served upon the said
defendant, it is ordered that the said defendant,
John B. Hawkins, be notified by publication, that
civil action has been commenced against him by
the plaintiff, Burr E. Powell, by petition and at
tachment, in the circuit. court Of Saline county
Missouri, for damages fol, property taken, to the
value Of two hundred and sixty dollars, and this
property has been attached, and unless he, the
said John B. Hawkins, be and appear at the next
term Of this Court, to be holden at the court
house, in Marshall, Saline county, Missouri, on
Monday, the 9th day of November, A. D, 1865
and on or before the third day thereof, (if the
term shall so long continue, if not then before the
end of the term,) judgment will be rendered
against him, and his property sold to satisfy the
same.
attest: W. A. WILSON, Clerk,
June %, 1s65-5w NJ Sl2
| J.y: TURNER and t. SHAcKELFoRp, attorney
! for plf. .5
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

Five hundred men with intrenchment
tools and collins have been sent to the battle
field of the Wilderness, to inter the remains
of soldiers still exposed to view, of which
there are quite number.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

The Secretary Of war has directed that
all returned Union prisoners who have en-
dured the hardships Of incarceration at
Andersonville, or any of the barbarous dun
geons Of the South, be Immediately and
honorably discharged the service, and that
Itbey receive three months extra pay.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

A, E. Noel has permanently located in
this place for the practice of his profession
in the Dental Art. See card.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22

President Johnson is fast gaining the CON
fdence Of the people Of North Carolina.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court, Saline county, Missouri
May Term, ls65-May 18th.
Burr E. Powell,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

rinia. This process. however, goes cnis
half way. Il does not define who shall be
voters or legislators, or state officers. 10
a word while the laws Of tie United STATES
are put IN full force By the Pres.deh- actO--
ding the requirements ofthe ConS---1''o'.'
the state Is still leit without q government
To provide for this deficiency Gov F.sr-
pont is ordered TO act as Governor lhuel
tie President, and DO such things as us
President may order. II IS suppose d
similar process will be enforced on Norm
Carolina. AMI afterwards upon The o-As'
rebe. states in succession This IS proO4-
bly tie very best that can be done a. pres
ent: but it Is evident enough that 10 Fe'e'-
snee 70 the organization Of tie state Gov
ernments. there must be an ultimate appeal
70 Congress.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24
The Third Series Of Se7an-Ihirties.

Tie rreat success Of the 7-s9 Loan must /
always be looked upon as one Of tie mos' 4
pov.-f,sl evidences VI the strength Oh 'Ae
INTEL states Government, and Of is stroA-
hold upon tie confidence an affection %
the reoDle. On saturday, Nay l5ln' '--
.ubsc-ipt.ons were over Htirty ni...l9'- a.
ors ana for The week ending ol tA4' a-.,
over ,,tasfy-efgf. Millions oo.ars. am ~
.l.e ttr-a months Tia. the Loan has been ID
CHARGE of NJ JAY COOKE, orsr IRE .-'--
d,e5 millions dollars. These large Fece.p'7
,---r enable the Treasury % pay OF our az
mics as they are de-oaul.a and 10 Fapil-.
| ,.-osar,-e the various o1iga-i0ls that have
been incurred during Tie war. H-7'or.
wiu show that d great war-deot 10 inli'-l-
,ols has never before been 50 promptly PAID
and We think all Will agree that Secretary
NcCulloca deserves great credit Tor The
af,iii-v he has manifested. LOT only III Sc
c,,ripo- the means. blt for The financial skill
he has displayed i'll So directing these vast
receipts All disbursements as n9- Tor a
rnomeDt 10 disturb the equilibrium u con-
me-ce en8ar-ass iullrllua.s. Or 10 any way
tighten the money market. X - doubtless
true tia. tie Secretary of the Treasury
rni.-h. have negotiated the remainder 81 his
loans a. SIX per cent interest instead oi J.
go Int SO much valuable tine would nee
E essariiv have been lost IN popl4f-z--5 d
, ney loan tl4, tLe s-eA, Object Oh TIC 'f''-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

T e Nations. Intelligence ro.e-r.n- =
tie arrest a1i Imprisonment VI -.e Lea--
Comm ---ane- 0-.i gives D. report -lat -e
rls ro-sasssl himself of r-a means O, olr
prisoners AZ Richmond and Appropriated
-aem q his own use
Tar frst man killed in tLis war vas Dan
III Howe. n Ne~ Eo-z. e Fort Sumter. in
IsGl. av IL premature discharge u -ll-
a ---a las been frequently all e--0a-
e-r.-- reported IS H1r-l.f
THz S-u Francisco Bulletin says taa- -Le
cuau..tv % silver bullion pouring mo mar
-e- s-a-- .ae inter-. lr Is larse and constantly
increasing il volume the 9llk Of watch :
shipped TO Chl-4-
The entire cost O. the mansion il Phila-
delpaia presented % Gen. Grant with IA
furriiurs, Is $50, 900.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

a..- r-t lLet-
49,. alo.e number ~ voices s-t-l .o- O. sal. n---'
ass 1-r Jl--... n t-s rf-. t'-. g. N-~ -.-.
-.ls O. -slr. ei.i. .nr-e On l..etr tv' 3 -
Al. O.. % were -.tc. 1s .s.. o~s w FLtT A.-e -a'-
slrI seven l.- ,-- twenty .-s..-. " .'e gwen
Lao p C.-lsti1rg. AMI aAs ll1trei ans sew
a1tv-two g. sore s-att-r-s votes
We tie &c. rs -let Stat- t-uv~ eos Be-
c--.fv tn- FOREGOING 20 b. 70 t-ua stateneat 60 - i--
,irea 10 "a -.its ~ Nsl ga 3 tae eAi- Oh
n.e OF Assorist. s.Ile - CHE Supreme rt % .-e
uen-ra. Eo-a.a, no.oeu ou re- ta'rl -ay oi Alfi4
A 1Se5 ..
-ay q Ny A. i. les.
JAtf- PORTER, Se,r.,ary + >.is,
J. OWEN Si1fe TrsasursT
CYRUS HEWITT. C9ul s. ne L1Ht L-.css
B5d-i p sat Cin-lsssrf
Weth eualersizrsl state 4uv4sss-s. = ',l a ca
exam .nat.oa o. tue election re.-rAs t.4 tl &c
COUNTIES ir the state = We. sAa, rec r by i-s
secretary cl state 10 determine as tle res ~ r-f
rv.,ti.at i.4 THAI Isaac tlrl-ti-lyt .4- r-.a nt
t-- are ..est lumber - votes as Cd g. % i-r
ssics d.. Associate Justice q ths slQreL.e to-ii e
M.r. gan
Jag q Nay J.. $50
IA p rOilFR A1- day y >.a's
7 OWEN Stl.- Eses'irer
CYRUS HEWITT. Com r >-1le L4ni tIice-
BlIfl Y Sac fIat-lss-rs-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court.

II. --a.rsiz1--. S--r,t--v o- --,;e. Sac --e-s--
-.- az, Cor. b. si-1-- 81 80 ~--s -i-- .-- =
e.i.t hr Nv t-e L.4-- rt STATE lt-rs-5 -. -
-. = =. p 49, y --s.. . u .sil- s.-l-
- - w..-ss as t.s -era-.e-- A-F
b l-s5 r. .le ---q 8 - cl-v-ss4-. ~ A--ef
~ tie votes sise- 49, t-- G--e-z- -i - ----e- =
.ssI safe o1 N.--. -ll. % MAY --e t---- "a
- u 5sssr Assr-.a.s --s-ics Gel, tie -
rrsusa Co1rs prlcee--- 81 examine t-s s'--- q IS
rs..rsd b ~ S---s---y O., safe a-1 ee---Fe- -
=. 5viuk - tie -es--s = i-a-- --F-s- 90.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

INSURANCE AGAINST Accidents.
cut has been famous ever since we can re
member for The amount of Insurance done
within lis limits. and doubtless sta-e makes
a profitable business out of Tire misiortunes
q other people. 4 new feature was added
% the oil practices in 1859 10y the incorpor-
ati..n nr ihe B.. Travellers Insurance fo'","
nv. for the specific purpose 81 efiectng in
surance AGAINST accidents. 81 whatever kind
or description. whether they occur In trav-
cling by railroad, steamboat or stage-coach
walking In the street. az work ia the shop,
or sitting hv the domestic lresiie; whether
riding. hoa,m. hunting fishing shooting.
swimming. cr.ckctiu-, surveying, engineer
.ng; whether working or playing sleeping,
or waking. in danger or ont OF apparent
LANCER. at home orabroad- liz every variety
~ Circumstances in which mankind aye
ordinarily paced
\ General Accident Policy not only i'm
GUIDES the risk in travelling. hut also all
forms If alslocations broken bones, rup-
cared tenioas spra.ns- coucussi0Hs. crush
ug,. bruises. cuts. s;ab-. gun-hot wounds.
poisoned wounds, burns and scalds, bites
ora,g-. unprovokel assaults by burglars
robbers or murlerer--taeAc action ofii=Atins
lr sun stroke the ELECTS of explosions
chemicals. Hoods or earthquakes. su.ioca-
ton hy drowning or choking.
Its better than lite Insurance for the
s. g. ...
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24
Election in Lafayette, Ind.
LAFAYETTE. INp., May 18th, 1855.

LAFAYETTE, ND, Nay 18th, 1855.
On Monday. Of last week, the city cleo
ton Of this hourish.ng town TOOK place.
Tie old 'unterrihed Democracy had ex-
erted itself 10 the utmost. in flaming hand
bills. circnlars. sc, 70 arouse its forces
once more in defence OF the power it had so
long swayel over the city Of Lafayette
The Republicans and Union men simply
offered 50 reward for the legal conviction
of any man found guilty o. Illegal voting
on The day Of election
The result was the complete overthrow.
by large majoriiies, Of democratic rule in
every ward in the city. Lafayette is revo-
in,ionized.
The Democratic party must be speedily
resuscitated, or il viii le among the things
that were. &c.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24
Ci-ou., Judge 18th Judicial Circuit.

-s-r..-r .--l Secretary g -t--e, Si-t- I-'a' st7
80. d. ..--.-sl1-8- . --s ---t- -s-- a--t ---. o.
ta4 a~.aet1e ..1-- -- -r1-e ---s .,--s -' % '-
oT- q if. --cre,a-y g p 3, .- L.-s.-- A''-
- .v .r a.. s.sa1t.. - Say % Aay A u
l>ss ...s lrg1-e 20 c2-r-s---- az a. ----'--
80. ... =. 81. General -l.--. lol-t- i- Sal
safe q sl.-- al % El-lay. - sara Gay A4.-
A lssS -9- C.-c-.. Judge - ne "a -----'---
- -,---.ssf I. s..-..re Gle statements r-4s-y4-
" - ss-r.iiry q safe. 49, cscA-s1 80 il
- 80 r.. % e. tle.- --r=s. s-s---
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

l. Is estimated thar .ne 4nan'ry el cor
ton held I'D inc south SUBJECT % iAe
twenty-five per cent iaN, is -No H.iiioA
bales tl1, nozzle ,a.i .a-l :. nil.iLH pi.es
sill et'hr u" lt'le a. ''i' Cove.
"eh.. l.. '..''' '.''., ."'
80 n-,...--.',n ,r Nil ss received be-
,....., 80. ...e-
..........,.....
i.'e lo"'" " '7.l.''' .-- ''.'
"Pl a., 81. E a. 49,, ,.77... D....... ...
liet' ,-.- So
',','l ,..,.,rif I,. ,..lar ~ fte SECRETARY nt
" I'D ~. -,,...., - ..-...,. .,......i
-, .-,.'.. ,..i '-.-.,,... ....- ~ Nh.
So,,.f ~.f,ei C,'..,-s-...- ~ K.-.,- T. W
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

sNl- r,i--ne--
The wl1e --re,r % votes gwen 'a- GLE so OIL.
CT gs-s-ls a, tle Crivlrsity, vas oao --lireI an.
..-ty .t--e. t-1lssL1 tlrcs l-lt-t. ri Sky
"a 3r4l. ali n 3 ware & ve- - l'1Ts - f'f
Two t1o s4ni t1res hundred and thirty tHlr = ae+j
y r. r.v.1 f.r s1wE-1 c. W=.e.r. atF i---sa--
81 at hun r. an r0-fy t--se 49, ,--i wer- ~.
s5r George y Lard. -.n-tee- thoisa-Q farce h-lt-
g. tli-.r tl-c8 3d. col wsrs ss-- ---f--
r----t1-k u nineteen to ls2-1 f'- l-i--l .l-
.7.-.v.-.I tl9.f-l B. w~rr s.ven Pr ~ a-E "...s
q .--ecr la r-- az tlr-, I.' gre -- -.--l-r.
-c.s-- A. lr -1tT-s.I 80 wee g st-i .r- v4.es
We - u le-s. ~ site C---a-s-rs I'D hereby
-e--.sv the ----r7.- x 90 ts = = eaten. e.
rotss gwen .r ssi- STATE - N-'.Es-. io- Ire ss-
r7'-s = R.---!s p i- L-4r- Say. % t-e Genera
Il -rt'or L-.-en z tie -li-- cay - apr. --5'
w taess or aal--. - Lansing. tAis sev rt-e-t-
~ % MzT 4 z. iSf5
JAMES 2. PORTER S,->ss-y r. .sis.s
OTFE So Irsc-u-r~
CTRrs HE-l-- C--s-- SCI LAD or.
B.sr- = sac CIapltirrs-
We. tae unss-,.1s1 s-ate CA-vasssrs. frl-n 4. care
I'll .ta--..a-..- o. t-c r.sCL.7- rct---s '1n - 80
-1-t.s r. Ill, Stst- . M--a,-s- e rs-siT' -T re
-scre.a-v % s-s.- 20 1-.-r- 80 ~ ne f,=- U or
rss.,-stf. a. tls- E-v-r- G. Nl-ke- AID george
VIA ave been hv 81 r-e-test ---1 1e- - woes
sr ee-,es . t1s 5fs-- q, Rsg-sIs - re l-F-rsiy
% -. -1-gl-.
VS. o-- h-- - A. La-s-s tals s-v-' ter q
JAMES ? PORTER S--->.1-yof Str'
HT-N sac Trrlsl~-~.
Cvg-S HEWITT q - - S.-', 80 DIR
~ r. S.r.e Cir-s4,--s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

- The log cabin in which Mr.. Lincoln
resided in 1880. where he learned 10 write
and split rails, and studied law. will be on
exhibition al the great Sanitary Fair soon
to be held in Chicago. Mr. Dennis T.
Hanks who gave Mr.. Lincoln his first les
sons in writing. and Mr.. John Hanks. who
cut the rails Mr.. Lincoln split, will Do In
attendance at the Fair.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24
Christiancys majority

- Richard NJ. Smith ESQ. has been
appointed Indian Agent II this state. IN
place or Hon. 2. c. LeacA. Who declined q
Nj smith IS represented q
having been connected with the agency a
q clerk for sixteen years past. and as every
way well qualified .or the place.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

Rev J Hyatt, Smith. Of Philadelphia in
recent address 10 his people said. I have
heard censure pronounced anon President
Lincoln because &c yIsised : theatre Ny
friends. look upon a patriot in i theatre
a. better than Coppsrhead al = prayer
meeting"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

- \ meeting OF semi-barbarians was
lately held a. Marshall Texas X which
resolutions were passed expressing enthu-
sias;ic joy At the murder OF Nr Lincoln.
and eulogizing the wretcaei Booth.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24
RECONSTRUCTION.

The President has taken the preliminary
steps for making Virginia into loyal safe:
and these steps seem 10 be very wise and
iudicious tie does not begin 10y repeating
or annulllag the official dolngs Of the rebels:
but, treating thcmali Is utilities, he orders
the Treasury department To enforce all the
laws Of the United states In Virginia in the
same manner as those laws are emf reed In
Ohio, OF in any loyal State; and where
Treasury agents are 20 be appointed. %
give the preference 90 loyal men Of Virgin
Ia where suitable persons may be found
and when they cannot. to ON all places with
loyal men from other States. In the same
way The heads OF the judiciary War. Naval.
Internal Revenue aud other departments
Will proceed. until an the laws or the Uni
I'D States shall again be In full force In vir.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

The Company publish a small monthly
paper at Hartford called the Travellers
Record containing general information
on the subject Of accidents. Insur-
ance on railways in England has been
in extensive Use for some time.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

lust EECEiVED.-The second complete
5I FuBT- e HlCI.l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-24

~ Ladies. Please Give l. a can. -
v.aBw. BNcr C.Nr MISC " oosYu1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-30
1flurric0.

SENN-SENN-In Wilmington, Del. on
the 9th inst. by Rev. George Quigley
JACOB C. Sem, of Cecil county, Md,
and SARAH A. Sem, Of Wilmington, Del
ARRISON-COMBS.-On the Dist instant,
by Rev. J. H! Kcnnard D. D.. HOWARD
S. ARRIsoN. of Cecil county, Md, and
ANNIE D. COMBS, of Phila.
MIZE-STEELE In Phila. on the It'll
inst. by Rev. VIM. Mulln, JOHN B. MIzE
and JENNIE STEELE, both of this county.
HOLCOMB-WINCHESTER-On the DIST
inst, by Rev. G. i. Schailer, at the Char
lestown Nj. E. Parsonage, HENRY MARTIN
HoLcoLB, of Wayne county, n. Y. to
MARY ANN WINCHEsTER, of this county.
ARMOUR-VEASEY,-O On the 26th inst
at the residence of the Brides Father, BY
Rev. H. G. Shippers, STEPHEN l.. ARMOUR
of Del, and EMMA H. VEAsEY, eldest
daughter of Mr.. John L. Veasey, Cecil
county, Nd,
GRAY-FIELDS.-In Elkton, on Christ
mas day, by Rev. NJ. D. Kurt, SAMUEL
B. GRAY, and JANE FIELDS, all of this
county.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the 2sth
inst, by the same, BENJAMIN +. Touch
TONE, and MARY ELIZA BROWN, all of
this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-30

RISING SrN. December ~. 1868.


EDITOR Cecil. WING: -'The track on the
Phil. & Rait. Central Railroad has been laid
to this place. and though it is midwintcr-
the season for certain species Of the animal
creation to lie in :orpil Statc-our Rip
Nanwinclc dcni2enS, of the human species,
are Just beginning to wake up ! am sorry
to say. however. that before we can look for
any decided improvement in our village. a
new class of people must settle in and around
it.
We need men of energy and enterprise
not such men as deprive themselves of the
comforts, and even many Of the neccssaries
of life, in order that they may be able to put
out. in perfectly SAFE places, every dollar
that they can scrapc together. so as to real
i've their six per cent. clear of all taxes
Where such narrow. mindednesS prevails, no
neighborhood can flourish. and without the
infusion of a new element in our social or.
rAniZaton, no marked improvement is to be
looked for.
For the benefit Of the Presbyterian church.
now building at Oxford, an excursion train
was run from this village to the former place.
ON Christmas day, and tickets were issued to
90 to Oxford and return, including dinner.
The passengers were furnished with good
cars going up, but on their return they were
provided with nothing but a limited number
of re,y ordinary freight cars, the ladies oc,
cupying seats of rough pine boards arcund
! the sides and through the middle while the
intervening spaces We're completely damned
with passengers standing.
Whether the Building Committee of the
church. or the Railroad Company. is respon
sible for this gross decepton,-for such ii
was,-I am unable to say but would sug
gcst that before another excursion is plann
ed, it would be we'll to specify, paniculariy
the kind of cars to be used, both going and
returning SIXTH DIsTRIcT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-30
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

T ISAACS, NJ. D.. Oculist and Aurist
y. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Lcyden, Holland, located at No. SIS Pine
street, Philadelphia. where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE, EAR or CArARRH
will be scientifically treated md cured. if
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode Of treatment.
LC5-Artifcial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan 2S, lS65-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-30
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
will be made to the County Commission
ers of Cecil county at their first regular
meeting after the Both day Of January, next,
for the appointment Of Examiners to view
and determine the propriety of az alteration
in the public road leading from Cherry Hill
to New Leeds said alteration to consist in
changing the route of said road from point
near the foot of the hill east of Mrs. Ear-
an's Mill to run directly to or near the foot
bridge over the Little Elk creek at Harlan $
Mill, crossing meadow Of said Harlan S,
or the heirs of Mrs. Harlan.
Dec so, lSG5--5w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-30
The Cecil Wing.
ELKTON, DECEMBER 80, 1868.

HALF SHEET. We issue half sheet this
week on account of our hands being OIL
hunting for Christmas. The general prac-
tice among country papers, Is to issue a nan
sheet for the holidays We give our readers
Il chapter of locals, however, i'll default OF
the general news of the week.
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Bills.

Our carrier will call on town subscribers
with receipted bills for subscription, due up
to December 31st, 1865. We hope all VIII
make an effort to square up to that date
Some of these bills, which should be paid
annually. have grown to considerable size
To our country patrons we will send bills
early in the new year, and hope they will not
neglect them.
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The Mason & Namlin Cabinet

Organs, for different styles, adapted to sacred
and secular music, for $50 to 5000 each
THIRTY-FINE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS,
tratcd catalogues free. Address MASON &
HAMLIN, BosToN, or MASON BROTHERS,
NEw-ioRK. [sept 9, lS65-ly
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PUBLIC SALE.

NHE undersigned, as Agent, will offer at
l. Public Sale, at the late residence of
Mrs. Margaret Barcley, deceased, on
Thursday, the 18Th day Of January, 1856,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the Personal Property
of said deceased, consisting of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, among which are
the following articIes:-l Bureau, Look
ing Glasses, Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Chairs, = lot Of Carpeting, l Clock, l Gun,
lot of Crock eryware. Tubs, Buckets, three
Tables, and many other articles of household
and kitchen furniture. Also, lot of Corn,
and Poultry.
He will also offer for sale the REAL
ESTATE of said deceased, wherein she
resided at the time of Der death, containing
TEN ACRES or LAND,
more or less. This is very desirable little
property, lying III Cecil county, near the
Delaware line, miles distant from Elkton
and about the same distance from Newark
1t is improved with substantial "a
Dwelling House, 6f ...IiINf
with Well of excellent water atI...sssE
the door. The land has been latel ylA-keessz4
thoroughly lined, and is very productive.
hey The Terms will be made known on
the day of sale.
WILLIAM I. BARCLEY.
Dec 80, lsG5-3w
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Dic0.

CURRIER.-In Havre de Grace. of brain
fever, on the Ind ult., MATTHEW CURnIER,
in the aist year of his age, beloved by all
that knew him.
KIRk.-On the 9th inst, at Rising Sun,
TAYLOR R. KIRs, in tie 23rd year of his
age