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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16
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SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. IS.

GEN. b. +. KELLEY.-We learn that
this distinguished officer has been APP
pointed General superintendent of the
Western Division of the "National
Express and TransportationC Company, y
and that he will Ir7ceep at once to
organize the line and put it in working
order from Baltimore, through Wheel
ing, Columbus, and Cincinnati to Saint
Louis, Chicago, Louisville, Nashville,
and other points in the West. ~
We congratulate the company on he
ing so fortunate as to secure the services
of so competent and efficient IA man as
Gen. Kelley. He was, for several years
Immediately prior to the war, connect
ed in the freight department with the
Baltimore q Ohio and the Philadelphia
q Wilmington Rail RoalIs-is perfectly
familiar with the freight business, and
We presume there are few men in the
country who have more extensive
personal acquaintance with Rail Road
men, and with the mercantile and ship
% %ess,. interest throughout the entire
1t was our good fortune during pOr-
ton of tue time we We're in the services
curing me late war TO Dc attached 10
the command of the General, and for IA
part of the time we were on his person
nj stan, and it affords us great pleasure
10 have an opportunity TO bear testi-
mOuy TO the purity Of his character, his
answering honesty and integrity; his
untiring energy and endurance, his
great personal popularity, and his no
BILE and gallant bearing in the field.
Should the General not be disabled
by his wound from performing the re-
Sponsible and Hrduous duties of his
now position, We predict triumphant
success to the Western Division of the
Company under his supervision.
We are happy moreover To learn that
heGeneral win make his HEADQUARTERS
at least for the present, in our city, and
that he will hereafter regHrd, as he has
always heretofore, Wheeling as his
home. The people of our State will be
highly pleased 10 learn this, as It will
afford them an opportunity, we trust,
at no distant day, of mHnifesting their
appreciation of his efficient and gallant
services in defence of the country by
calling him into the service of the State
in some honorable and important posi-
ton.
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sKNrINe.-There was some skating
on the creek yesterday, and not n few
av''iled themselves of the opportunity
offered for sport, The park will soon
be in order, all that is now wanting be-
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ANorHER NEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
We yesterday morning noticed that
he United States Telegraph Company
had opnncd an office Mt Turning Springs.
We have since been informed that the
same Company has also opened an
Office ut Washington, Penna.
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Dwelling House for Sale.

THAT COMFORTABLE BRICK Dwell
l. LING house on Zane street, East Wheel
ing, consisting OF three tenements or four
rooms and Kitchen each, and other conyen-
fences; being the property OF the heirs Of the
deceased william McCaSky. Apply to sEilEF
JOHN HAMILTON.
AT Quincy Foundry and Machine Shop. 2
uefsESW (RegisteF c)Dyl - -
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
fSBNES FINE MERINOr UNDEaHIRTS
N and IGAWers, warranted not to shrink m
NySak9inS; Ladies long sleeyed shirts, Ladies
row Dt""s as RHODES.
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MARKET YEsrERDAY.-The evening
market yesterday was very we'll atten-
tended. Prices were about as we have
previously quoted, except as to butter,
which was selling for 25aSOc.
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2 Residence for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE,
his desirable residence on Elm streetI
Wheeling Island. The House contains nine
rooms. The lot, on which Is a most excellent
and never falling well of water, and n choice
selection of frult trees, rms through to the
nSer; WA. A. TURNER.
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Engine and Leases for Sale.


ONE ENGINE. l2-HORsE POWER, IL
" foot boiler, with two flueS, in perfect
working order, together with parts OF n set
Of oil tools, including derrick. rope, &c, the
property of the Wheeling & Petroleum Min
ing Company, to be seen on their property,
about miles from the city, near theS. Bridge
Also, q % sysaE Lease on the lands of Joseph
Fay, II. NJ. aeifeyi VIM. 1RfLssbS5 David
Thornberry and Mrs Cruger, containing in all
about 500 acres. SAid leases convey the FiRht
10 boe Or mine for ola s0ator other mineTnl
auIE,LanceeLItnfnD g1uF EAgylzgg iIf-g
gAkps1 Ia ~ Sear Lease pn l3l acres of VnluR-
BILE oil propeEtNI ttuatad about miles from
the OHIO river ON NewellS Run, In Newport
township, now owned by Michael Lorentz-
tbs Lease Is secured by having derrick erect
ted and c0pdp ptof sphld III tile ffonilts
Also, 10 year lease on 10tt dcreS or oil terri
tory sitnnte IN Newport township. directly on
'lhel Stlt2 riNfFr noVS owned 7bF THOMAS w.
Apply to To- either Of ,9aIdssssIaihad.
L. L. HANSON;
A. Il. ROBINSON,
; 1.La-- 90 fl1ra Orr IL fl-sfJ, C.EOcPER.
decl5-lm Wheeling, w. Va.
PnrkerSburg Times copy month
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CONSULATE GENERAL FOR ITALY. /
FLORENCE, July 81. lSfy5.

-.HHa r.-#.. FLulkE-NNt.n July all lStos
Gentlemen 1t has been my Intention for
several weeks past Go write you u@pectin,
the ptRnofurte purchased of you last Year but
my official duties during the present season
have been 80 constant and unrcTnittlng ms 10
leave mo but little time for other eOrreSpOn-
dencc.
Owing to several DELAYS both In America.
beIo!e leaving New York, and in Italy, amer
relciiing GENEVA. the instrument did NOT
reach hrrp, until October RlthOngli il ieft BoS-
mouths In Transit So ths, s SIX
qucnt handling to which II was subjected
through thes1e numerous changes, It arrived
IN excellent order; the only damage being the
breAlSing on or n few inches of the mouidinr
nom the I'D, which was easily repaired.
4, The interior WIS in perfect order. Daring
the winter u was used by several OF tile hest
professional and amateur art lists here Cscarcs-
~ one of whom had ever previously seen an
qualified praise, both Tor the ciearntSSS. fSiI-
nesSS, and richness OF its tone. The gTrRfIsSt
surprise has been manifested that such an i'm
strnment could be made In America, scarcely
dissenting voice being raised against Its SUI
peTioriiy over the instruments Of ETarfi
BrOakiWGoI and the most celebrated Euro,
one OF the last performers upon it was sig
nor SeamhNti. the llNurite pupil OF LlsiE now
quite young man, hut who, In the ouiniun
OF the best judges, bids ilir to rival. IL MOI 10
excel, his famous master. He played Mt my
house upon several occasions, and could not
conceal his plGsE1lre, telling me several times
that he had never played upon a pinno which
III al respects he considered its equal, and as
strtd me that he felt conndent that LiSfz
could hut try IL si-
50 mr. as 1 am aware, mine Is tho only
ChickeTtnEN pianoipTte In Italy, and Il gives
me unteigned qualification to send You this
llloSt satisfactory report, and to announce to
YOU now highly it Is esteemed by the best
eolnmunicatiun between me United States
anu .LlalSt trust before long 70 kEe or rather
- , essir many % Your admirable pianos in
ms ms musical land, aud feel confident that
SSiieS oTlly Nluire to BE- known to have q Iargt
uSHland created for them here.
WIZ. my compliments and kind, reEnrtls
Your friend and obeiient servant, 81; =,
Ssstshe8l "a a, BZGELOw KAwRESCK.
2 SStesdsS liicSering & Sons Boston.
u Prof. Jos. Ebert, agent Tor q Q. Mellor. Of
aLltSQN5Ss = preplrtng rooms TOR the exhibit
tl I t1nH SHE 81 ShieEeFIngS Pianos, 0tlt1e
doTnutuok DulidtnES on Main stFSsst. In a
lew days heWill Be- able to prsent 10 public
inspection one OF the nntsI selection tcf ln-
strunnents ever brought 10 this city.
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Valuable Property F0r Sale

A F1RsT-CLAsS OAK TANNERY, SIT
"A LATED on the bank OF the Creek ia East
Wheeling; is d 'twoSsto1y Brick building 60 by
20 feet, with bark shed attached. Its capacity
y 300 hides per annum. The watts,
ieeelle&, lines hates, pools. hide INLAND en-.
CINE, are all In prime working order: This is
q a., rare are Gnance Tor any one wishing to engage
the estate Of II, Lewis, deceased. .fH
\ lso, the four-stoTy brick lIotise located at
81 Main street, (nOw occupied by the firm OF
n Lewis & Coz This Is one OF the best buSi-
'nsSS catidns intIIe 0ity. For further pnrtic-
ulars apply to JESSE P. LEWIS, or
- ..s5's = ntuN re so Executors
Wheeling, Dec. Is, 1865, decl5-lmd
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wEAruER.-Ye Yesterday was clear and
cOld-ice made rapidly-and the streets
were strippedof everybody except those
at business.
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COUNTY TAXES PAID.-NIr. Geo. S.
NJ. King, Sheriff of Jackson county,
this State, has paid into the State Treas
ury the taxes of his county for 1865,
amounting to about $1,000.
Mr.. jackson Reid, Sheriff OF Marshall
county, has also paid in the taxes OF his
county for the current year, amounting
TO over $4,000.
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DR.; Lee e n graduate fone of tho leading
medical colleges Of Cincinnati, Ohio and Inns
heen actively engaged in the practice OF me(i-
years 1.-THE last two years OF which has teas, In
Wheeling. land he feels con fident thai from The
knowleLiEo which he hns acquired OF his rFID-
lesion during so long and varied a practice
thaI ne VIII Ike able to satisfy all who may n
Sor him with their patronage. Or. Lee in 0Ti-
uition to his regular practice Will devote n
tart of each day to the treatment or Chronic
the necessary apparatus for tile scientific
medical application OF electricity rs an auxiI-
iarS IN the Treatment OF many diseases fofh
, acute and chronic, 70 which he would invite
t.ee has EtNen much timeRnd attention 10 fine
study nttd ptlctice OF Operative OpthnImIC
SI1irSery, and he Is now prepared 20 perform
all the various operations on the Eve MS well
nS TO treat all the different diseases OF me
same IN strict accordance with the lnteSt and
most approved scientific methods OF the pres-
Dr.. Lee cliFcs Chncers RhhDinntisn No.
fnlgtn and diseases Of tlle Eye Ear, Liver
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Debility, Fever and Acne
anq nll OF the various and painful CiiSeases
which women are subject to. 4TII7-7l5
Any person wishing to consult the Dnctor
prlHate4y or tnr any private disease, can do M
either personally or by letter, cOnfidenfiHiiy
relying upon hishonor to preserve their seSsrst
inNtOlate, and his ability TO cure them
IN. Lee cureS NIL the different forms of CI,,l,
Foot, bS an opeTBtton which IS attended win
no danger, and with bot little PAIN.
FrNa1e diseases speedily and permanently
cured. TTealment-neW, safe and reliahle
IG. Lee VIII give two hours every WeSinesli
Jay ana Silturuay afternoons to the treatment
OF these who are unable to pay. \
RERERENCE-Erof John II. SenddaI Ein.
einnattt 9hlpff PrOt z Freeman, Cincinnati
Ohios Prot E1Wtn freeman, Cincinnaff Ohio.
who have been cured by me, and my Dipiu-
mas can seen IN my ONCE .t= ocflS
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RECoVERING.-NIr. Newlan, the old
gentleman who wHs injured day before
lyesterdny by the cars Mt Martinsville,
~ recovering. He is now considered
out OF danger L'"l :
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For Sale Cheap.

T WILL SELL CHEAP, TWO GOOD LOIS
of ground and a tract of coal, said to con-
tain between five and seven acres, situated
under the WiclIham Vineyard. The conl
is OF the very best quality, 81 foot vein, and
working order. The road from the banlI.is
good and the platform is quite convenient to
market. For terms, &C., see
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
fInCl5-IW = II
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a MERGrRp PRoMoTIoN.-Capt. II. S.
Gardner, Asst Quarter Master U. s.
Vols, now on duty mt this post, has re-
ceived notification from the Secretary
of War Of his appointment as u Brevet
Major by the War Department, 10 date
from the 3lst of March last.
The Major has been for n long time
on duty in this Military Department,
having been mt one time Chief Quarter
muster. His close and cxnct attention
TO business, his prompt and efficient
discharge of the many Onerous duties
devolving upon him, and his fine social
qualities, formed for him u high bust
ness standing and created large cir
cle of warm friends, who will be well
pleased 10 learn of this worthy bestow-
al of worthy honors. .....-
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REATENRER.- Those wishing to invest
should bear In mind the sale Of valuable
properly to-day by Mr.. cecil. &C. >
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THE crIIcRERrSs PIANO In EURoPE-Per-
haps one OF the greatest trinmphs of the
ChiCllering T9ano is recorJled in the following
letter nom our Consul General Mt Florcnce,
We fully agree with Mr.. Lawrence that these
In demand: -
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

b COMMON SHSsE--We recommend the
H0d1'hoitlld BGLsdm as equal in. merit
70 any preparation in the market for
Coughs, HoaEsenesS, &c. It does not
constiPate the bowls. 1t does not debili-
tate. It is pleasant, safe and efFectual.
Price IS cents. Sold by T. II. LOGAN
q CO., and LOGAN, LIST q Co. X.
i Go TO Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe. SITS, to see, the largest
stock, The best variety and lowest
PriceS.aiEa lfI9i3Eu lind 4i!-g oil -..r
WHITE SHIFTS, wool shirts. under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &C.,
very low, at wholesale or retail. Cali
soon at Stein Brothers, corner Main
A LARGE assortment Of handsome
piece goods just received, which we are
settling wholesale at eastern prices.
stein Brothers, corner Main and Mon
OUR stock Of clothing is unsurpassed
in quantity, variety or prices, to which
we invite an examination. Stein
Brothers, corner Main and Monroe.
nov2S-iW -
----NT> = ~ I..r. -... Ef-.-.H
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THERE was no police court again
yesterday. .In
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on LEASES FOR SAI.EANuW rs THE
" time to negotiate nor well selected tracts
nom to 50 acres, extending N ypaTs yT-itf
one-elghth royalty. to land owner. win ms
S!ilss GetEicks erected thereon, some OF VRfIieh
me ,Hitaln q short distance of good Iiaying
P2soIulnent runs tributaries OF DunknrJi en- eI<
$50 several valuable leases on eRohfnEonIS
the river, with fiVe beds 81 c0Si iS, ,,',
sSSI.s So2a titles given These leases viii IL
sol4 LOT SuSh, or thrown INTO cofnnani6S m
JOHN 8. AIAILARY
aect-lIn .l-.zs..Ls eMOFEantOWn. W, Va L
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.WIE1Ei OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

JVINE OF TAR contains GlLthe Ned
icGL, Uirttes Of PINE TREE IA r! y
TINS UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK OF
the curative properties of Tar. The world
knows that II its medical properties Rre prop
eriy eXtncted and held in solution that there
nre few II any remedies equal toit ia ctITI1lg
az ITiI'Out and lung Diseases. ~
Its great curative powers are bringing II to
the attention of Pbysicinns ana they lind no
remedial ngent-n4o valued when its use Is
Wine Of Tar 81 epleasnnt to the taste and
adapted to both children and adults.
AS a TONIC giving new yigor and life to the
system, 1t Is preferable to the many 'Bitters"
when crowd the lnarketand have tendency
to increase intempeRnce. HF
WINE OK lar cures CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds! Sore Throat and Breast, Bron-
chitts, Asthma, Dptheria, Gravel, Diabetes,
and Diseases ofsthe Kidney and Bladder and
other mplaintR
Sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout
the United states Mt only 81 90 n bottle.
Prepared only hS q +
OLIVER CROOK q; co.
Ask for DIR. Proctor's "UINE OF ia r."
improved. go
Beware of Commercials.
Genuine have "WIne of Tar" blown on
ei Forsale by n H.Iogdnl eco. and 1opono
List & Co., Wheeling, w. Va. nov6-Smd6W
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CITY COUNCIL.-The First Branch of
the City Council held an adjourned
meeting NJ The Council Chambers last
evening. -5.'
There were present Messrs. Blair,
Franzheim, Samuel Laughlin, Alex.
Laughlin, Morrison, Sweeney, Andrew
Wilson and Wilkinson-AIayor SWee-
ney presiding.
The resolution of tie Second Branch,
appointing two policemen for the
Skating Park, was concurTed in.
The report OF the Committee on Wa
! ter Works, made TO the Second Branch,
WINS received and adopted
Thereport of the Committee on Streets
and Alleys, as adopted by the Second
Branch, was received and adopted.
The report OF the Commute on Ac-
counts was received and adopted, ex-
/ cePt that portion which appropriated
$50 to Franklin Coeh for plan and spec
ifcations for Il building, which part was
referred back to the Committee for fur
Their Information. This report was
adopted entirely by the Second Branch.
The report OF the Committee on
| Grades, as adopted by the Second
Branch, was REFERRED TO the Committee
ON Ordinance for recommendations.
The reports of the Street Commits
siouer and City Clerk, as adopted by
the Second Branch. were received and
adopted. 'N
The petition of certain citizcns, ask
ing for II repnir OF the walk on Quincy
street and for new stone crossings on
John street, was concurred in ms adopted
/ by the Second Branch.
The resolution OF the Second Branch,
authorizing Mr.. Andrew Wilson TO set
tie for the city with the Cincinnati road,
was adopted.
A petition for new flag crossing on
Market street, AS adopted by the Second
Branch, was adopted.
The resolution OF the Second Branch
TO memorialize the Legislature to
amend city charter so as TO tax insur-
ance companies was adopted. z-I
Certain sums of money, as adopted
by the Second Branch, were ordered to
be refunded, as over assessment TO GER
tain PARTIES; and also s. for gas burner
in the office of the municipal court
clerk appropriated.
resolution of the Second Branch
against parties unnuthOriZedly wear
ing police uniforms was adopted.
Alex. Wallace, as appointed by Sec
ond Branch, a temporary policemen,
wns confirmed. atE
John Donovan's petition to change his
coffee house from second to first class,
ms allowed by Second Branch, was con-
firmcd. 7frs
Tho resolution to rent the lot adioin.
ing the winter works TO Mr.. McAiister
as passed blythe Second Branch, was re-
terred to the Committee on Real Estate
for report.
The account of Mr.. Joseph McGill
for market house cleaning up was tax
en- up and the concurrence of the Sec
ond Branch, allowing the account OF
SIS, was adopted.
The ladies Of the ST. Joseph Hospital
were relieved of paying waller tax from
the first of the yenr. Previously pass
ed by the Second Brunch.
There were not enough members
present last evening to constitute n
quorum in the Second Branch.
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.a-Ialsl CLOSING our SAILS. -7;iiss.,
81 AMQEFERIiTG DRESS GOODS 0FRVF-
Il ~ description az New York pricess s5i1iiiss.1Ff
RoN4s i!9Ya'4 rs RHODES
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN MARTINS
vILI.E.-NIartinsville having recently,
by net of the State Legislature, been
incorporated, an election for municipal
officers was held there on Tuesday. last,
which resulted in the election of the
following persons TO serve for the en-
suing year:
MGyOr-A. d. Rice.
RecOrdeT-Snm'l II. Dean.
HciimCn-Wm. Wiley, Il. Hoylc.
John Ryner, james Kerr and JONAS
Romick.
Mnrtinsville may now he considered
IL city, and we expect to hear soon of
the enactment of the usual city laws
and regulations. -rr..
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= s. e For Sale.

TWILL SELL. TIE HOUSE AND LOT
now ISeln on " ateF Street. o fponts q 6eet
modious dwelling house with s rooms and a
bath hOuSA with both hot and cold JgRfsF
stohlal lnSF7Aea honse-4i in good repafrs i
will sell my groceries and give posllesSion tn
the person pttfefa ing II they want tfefT -,
Wtsh 20 quit btrs1nHlsl For particulars in-
y sep4-6 s.iWateF ST. Whes ing, viva.
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dpfallible in Correcting irregularities Raroo,,-
ing Distinctions of the Monthly Turns
F<IE.f Z nom W llatever Cause, and
& Always AVA SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
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DIR. JOMNsFoN,

Member of the Royal College OF snryao,.
LondonS Gndnnth nom one OF the most emf
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater pnrt OF whose life has been spent in
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that, were ever known.
many troubled with ringing In tie head md
ears when asleep, great Nervousness. beInP
alarmed At sudden sounds, hashfulneVS with
Irequent blushing, attended sometimes with
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RY.MPTONTR.

a single BotiIe,..viII inst a .month-to
be uscdthree times a day.
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To Be Sold for One Dollar Each. !

Without regard to value, and not to he maid
for until YOU Know wind Won WIN raC.iVe ~
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thousands OF persons OF all ages can nov,
lunGe what Is the cause Of their Eieclininv
health, losing their vtgor becoming IvenIt
paie, nervous and emaciated, having n singr,
symptoms of consumption, - AZ"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-09-16
Notice TO Creditors.

TNHE creditors Of Charles Peacock are hereby
l. notified that be has this fourth day of Sep
TENDER, 1865, conveyed to w. J. Jones and w.
P. Ewing all his property, estate and credits,
real, personal and mixed, to which he is in any
way entitled in trust for tho benefit of bis Gre
ditors After providing for the payment of all
expenses and fees attending the execution of
the trust, and the further payment of note of
five hundred dollars due 10 one of his creditors,
the said Deed prefers such of the creditors of said
Peacock who shall on or before the tenth day of
October, 1865, come in and execute releases of
their claims in consideration of the payment of
said claims, or such dividend thereon as shall be
audited to them respectively.
A Release drawn in accordance with the said
Office in Elkton, where the Deed NAV be- seen,
w J. JONES,
w. p. EWING,
Sept 4th, 1855. Trustees.
[sopt 9, 1365-3w
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Examiners Notice.

1NHE undersigned, Examiners, hereby
l. give notice that by virtue of a commits
Sion to them issued by the County Commits
sioners of Cecil county, they will meet at
Cosgrove's Mill, on MONDAY, October Ind,
next, at 8 clock A. NJ, to view and deter.
nine the rropriety Of locating public road
from Cosgrove's Mill to point on the road
from c. Jackson's store to Battle swamp,
near VIM. McMullen's, passing through
lands of Eli Cosgrove, John Gorrell, Ed
ward jackson, John Smeltzer, George P.
Whitaker and others.
WIN. DENNISON,
JOHN CRAIG,
THOS. r. McMULLIN,
aug 26, 1S65-5w Examiners.