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Gsferrea Chatter,
From tho riscataquls Observer.
Victory!


Victory!
Ring ont, ye iclls. ring out,
Speak! every signal gun,
Echo aloud the battle shout!
Tell Of the charge, the glorious route,
Sound forth the victory won!
Let the grim cannon,s roar
Take up the proud refrain,
Till all our ransomed country DER,
From eastern seas to western shore,
Shall swell the sladdening strain.
Peace Goats upon the breeze
That swte our northern strand;
With springs green garlands for our trees,
With song Of birds and hum Of bees
She comes to bless our land.
Then peal. We bells! aye, peal!
Let every cannon boom,
Till ali earth's tyrants hear and feel
That freedoms ranks of se-ried steel
Roll on their day of DOOM.
Foxcroit, April 4th, ls65. wv.
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4 NEW ReADIXG.-At the Brooklyn

4 NEW REApINtt.-At the BROOKLYN
mass meeting last night, speaker told
this story
In q Sunday school the other day, while
the recitation of verses Of Scripture was
in progress, lille lad suddenly esselaim-
I'd !: Il know a Verse - He was desired
to recile it, and did so, thus ali amy onc
attempts to haul down the American flag,
shoot hhn on the spot
And that, said DIR. Willetts, who told
the story, sis the gospel according to Gen.
Dix.''- EreaiBg Post.
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EHREEDoM NOTICE.

E7REED0M NOTICE.
Notice is h rehy given that I have given my
minor son. Simeon 4. Holden, his time IRON date,
tor consider III, Ii; aud | shall pay no debts Of
of his contracting nd shall lot claim any OF his
earnings. LILLIAN Is. HoLDEN'
| Wi;ncss:-ABRAHAM RICHARDSON.
| fremont, April Sd, 1860. IL
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For Sale.

IN DWciinghonse and Barn, ON fhe Tinker
l Place" so called, about one mile from En;on
river bridge, with more less of the land surround
ing 1t. This offers Il desirable chance for n mechan
CONVEX lent home. " e' GU"
forfnriher particulars, inquire of v X SAWYER
NJ ~" american Office, or II. :. Cook
III worth Jan q, 1856, .
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FTER an extensive practice of upwards Of twent,
n years, continues to Patents in the Jntec
States also in Great Britain France and ether Foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments
and all Papers or Drawings for Patents executed ON lib
eral terms and with dispatch. Researches made inc
American or Foreign works. to determine the validity OF
utility Of Patents OF lnycnionsAnd legal or other ad
rendered in ali matters touching the Copies of tn,
Claims Of any patent furnished by rent.ng One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency isnot only the largest in New England bu
through it inventors have advantages for securing Pa
tents OF asccrtainng the paeutabty of IT, yenuns mn
surpassed by, if UNNECESSARILY superior TO- any whcl
can be offered them elsewhere. The TESTIMONIALS h.nu
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL At Z mr.
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber ;and as 81 CCEss
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL.
lTf he would add that he has abundant reason Ia h,
eve, and can prove that 10 other office of the kind
are the charges f0i professional services so nor,t
Inc immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
years past, has enabled him to accumulate. a vast ,a,
oh OIL speccaois aud official decisions relative to pa
tents. - ~
These, besides his extensive library of legal and me
chalcal works, and ull accounts patents grautpd in
the United states and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity OF journey 10 Washington. To procure
patent, anu the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors. "
TESTING MAILS:
regard MI Eddy as one of the most eapa1le and
S"ccessJ"i practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASH.
commissioner of Patents.
nave no hesitation in assuring inventors That they
cannot employ person more COMPETENT ankkrusfuor
Ihy ami more capable OF putting their appca in "A
form to secure for them early and favorable consider
alton at the Patent 0iice.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patients
DR. IL H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN anil
cations, on all but one of which patents have been
ed and that is nor Pending Such uninis;akaubr nrs
OF great talent and ability his part leads me To recon
mend az inventors to APPLY to him procure their pa
tents, as t'ey may be sure of having the most faithful
attention bestowed on their cases. and at very reasonable
charges" Holm ~. 90 ,pT
during eight months, the subscriber. in course of his
artr practice made or tsice rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was de,i1rd
u ms fd,or, by the Commissioner Of patrrss
"'Si'p''"n |, 1870 lyon u. EDDY.
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1t is proposed to call April 9th,
the day Of Gen. Lees surrender, 1.-THE
Fourth Of July Jr,"
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For Sale or To Let

r31HE CARDING MACHINE, buildings and
premises, situated in Ellsworth Village, on
Mil street, now occupied rs a Carding Mill, to-
sether with an Engine and boiler in complete run.
ming order.
The buildings consist of large two story Mill
and l., with suitable shed and a small Dwelling
House, and can east Y he adapted to the manufac.
ture of wooden cloths or as an Iron Foundry.
The property will be sold with or without the
Cardug machine.
The cos, of fuel to feed the engine is very small
as ample opportunity is afforded Of picking up
wood from the river at the mill.
The present proprietors are obliged by i'll
health to dissolve and suspend their business
S0MES, FOSTER d co.
Inquire of T.. ( T. HALE.
Ellsworth, Nov. 25, 1854. 4Gtf
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N.tlee 10 on Connlru r.1ple.

The Doctor treaties all casts the sam3 as he did
when in the city of Dublin. The calse Of the
Doctors advertising is that be might be in tie
city for years and the afflicted know nothing about
him.
Residence opposite tie Court House, Hammond ST.
lyS BANGOR.
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FOR SALE!

"A THE LONG ESTABLISHED, WELL
Is.sA known AMERICAN HOUSE, situated ON
s.BskGS* Main street in Ellsworth The proprietor
offers for sale the American House. with all the
buildings connected, with or without the furniture
on reasonable terms if applied for soon If not dis
be closed IA Il public house until further notice for
repairs, &c Il. J. TINKER, Proprietor
Ellsworth, Dec. stl, 1867 A.
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ALTERATIONS.
NEW FIRM
NJ IEW GOODS
JOY e MASON,
MAIN STREET.,
HAVE made extensive alterations in Store
L nearly opposite the Ellsworth House, where
may be found ole of the largest Stocks of
Dry Goods
in the village, selected with care for the Eastern
trade, and bought at the very lowest market
price for cash. The stock consists in part OF
rich and low priced Dress Goods, such as Alraccas
Plain Figured and Striped Taffetas. Plain Check
cd and striped Mozambeques, ALI Wool Deiaines
Plain and Figured,
HAfiil TON AND MANCHESTER DELAINES,
Spragues Dunaells. Pacific and Ameris
can Prints, Shifting, Prints of all kinds, Scotch
and American Giaghams, Colored Cambrics and
Silcias, All Wool Table Covers, White Brilliants,
White Cambria, Ladies' and Gents Linen and
Cambria Handkerchiets, Linen Shirts, Fronts aid
paeca Dress BEaids, La lies Cerses,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY
of all kinds, Linen era hes and Scotch Diaper,
BalmOral and Hoop Skirts large assortment.
E L AN ~ ELS.
Opera Cotton and Cotton Wool and all Wool
NhCc Flannes, Blue, Blue Mixed, Red and
Fancy, Flanucls.
Ric:.cllcd md Brown Shooting
and Shirtings, Blue Denims Doeskinsa nd Satnets,
Striped Shifting and Sheeting, Salisbury and
0ronge Flaanels.
A large lot of Wooden Goods, consisting of
Breakfast Capes, sontags, Nubias, Hoods and
Skating Caps.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Gents Calf Kip and Congress Boots, also,
aides and Misses Cloth Kid and Glove Kid
Balnora and Congress Boots, all Kinds of Chill
dren's Shoes, Rubbers for Men and Women.
CROCKERY q. GLASS WARE.
White Granite Tea Sets, Common Tea Sets in all
different patterns, Glass Lamps, Lanterns, Tum-
hlers. Gob!ets, &c, &c.
yLDU.A2 g0-2I z HI.2A-5D
W. I. Goods and Groceries.
Flour, Meal, Sugar, COFFEE, Tea, Spices, Butter,
Saleratus, Chez e, Candles, Lard, Pork, Beet,
Soap. Tobacco, Currants, Rasins, Fish, ONIONS,
Moasses in all grades Fresh and nice.
Country Produce taken at hi a \ market price
Eofa and Sisrer purchased at high premium.
Hoping by strict attention to business and
keeping the best Of Goods to MERIT and receive
a share of the patronage.
JOY Il MASON.
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DWELLING: s.si l;;ii La IL

BARN, with Corn Crib on either side ;
StabIng and Shedding in good condition. =
There is II large Barrack for hay. with other
convenient buildings The fencing is in
good condition. The Farm is divided into
five fields and there is IL landing on Elk
River. about one mile from the farm, where
lime, &c, can he landed, and grain taken
off. ! here is also Il small Apple and Peach
Orchard on the farm. This is a valuable
and productive farm, Of its size.
Mr.. John Milhurn, the tenant. will show
the premises to any who may call to examine
them. Possession viii be given on the 10Th
day of March, next.
THE TERMS OF SALE are The pur.
chase money to be paid in four equal install,
mrrts, in six, twelve. eighteen and twenty.
four months from the first day Of january.
next. with interest from the first day Of
January. next, to be secured by the Bond of
the purchaser, with security to he approved
by the Trustee. No part of the rent to be.
long to the purchaser. Upon payment Of
the whole purchase money Deed will be
executed. GEORGE NICkERS.
Trustee.
ChcstertOwn Nov II IS65-ts
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NOTICE.
ONIAS CONVERSION
JOHN II. MERSIION, EFT Al.

JOHN II. MERSUON, EFT Al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. IL Chanccry
HRpERED This sixteenth day Of November, 1865
that the sale made and reported 10y James r.
Mccullough Trustee for the sale Of the Read Estate
Of Thomas F. Mcl,h"n, deceased, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cail,c To the contrary thereof be
shown or before the nineteenth day of January
next: provided, copy Of this order BE- Inserted in
some n"W>p paper printed at Ekton, in Coca county.
once week for month before the eighteenth
day of December next.
The Report states the amount of sales to e $500.
CllAS II. HAINES.
True copy; test, Clerk
GliAS. II. HAINES,
Nov Is. lSG5-lln Clerk
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NOTICE.

NNTHEREAS, the State and County Taxes
w fox the years 1862, 1868. 1864 and 1850
have noybecn paid on a Lot of Land in the vii
lsre of Port Herman, assessed to a certain Man
love Jester, and valued at $50; which said lot
was conveyed by a certain Robert ii. Thomas,
Of PhiladeI phia, Pa, to Manlove Jester as Lot
No 3, on the plot Of the town Of Port Herman,
by deed dated October 24th 1855, and recorded
among the land records of Cecil county; and
whereas, no personal propert, can be found on
the premises, and said lot not admitting of divi-
sion in the opinion of the County Commission
ers without loss and injury to the owner or
owners thereof, it is therefore
By the County Commissioners of Cecil county
this 18th day Of November 1865, ordered, that
if the Taxes due as aforesaid on said property,
VIZ:
For 1882 with interest thereon to Nov IS 1865, 50
For 1864, e" %.
For 1865 %
be not paid within thirty days after the 23rd day
of December, next, together with the costs OF
advertising and other legal charges thereon, TO
Alex. P. Barwick, Collector OF the 2nd District
for 1863 he shall, after giving twenty days
notice thereof, sell said property to the highest
bidder for payment of the aforesaid taxes and
costs. By order of Commissioners eel county
JAS. s. CRAWFORD,
Nov 25 1s65-4w [$7 sol Clerk.
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STRAY cow.

T\NE to the premises Of the subscriber,
~ on or about the 10Th Of October last, Il
Red and White Cow. with blunt horns
white face and rcd circle around the eyes ::
in good condition. The owner is requested
10 prov" property. pay expenses and take
her away, otherwise she will be disposed ot
urcordirg f, iH~. JOHN NACkIE.
air Hill. Nov IS. 1Sij-3N&
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THE CECIL WING .
- PUBLISHED VERY SATURDAY
BIZ Il. T.. EWING.

TERMS 81. 90 year. in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS not eXccv,tlnr me
square, viii he published tire" times Tor
one dollar, and twenty five cents tor each
Subsequent insertion; longer cNrs III Inc
same proportion. gy-ElGlT limos bTrvia~.
pr space equal to that make a SO uare.
Advertisements published Quarterly, Semi
Annually, or Yearly at moderate rates.
To- Advertisements sent without the num-
Der Of times they are to be inserted being
ctatrd, Wil! lie continued until forbid, and
sharged according to the above rates.
t. Fractions Of square charged as a
square.
Nv adj advertisement inserted for less than
one dollar.
Obituary noticcs charged for Mt adveris-
ing rates. and none inserted unless paid Tor
in advance.
C5~No Paper DIsCoHrIsuED until all al
tplragrs axe paid
IL Single copies of the paper, FIVE cents
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NssFEGE.
Ia Tie On
Gil countv.

In tie Orphans Comt for Cecil county.
ORDERED, This fifteenth day Of October, in the
" year eighteen hundred and sixty-five, that the
sales made and reported by Ellis G Chandee. Execu
tor of Daniel Brown. decd, of the Rrai Estate Of said
deceased be ratified and confirmed, unless to
the contrary thereof ba shown before the nine
teentn dy Of january, next; provided copy Of this
order be inserted III 7Dins newspaper printed IN Cecil
county on q week for month before the egh-
teenth day If December, next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be sis7l 2j
CHALKLEY b. CUTLER
True copy; test, Req 3tGr
CIIALKLEY B. CUTLER
Nov Is, lSi5-lm Register.
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SiDnS.

GRAIN, CLovEhsEEp, &C., BoUaHr.-The
VI subscriber buys all kinds of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot,
! ltely occupied by II. S. Sites
Feb Is. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Notice TO Creditors.

E'HiS is to give notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county. hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
SAID county letters OF Administration the personal
cstat: of
HESTER SOPHIA MCINTYRE
late Of said county ceased. All persons having
claims AGAINST the said deceased are hereby warned
On or before 18th day of November, 1866;
they ma otherwise. by Law, be excluded from all
bcGedt "t said estate. All persons inGched to said
estate are requested to mal' immediate payment to
tn" subscriber Given under my hand this 18Th day
of November, 1885. GEORGE EARLE.
Administrator of Il, st.r sophia McIntire, decd
fest-CHALHIEr b. CUTLER Register.
Nov IS, lSOj'iw
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DHOSPHATIC FERTILIZER.-Taske Il
L Clark's Fertilizer, containing all the in
gradients necg ssary to fertility. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

E{l lhJl II
roD 49,
- ~
No. l.
A large ana cym,nodioas DWELLING
ROUSE, with all the modern improvements,
q IL in good condition, with every necessary
oGibuil6ing; with Fifteen Acres Of Land !
large Lawn, beautifully lail ont. This pro-
pelty is situated At tue east end Of the town
Of Eikton, on Main Street. Such property
is seldom in the market, and is wei worth
the atteHtion Of any cne wanting q desirable
residence, combining all the advantages of
town and country. Price Sl2Ou0 T.,us
No. /.
. Az OIL lfo Acres prime QAa.iiy Of
lana loO acres In cultivation, balance
tnrNlns young liinoer two Nils, one stone,
the other frame; five Tenant Houses, Burn,
or county custom, being situated on Mill
creek, two miles only from nayicable water
at Principle Furnace. also a station Of TIN,
P. ". & b. Railroad at tho same lilac.
Two public roads lead to and by the mills
making it one Of the best locations in the
county. There is head and tail Of water OF
about iiify-"ne Ieet. The land is wvil
an"p'e" TO gram growing or Will make good
S'""l"s 'a''n. ihefe Is an abundance OF
"t On inc properly Situated Two and
" ',h p'.''s from cFTyFiiie, Cccii coa"ty,
,rn
NJ. ..
A Tract Of about IS Acres of Land one
mile west of the town Of tlk,np mart un,}.r
rood c,,,o;. i a.; r. N'
S''' '.,,1i 10, anu II! Il Roou Sttlo ol cuItlVa-
tlOn This property is beautifully located
for building uufuoSes commanding . fin.
virv ot' IT, . IN, Pin ,,,1 ..',;S y -
., :. " """ s"' to"H"'"S eo"u-
u; io' u great distance. IL Will be sold IN
who'll or in part, to suit purchascrs on gary
rp.snn, hl. farm, ''
~,
NJ. !.
A FARM of 81 nrres oond ,ouG IN .bo rooa
lcY.{i,,, t IN g." ,'''N' "a NV 'o''t
~ '''LE noun LikloH 10 Inc Buc Ball; good
ltlnt Dwelling House and Kitchen Stablinp
t'rauary, corn cribs and Uny Barracks ,briv;rr
yuurr Anule and pa,ob Or,har, 80
I,,;S r. ~ go a., c -nn Oi'nai"S' Win goou
''NN'ns' ii4e"' @-,'oo. Terms easy
~,
NJ ..
FARM of 2nD ocras v.,y 'bo.,js,n,, loo,
ti,, mn rho ,,hl;o roo1 Ia,,,;, Tr No
IVH ol' ''4' Puo"e iota ieading nom Fikton TO
chesapeake City. The whole property is under
good fencing; Builliups rood. tiriyinr Ar,,lo
and Pencb" Orchard, r;eh ~, ah,,,ao ,pPTr
III - r,;t ,I,:r,r' y i'h on '''unuahee Vi
v'Hel Huit' HLIl ne SOFA on moderate terms.
NO. 10.
,,orrv u.1r o,a
residence IF thr l,t. C,n ca'n,n i'0 T rtes"a'
vant,rcs Of tIis ,l,c. ors ,aa maii $500 o az.
need = further rrscri,,,;n, s1fn rar o" ,. "
in cnrr.nrr lnss in rnld ~''0 yea "o'0'
Va, .t.a.,, ',,e.
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GENTS GAUZE SHIRTS and Drawers,
NJ for sale by E.BROWN Il BRO.
June II, 1865
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the property of Matthew J. Wood, deceased,
heirs. The soil is good, kind and prnIuc.
tive. and has been imed. The land is all
arabic.
The buildings are good
two slnrN FRY ME- -.
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TRUSTEES SALE

RI virtue of Decree of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil connty. in chanccry the
undersigned, MS Trustee, VIII offer al Public
Sale, on
W"rsloy, the III aay Of December, nert,
On the premises, all that
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r Oe1 Z Z'S
csiEB.ATEo
Horse add Cattle Powders.

tbs p-"ra-c:ic-
Gag ed ..vc al, =
! ~ sn, wta! tho4
oIghly rclr vigorrt.s
L-cl.c1 down all
low spirited horse .
hy st-crrthcci
al cleansing IT,
a'J:- ~. AID iLtgs
t.i!cs
:. . 2 s.-c ~
) "i vc o. al L.s
eSsSs iEculrat IL
' FL, CLhNgEg$
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BALTIMORE MARKET
WANTED-.i WIlEELW RIG lit.

V5IO good hand steady work will be given.
4 Apply to HOWARD TITUS,
Nov 70, iSG5-tf Elkton, Md.
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IS&b "a a. FLOUR.
UaiDGE.TERATED,
HANUFACrURED BY THE

Boston Milling and Manufacturing Co.
~ Ii yainc Of unburnt, unadulte red
l. Bone is well known. When reduced to
the condition OF FLOUR, it is az active as II
dissolved with acid, and is far b"t,or, be.
cause it retains all its Phosphatcs. It's
superiority over the common Bone Dust ia
two.t0lI or more. 1t is consummatiun
sought for in vain for the last half century.
and is destined 20 give rev valuo 70 Bone as
fertilizer, and work resolution in its usa.
The BONE FLOU r is made only by the
above Company, and is branded with their
trade mark, which is the guarantee OF its
gcnuinCnesS.
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A FARM of IS acres, good land, on the road
Leading from Ekton to the Blue Ball; good
Frame Dwelling House and Kitchen Stabling,
Granory, corn cribs and Hay Barracks, thriving
young Apple aud Peach Orchards; with good
teucing. Price, $2,5G0. Terms easy.
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4 FARM of 300 acres, very handsome loea.
ton on the public road leading from Eiktom to
Chesapeake City. The whole property is under
good fencing; Buildings good thriving Apple
and Peach Orchards, with an abundance Of
other fruit. VIII be sold on moderate terms.
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th.I animal, such
J ELI OW Wa.
TER. BAY Es,
COUG HIS, lis.
T !. II ? Err. TE.
YER FoCSnER
LOIS CT ATTE-
TIE AND VITAL
Energy, &c. It's
nii INN oyes TIE
y Tad , Increases
the a2Gsiits gives
L ST. 0 otA Ai..i
g'2-y skin--and
t-laiforNa tn Q
miserable skeleton
! k,-as
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A Tract Of about S. Acres of Land one
mile west OF the town of Elkton; part under
good fencing, and in 4 good state OF Guilty. a
ton This property is beautifully located
lor building purposes. commanding fine
view OF t@e Elk River aud surrounding coun.
Try Tor great distance. 1t will be sold in
whoIe or IN part, to suit purchasers, on very
reasonable terms.
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Trustees Sale.
A FARM

| Lying in said county. in Back Creek Neck,
| called NOBLE 5 INDUSTRY, and F." pEARCE's
PARK within four miles Of Elkton con
tanning
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAwK.EYE::s.

new Offices or increase salaries where thu
public service could have 'been carried or
without them, de-, DC, sis tosplace new
burdens on, the. overloaded camers back
tempting Providence and inviting disas-
ter. Such acts at such d time cannot be
lreprehended too strongly. 'Eeoi Fa3fl
Usually Il the House checks the tendency
10 extravagance rampant IN the Senate
now, the Senate checks the probability OF
the House. This results mainly from the
fact that John sherman heads the Finance
Committee Of the Senate, while ,Th4ddeus
Stevens leads the House. Mr.. Stevenss da
an earnest patriot; but, believing thatsthe
Government can manufacture money to
any desired extent, he cannot be ex pected
to regard Financial peril as either grave or
imminent. 47i.a@6ssxs ~ 15s@1gna5
4 q We rejoice that The House. by a decided
vote, has ordered division of the duties
hitherto assigned to its most importan
Committee : the scrutiny OF Apprepria-
tons being henceforth separated from the
.provision Of Ways and Means. THIS re-
form, long desirable, has become indispen-
sable. Its suggestion was one OF the last
Legislative acts Of Mr.. 8. s. Cox, and we
thank him for it. The doings Of the next
House viii demonstrate It's inestimable
value.-N Y. Tribune. tia1s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-18

him: Mr.. Allison hasa mostenviable rep
utation in Congress as a faithful aud eff
cient legislator.
In moral and social qualities, which are
essential to snccess and usefulness in pub
lie life, Mr.. Allison is not q whit, behind
any man who can be named for the Sena-
torship, and is. much in advance of some
who may be named. We present him. then
for two reasons lst. Northern Iowa isen-
titled 70 one representative in the Senate Of
the United States; ID Mr.. Allison is the
best available man FOR the position. He
has not sought the place, and, we suspectho
VII hot be exactly pleased with US for pre-
s ,sa his name and speaking Of him Ss
the people, and to give expression toathS
wishes ofithe people. sItis'G duty WEI cam
not avoid, even If personal considerations
may. seem e dictate its avoidance. How
eyer mach Mr.. Allison may prefer his press
ent position, we hope Re viii defer sothe
wishes; Of the people; and consent to- have
his name presented 40 the Governor for, the
vacant seat,1n the United States Senate.We
shall have occasion to recur to this subject
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