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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
asmfnIstrstor,s Notice.

EENHE undersigned having been ap-
z t.ir ed At the November Tern, 1850, o. Tho
County Coart oi KauE- n county for Probate bust
neas AdirfstrzlTx Of the Estate Of Car CoJbs de-
ceased, all persons holding claims against the es-
tafe are hereby notified 70 present the same, duly
sufhrnficatsi within tie t..ae PRESERVED BY Law,
and al persons indebted % THE ate requested
10 ccnfe forverd and make irninediatr payment.
J.. T. COBB. ti1aiuistratriN,
BockEnIi, Texas, Dec. II. is5i--l4Fse
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
We &C the following from N,

We take the following from the
Memphis Evening AdFer.ise-
Nothing 50 illustrates the sterling
worth Of character, generally, as
the manner ii which officers and
soldiers Of the Confederate armies
have deported themselves since the
iailure Of that c1use to which they
had given the. earnest w0rl- OF their
hearts From generals to privates
they met their fate as men. aud
have addressed Themselves 10 the
task Of buiiai-g u their ruined for
tunes. We see them mall positions,
and they make al positions honor
able. They turn their hands to
anything; their backs upon nothing
that will gain for then an boness
livelihood. They are the salt Of
this country, and they viii leave
their impress upon it, as Ct old
they are returning = t1=ir old
haunts; and thoagh they fnd many
strange faces occupying their old
places. they VIZ reslme th6 helm
to guide and direct tao interest Of
Their own sunny land -,-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
MALE AND FEMALE SCE00L.
rpAB.LAs, TEXAS.
MANN nNN VN0TR VgTHDr

II. d. C0UGHANoUR, Prineipal.
Mrs. Lot. C0UGIANOUR, .issistaaL
yASIlE SECOND Session Of the above
n Institution will commence on
Monday, .yon. go 1890.
Rates of FULTON per Session ofTgeriy Weeks:
FIRST sl1 w
SECOND CLASS. % 80
THIRD ~ w
INCIDENTAL Fee,",..""......."..... ......'.. u
The above prices are In Legal currncg. Specie Ia
ken at It's market value.
Each student will DO charged frcm the time of en-
tcring school until the close of the sams, with posi-
regno deduction for lest tine eroeri ia cases @ pro-
racied siekncss.
Dallas, Texas, jan. 9th, 1sGG.--ldnmo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
PROEEssYONAL.

). y. Pryor, Y. D. .....,,,..~-J. q, Ru-se', ". D.
DRs. PRYOR q RUSSELL
TTANE ftgHi rArinorslnp, 10 eomin2nee oa the
q utf' Oar nl hslttmbgr next, or HE purpose .
praciicirg t,il trofasso1 ~ all 10 branches, and
plsio hrnsoisss b give their earnest and undivided
stl,niiou 20 ho wants of ctr patrons, Careful and
prompt attention. Viii he CiHta 10 eases Of OPERA
1--WE 81 uGIni.
OrfICE-N.Nt door N HE III Post once, near
the Citaasll House. whore one vr the other nay DO
found al al houre, day aud u.rhi,
niIlls raNal. 4 l 4. .uIM, lhlA,--.llL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

The Palmyra has arrived, with one day
later news.
New YoaK,, Jan. 1I.-CDtton firmor' but
not active. Middling, hlc. Gold 1881
Nothing important from Washington of
this date s-.,.r.-, t77 p, ,r~qs,- e-T-''
New 0RLrAHs, Jan. 12-EveEing quota
-Cnitnn NiddIinn AZ roll i27
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
sl5 Market Street, Wilmington

Or. SehsNet's Mandsaks Pffis.-A Substttas.
Isy Caisssef Pills are compossd Of varioui
roots having the power to relax the secrstons oil
hslivsr a. promptly and efsctuaily az blue pill OF
mercury, and Without producing any Of those dis
agreeable or dangerous effects which often follow the
use Of the latter,
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, o. they promote the discharge oil
vitiated bils and these distractions from the
liver and hillary ducts which are the cause Of bill
lou Affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache and all disorders Of the Liver, indicated
by ssllow skin coated tongue, oostiveness, drowsi
mess, and general feeling Of WEAKNESS and lassi
tuds showing that the Liver Is In torpid or OBJ
structsi condition
In short, these Pills may DO used with advantage
in al cases whom purgative alterativo medicine
Ia required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenok's Mandrake Pills, "
and observe that the two hkeoesses Of the Doctor
are on the Government stamp-one when In the las
stage Of Consumption, and the other in his present
health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers, Price 26 cent
per boz. Principal once, No. 10 North 9Th street
Philadelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes q 90.
IL Park Row, New York; 8. 8. Hance, LOS Bait
more street, Baltimore, Md. John D. Park, N.
corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati
Ohio; Walker q Taylor, 1A and lbs Wabash Aven'
us, Chica TO- Ill., Collins Brothers, southwest oornei
Of Second and Vine srrests, st. Louis, Mo.
18th bth ". ca. mo. yr;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

UHIon PAlLoR HnATsR.-The objection TO are
place Latrobs stoves has been the great dheulty
In heating the rsom 10 which the stove is located,
while the upper rooms were too warm. This dim
Guilty has been entirely obvistsd In the construction
Of the Union Stove. By . very simple, but com
plets arrang smedt, all the heat can be thrown into
the room In which the stove 10 located or Into the
upper room at pleasure. There is also sheet iron
about them 10 rust out In season, ~ 10 the case
with the Latrobs or Baltimore stove. This season
the Union has been very much improvedin appear.
anos, making the hAndsomest, a. well as the best
nre-placs heater In this or any other markst:-
Read the following certificates Of gentlemen Of this
eity Who have used the Baltimoreor Latrobs stove,
and now testify " the superiority Of the Union lon.
DEAR srs:-Iha tried the Union Parlor Heater
put up for me By Mr. Pisksls and consider II In all
respects, the most complete and agreeable Heater
that have ever used, and for the performed
the most economical. think 1t much better than
the Latrobe Stove, several Of which have ased.
EpwARpa. BRADFORD.
For several years tried various Heaters to sup
ply my dining room and chamber over y, vim -,
obtained the New York "Union Heater" from
Henry y. Pioksis; which has proved quite sati,fac-
tory, giving an abundant supply OF heat for both
rooms with 'qsaAy Of So. s snan any Q, the
September, Sd, 1850.
H.P PIozzLs,-Dsar Sh:-I had the Lstrobs
Stove In use for several years. and had 70 have It
torn out and repaired twice. Then got the unien
stove, and am perfectly sstisnsd Whit. oon.d.
or /. 70 be far better giving more heat, from sss
fuel than any other. 1oHs foeh'
The following are few Of the gentemsn 70
whom refer as having the Union Stove. In USE and
testify to Its superiority over all others W Rich
ards, William Pyle, DR.: Askew, George ospsl,s,
Richsrdson, WIN, Richardson, A. GAwthrop, Joseph
Bancroft, Edward 7. Bsllsh, WIN. ohurchman, DR.
Merritt, New Castle; Jesse Lane, George Lodge
Andrew Oruplish, John arinsr, David Chandler
Rev M. Whittinshsn, New Castle; Mrs. Norris
MI Patterson end others.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
pRIon GREELEY AID TIE UslTED STAT

HoRLon GREELEY AID THE UsiTED STATES
SrnArn.--The most promile nt candidate Tor
United States Senator from New York, Tor tne
farm beginning on March 4th next, are Ira Har-
ria. the present Senator, and Horace Greeley
Of the New York Tribune. Mr.. Greeley having
bean asked his views upon the subject, replied
10 letter, printed in the Tribune, that he
would certainly accept ihs Senatorship, If O.
iectsd, and that he would be grati6ed to iear1
that the New York Legislature had chosen MIN
for the place. He ohsrscterstioaliy tadds
Hthat should the members be importuned oil
buttonhoIed or bored to vote tor me, or IN an!
manner solicited to act otherwise In the prem.
iss. than as their convictions OF public dut!
sbsll dictate, it will not be the fault OF yours
truly, Horace Greeley"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

Summary of Deaths in the city Of Wilmington
during the month Of October, ls66....Adults-oan'
cor cholera morbas O. congestion OF brain deoil-
ly O. dissase Of heart Il dyssptery l, dropsy l. he'
PATHS (chronio) old age 1, phthsis ., pumonia
tstanus Total Is.
Children-Diseases-cholo infantum i, oonvul-
sions L. disease Of skin disease Of brain l. dyson
tsly 2, sstsrits 1, hydfoesphalus !, marasmus O.
measles l. meaningless l. natural causes psrtussei
l. phthiss l, stilborn O. tsbes msssnterics L. teeth
ing l. Total 10.
Under year 10, from 1 to 26, 2to l, to 10 l.
10 to 20 o. 20 to so O. 80 to 40 40 to so 50 to q
g. 90 TO 10 6, 70 to so L. 80 to 90 l. age not given
total ~.
Born in America 81, Ireland l, England |, total ~
White n, eolored z, total 81: Male IL, female IL
ELISHA HUxLEY, Registrar,
~Physieians needing blank certificates can b,
snpplsi BY calling on e. Huxley, Registrar, eo1
King Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

GEFor Besutifying the Skin aud prevent
ing from ohaPpiug, use R. D, Bicks Cos
sndon Honey Toilet Soap. For sale every.
where. Try 1t, and you will be convinced. A.
Don't Buy TroYbis.--ln getting a Sewing
Machine, the Wilcox Gibbs noiselsss ma
chine makes sewing q pleasure and an amust-
msus Simple is its working and handsome In
lie work. Sold at GIT Market ST., opposite City
Hall.
~ Gentlemen Say our shirts are perfect
fits, neatly and substantially made, unsurpass.
ed 10 quality, prices as low as any. Call and
try US on these points at the Gents furnishing
| store John O. Osle, agent, ol7 Market street
opposite the city HsN Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

MrxioAN AFrAIRs.--Aaximilian IL arnoun-
ssd as returning from OriEaba TO me city oil
Mexico, the runors of his aodics'ion oe,ng
completely dissipated. 1t ia stated that Marshal
Ssssins threatened to place Macmillan under
arrest II he attempted to leave Mexico, aad that
the commander OF the Austrian frigGte that was
70 take him to Europe was peremptoTliy OF
dersd not to permit him to embark Maxi
milan 10 no doubt by this time again on ms
throne, but his chances Of holding 1t after tue
French evacuation are exceedingly slim rresl.
dent Jautes, it is announced, has repaaiA'sd
thu Franco. Mexican debt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
DIED.

In this city, on the lslh inst, OF consnmp-
ton, Ann Jane Taylor daughter OF Robt Tay-
lor, Esq., aged about le years.
February the 9Th 1855, Jane Enos, in the
18th year Of her age.
Nov. the 9Th, Archibald A. Eaos, in the roth
year Of bis sge.
In this city, on the 2lst Inst, Bsulsh Ann
Sheridan, daughter Of John G.. and Mary Ann
| CLARK, In the 2sth year Of her age.
| The friends and relatives of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral IRON
the residence Of her parents, corner of sth sud
shipley sts., on Friday afternoon, at z O'Clock
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

TEE CHoLHRA IN GREAT BRIrAIN-By The
returns OF the English Registrar General 1t
appsars that duriug the months of Jdly August
IA September last l9, 1886 persona died from
cholers 10 England and Wales. The LONDON
Daily News says the people had ample warning
of the approach of the disease but did not
Ned H. and this great sacrifice Of life was the
osnse queuce. 1t ioyokes The cid OF all intel
itgent persons to alleviate the condition ct tue
moor OF Great Britain, so as to prevent insr
hlth and discomtorts from making the vista
ton Of mother epidemic the cause OF 80 great
n loss oil life.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

TEE PARIs ExPosiTIos.-The visitors to the
great exhibit on ~ Pstis next yeAr-ano tpey
Iii n doubt be numerous-are, according TO
a. s.chsuge. to be congratulated upon the
Act that every preparation is being made ioi
.hsir comfort, Among other things 1t Is an
noupcsd that The Perfect of the Seine, aware
~ ths fact that crowds are liable TO develops
spide mics, has bought four huntrei acres OF
land near Paris tor the sceom mediation oil
forsigusrs' bodies 10 the event OF tie recap
oearaucs of the cholera.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

TIE Au.TRrAn ARMT.-The chief points in
the proposed reformed system OF Austrian NIL
stary affairs are-univsrsal liability 70 mh, "a
troops; The improvement of the educ !ional in-
stitutions of the army; q system OF strict sxam.
ipation for efficers and those aspirils 10 such
positions; aud 10 order to allesisle The burdens
On he public treasury, q considerable reduction
in the Lumoer OF offcere. Thes- changes II -
thought, will greatly promote the efficiency 0i
h. army.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

, Gov. Worth has sent his message to
,bs North Carolina Legislature. Re thinks the
sspec. Of coal Affairs hopslLi says that law
ana order are supreme. and justice meted to oil
eoloYs in the State: opposes negro sunreSs
an the Constitutional Amendment and 70.
commeuds the Northern States TO encourage
Aha migration OF freedmen.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

rGr- Governor Marvin, of Florida, In his
message to the Legislature OF that State, OPP
poses the Constitutional Amendment aud also
dwslls upon the conflict between the ciVii ana
military suthocities in disregard OF the frss'-
dsnt's proclamation.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

A,surAsr BrsHor CuMMINs 1T has already
been stated that the Rev. DR.. George b. Gum
minis was last week consecraIed as Assistant
Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky.
The Louisville Journal says;
DR.. George B. Cummins was born at smyrna,
rsisvare. about 1895 or 1926. He was first
uoenliate of the Methodist Episcopal Church
ana Afterwards begun his ministry In the Pro-
testant Episco opal Church at Norfolk, Virginia.
Aftervsrds called to Richmond then to Wash
ineton and Baltimore, aud lastly to Tririty
Church, Chicago. He is said to be a man OF
aus administrative ability, and high hopes are
entertained that by his conservation as Asais-
tant Bishop of this diocese lite interests WIN DC
orsativ advanced. Rev. DR.. B. B. Smith the
present Bishop of Kentucky, will still remain
bishop Of the diocese, while DR.. Cummins will
be his assistant.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
THE DELAWARE NORMAL SCHOOL.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 18th, 1905.
DAILY LECTURES 10 r. M.

Doors closed AT O'Clock, p NJ, for one hour.
JOHN G. uARKNgss, A. NJ, MoSpArs
oRAMEL g. sENTER, A. NJ, TUESDAYS.
O. HARLAN, N, D., WHpsEupArs,
H. W. ERACKMANN. THuRspArs-
LITERARY EXERCISES, fRIpATs.
~ Tickets at Book Stores Single, Is cents IL for
a.; 4s-or snsle admission for one tsrm-ts.
Ar All Lectures free to subscribsrs and pupils.
TO accommodate the public none but sngle and trans
fsrAbIe passee are Issued. nov WI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
&slawars gepablitaa.
THURSDAY, November 70, 1866.

=. Al. to,a ataatiorz
) o'A .-,..s =. ,,,,v
w. .s.a-.,.. Ms.v a, An. most Id.
.1,. -. h.,ona 30 ,hs Jooofooo marty.
90 - 90 =. ,otu.tsd by natriot,o motives.
M mn. VS.. .~,h,,... honsst I'm, bavs allowed
80. 80. ~. =, 80 "a ,h.ir ,rs,udioss 10 ret
~. 80, =, ,hs,, ,uagmsnt We are a, = loss
80 ,sensnos .roh man. when
.s',,'.. ,,.nrrr.,sa avs,v Jaw.lov.
=, ...n.a ~ =. won,a amman. the
na s I.snns.rss a. on, mind that
~. S.s.,,;on mns, he .unnre,sed or nusrohy
-, 80. In,.,,,asn, and nrofssssd Law.
N 49, .,,,..,. ..smsd 10 tbiuk differently
,-,....a ,hs,- srmnatbv with the
$40 ,p'Ay - r. oo,,a hons.,iv or nronsrly
=. 49,. Ia ~, nndsrs,sna nor have We
s' .,,.,.,,o,v ,ana,,ou of it,
''.A 10y of ,na.msn, w, q ABSOLUTE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
MARRIED

Ga Thursday, Nov. 18th, BY the Rev. Geo. F
wiswsii, D. D., Charles Bird, U. 8. A, to
Mary C. daughter of tho late Peter Bowman
all of Wilmington Del.
In Philadelphia, on the 10th inst, By Rev
T, @. Murphy, Mr.. Allen W. Simpson 70 Miss
Kats Greenman both OF Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

c1NSY Stray yearlne hsifsf. red and white color
NyYN came to the pTemiscs Of the subscriber, nsa
stanten, Christiapa Hundred, about the mrs
81 6eptsnher Abe owner 10 requested 10 come forward
Prov ~, {s5ws" TRAHo1 W. oRAksros.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

~ Runaway from the subscriber, near Centre
~ Vile Del the 18th inst. Frederick Jewell, an
\indsntursd apprentice to the farming business
d He was about nine years Of age, and Of medium
size The above reward will be paid for his return but
NO charges. nov le-2tws eAblLLA MLLooN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

Roll Road Iatsligsnes They have eomnen :
cad the survey OF the Railroad from ohsa1er-
town to the Delaware Railroad, ana MADE ,
S.manS for a portion of the stock. 1t 10 named
she Kent County Rail Road. -,
The voters OF Queen AIMS county, Nd, have
decided 10 subscribe 500 600 to the stock oil
Railroad which 10 to connect with the Kent
County Railroad at Masssy's Roads Ihis
will give wilmington connection with mat val
asbls agricultural oouatfy.
The following will be the branches OF Use
Delaware Railroad, viz The Junction ane
Brsakwater Railroad extending from harring'
ten to Georgetown, and from there to Lewes'-
Tne Kant County Railroad extending from
Chestertown to Townsend or Middlstown. ine
Delaware and Maryland Railroad extending
from smyru. to o1tcrd The Queen Ann
County Railroad ex ending tron Massey eros
Roads to q point on the CHESAPEAKE pay NO
vel detsrmiued. This Railroad has now three
times az many branches as The Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Riiiroad.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

Be,s BaR.-A match game between the
Olympic of Middle,own, and the Wawesett oil
this city, will be played this (rhursdayl si'er.
ternoon on the FIELD near the depot of the
City Railway 90. Some fne playing may be
expected, tie wawasst having to retrieve q
defeat awarded by the Olympic, 10 the first
game which wis played at aiddleowu.-
Game will be ,lled al one O'Clock.
Waatsd.--A girl OF Is wants situation II
the country, and will work until abe Is IL fol
her yietuais and clothes. Apply TO Alderman
Vincent. t-a rL..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

PHTLADELPAIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Beef sold at SIS $3.50 per 100 lbs. for COM
mon to extra quality. oo
Cows-$5O to $50 for springsrs, and $40 toloo
for COW and calf. a.,
Hogs-$11 $I2.50 per 100 pounds, A. TO quality
Sheep-Fst Sheep sold for to 81 CENTS stooA
aheep so To a 90 each
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
STONE HOUSE,
STONE BARN. large Dairy House. "a
coon ORCHARD


GOOD ORCHARD.
Abundance Of Lime can be- obtained ia the
immediate vicinity, within half mile.
There are very fine BUILDING SITES upon
IL, and its convenient location in reference %
the Railway and York Turnpike renders il a
very desirable PROPERTY for persons wishing 10
purchase Country seats. II has been surveyed
and laid oil into lots. as follows
LOT No. I, Of 1921 Acres. moro or less. com
tains the IMPROVEMENT above specified.
LOT No. 2. adjoining No. on the north. con-
tains l5t Acres. more or less has on il sever
nj fine Springs and Building sites. and fronts
on the ovcrshot road.
LOT No. ,, adjoining Nos. and 2 ON the
east. contains :Si acres, more or les. fronts on
the 0ycrshot road. has on IL q fine Spring. and
adjoins the land Of Mr.. Talbot.
The above lots will DO Offered separately.
with the privilege 10 sell the whole II q higher
price can be So obtained.
The Terms Of Sale prescribed by the decree
are-One third Of the purchase money ia cash
on the day of sale or its final ratification one
third ia one and the balance in two years from
the day OF sale the credit payments ~ De- So
cured by the bonds 81 the purchasers. with Sc
curty 10 be approved by the Trustee; thr
whole h. bear interest from the day 90. sale, "r
tho whole purchase inoney may be paid ia cash
at the election OF the purchaser
: Persons desiring to purchas" ran obtain all
further reformation in regard TO the property
by inquiring Of Joseph Kelly. who resides on
me premises or Ballard Johnson. ~. ! South
street. Baltimore. and of the Trustees. nt IN.
1 napols
OLIVER MILLER,
JAS. :. FRANKLIN.
Tru s'r,s.
p. ". BENNETT L CO. Auctionccrs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
NOTICE.

orFicE ~ ruE BALrNoRE Axp YoHKTowSl
TrHSPfKE RoAp ConrASr,
BALusonE. sept 22d, 1886. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the Stock
N holders Of this Company, that In pursu.
ance % their charter, an election for Presi.
dent. six Managers aud Treasurer for the en-.
suing year wall be held at the Office Of said
Company. No. las W. BALTIMORE STREET
on hs third Monday IN October vert, 1.-THE 18th,
between the hours Of 10 ard ~ o'clock NJ.
The Transfer Books will be clcsed until tbs
iGsh october. by order,
II. MURRAY HANAH,
Sept 22.--iw. Secretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
Soldiers. Attention.

DY the dnai report just made Of the Com
Dmi.sion appointed by the Government Ia
determine upon the Equalization Bounty Lap,
ALL MEN who enlisted lor three (3) years who
never received but one hundred dollars Gov.
ernmcnt Bounty aud who wele honorably dis
charged by reason Of expiration Of term VI SER
vice, cessation 81 war or disability incurred in
line 81 duty. are entitled to an additional One
Hundred Dollars.
our long experience. and the vas, number Of
claims We have prosecuted before the different
Departments. afford US unsurpassed facilities
for the proper getting up and prompt collection
Of these claims.
call with your discharges, or write Us for any
information you may desire.
u. +. GUSTIN 4 CO.,
Agents and Attorneys,
No. Is south Gay Street, baltimore.
sept. 2g.-3m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
LIGHT FOR ALI LuGmTii

TANN's PATENT BURNING OIL ran h
81 had al Glen Morris. Western Maryland
by the Barrel or Gallon at lowest wholesale
price, where all tho information for using viii
be cheerfully given. Il comes lower and burn
better than any other oil in the market. Al
persons are warned not 10 infringe on the Pat
ent, - prosecution will be- the result, having
bought the right for the county.
JOSEPH WELLER.
Oct. ISL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred
~ itors OF JOHN b. TwINER, an appli-
cant for the benefit 81 the "4Slh Article 81 the
Code Of Public General Laws" relative to in.
solvents. that the isi Monday in December merit.
has been fixed Tor his appearance To answer in.
case before the Circuit Court for Baltimore Co.
Dated the :Jrd day OF August, 1860.
Test:--J0llN II. LOSGNEcKER, Clerk.
August Aim
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub.
Il seribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of admin
istration on the estate OF
CHARLOTTE \. WRIGHT.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber,
On or bcfore nc l3h day Of Jsne. is65
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted "a
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 10th
day OF October, 1860.
DANIEL WRIGHT.
oct.is.-ir Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
Esiray Hog.

ONAME 10 the premises Of the subscribcr, on
~ the Dover Road, Is miles from Baltimore
Chestnut Ridge,l about tho first Of Ju- .mw~
~, last. A WHITE BOAR HOGi has5
q short tail, the right ear cropped and .AA1eRn'
a.hole IN u, and the len ear has n slit In u
The owner Il requested n come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
ELI =. KELLEY.
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