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COMMITTEE CLERK.-Capt. W.

Purnell has been appointed Committee Clerk
by the Senate of Maryland. Capt Purnell
is native of this town, and served two
years and upwards in the 9Th Nd. Regiment.
He was captured at Winchester by the Reb-
els, and starved for nine months by the
chivalry in Libby. He is competent and de.
serves the appointment
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Snow AND SLE1GHING.-Snow fel

Snow AND SLEtGHING.-Snow fell
here. on Monday night last. to the depth of
about three inches. since which our ears
have been greeted with the merry chimes of
sleigh BELLS and our eyes with the smiling.
jovi'l countenances Of those participating in
the pleasure. We hope old Sol will not ex-
erclse his melting powers to too great an cx-
tent on the snow for few days. for while
sl"ighlng lasts it makes everything so cheer
tul and lively. and is such source of plea.
sure, especially to the young. just imagine
the pleasure experienced by fine young
lad, accompanied by his lass, while taking a
sleigh ride. Tongue cannot express the
sweet comfort and peace that they both
feel
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Clinton Nc
Cullough, son of Hon. Hiram Mccullough,
our present Representative in Congress, was,
on motion of Hon. Alexander Evans, adj
mitted to practice on Monday of last week.
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THE AGUE KING!
AGUE, OR CHILLS and FEVER !
DIR. S1lzMs s. SONS
VEGETABLE AGUE KILLER.

MI" a9ST POPULAR AGUE REMEDY ever known.
For the rapid cure Of Ague Chills and Fever. no
medicine Eyer met with such universal appreciation or
gained so high celebrity. in short time as this
All who have used speak Of it in the highest terms of
commentator. One box of these Powders generally
cures. II not only will prevent and your CnIILs.
hn bring back glow of life and animation tn the whole
system ttt is singular and peculiar To this medicine
Every who Uses it speaks Of this fact. 1t contains
Aerc"ry, Arscnir, Qninine, StrychnSne,
@nv other prscnoua injurious Drug but purely
Vegetable aud perfectly harmless for the smallest
infants. u ii perfect Antute to Malaria and rs an
A@rE KILLER has equal
M Price, one DOLLAR PER BOX. with full direc-
iIols, which generally cures BY mail, 81 .25a box If
You th"ss Powders YOU will always use them
They are pleasant to take. Prepared only by
DE-. J. SIliMS son. ProIrictors,
4th and King Streets Wilmington, Del.
Sold by T. :. llance, Baltimore: Johnson Holloway &
Cnr'rr. and uyo,t 4 Co.. phila, aud Druggists and
iN'lrrs generally. F%'Ask for Smms' Vegetable Ague
hiiitr. sud take no ether. jauG S, lSs5-ly
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1flarric0.

SCOTT-CRAIG.-On the 18th instant. in
Llkton. by Rev. H. Mathews, DAVID Scorr
and ANNE +. CRAIG.
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DYSPEPSIA.

DIR. sTRlCKLANDS TONIC is
a concentrated preparation # Roots
and Herbs, with antiacids and car
initiatives to strengthen the stom-
ach anc nervous system. 1t is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Nervousness. Loss of
the Stomach. FlatulrDcy and
alcoholic. therefore particularly
'"us and Dyspeptic persons. For
everywhere at 81 per bottle.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE. MIR. Daniel
Bratton, Real Estate Agent has sold the
farm Of Mr.. Benz. C. Pearce, in the I'd dis.
irict about two miles from Elkton, and con.
tanning $50 acres, to Mr.. David NJ. Taylor,
for 81 200.
Mr.. Peter M, Coulther, residing a few
miles from Elkton, has sold his farm, con
tanning 10 acres, with good buildings, and
land highly improved, for $4,000. Mr.. V.
Price, of North East, purchaser. This
property, we think, is remarkably cheap.
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George Mccall,
Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
No. H22 Market street,

HAVING constantly in store full and complete as.
ID sediment Of Cloths Plain and Fancy CisSincres.
NcstiHs, &C.: prepared to make to order all kinds
of Genicncs and Boys Clothing, in the latest style.
with DESPATCH and Mt reasonable rates. Always hand
assortment Of heaiy-Made Clothing-such ms Coats
P~s. Vests Citizens If Cecil. who paronizr city
tailurs nj who wish their clothes ell made and pu nm
in the most fashionable invited call anil
leave their orders, confident Of giving saisfac-
ton. GEORGE McCALI,
oct IS lSct--sm l22 Market street
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DR.. StrickIand'S
PILE r E NJ E D Y

has cured thousands of the worst
cases, of Blind and Bleedisg Piles.
1T gives immediate relief. and
|effects permanent cure. Try it
1t is warranted.
ggists at 81 cents per bottle.
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CoNFIRMED.-The U. S. Senate has
confirmed the appointment of W. j. Jones,
Esq, as United States District Attorney for
Maryland.
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list OF LETTERS
SMEEP AWAInS.

TUE following Sheep awards in addition
l. to those heretofore published will he
paid on application at the Commissioners
Office, in person Or by written order of the
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aTgs.ysssslsSIcEsi,
Appetite, Acidity ol
Debility. 1t is not
suited for Weak. Ner
sale by all Druggists
Jan 20, ls66-y
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EXTRA MEETINGs.-The extra meet
ings Of the Elkton NJ Z. church continue
with increasing interest. The altar is filled
with seekers night after night, and the revi.
val will doubtless rrove to be one of some
magnitude. Some ten or more of the new
converts were admitted into the church on
probation last Sunday.
In this church, on Sunday next, (to,mor,
row. at the close of the morning services.
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered.
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Trustees Sale.

which formerly belonged to Caleb Jackson,
deceased, situate in Sixth Election District
of Cecil county, Maryland, about two and
one half miles west Of the Rising Sun, and
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LcwGSvItLe, Chester CO.,. Pa. March 10Th 1865
This is To- certify, thar have used L. VI. Englands
Golden Itch Ointment very extensively in practice,
aud do highly recommend it to the public, AS a safe
certain and "9rcuHl nciy for the above disease.
iOu:s lt liuch respect
DIR. JAMES NJ CLEMENT
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CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING, ETC

Those having Clocks, Watches, .ewelrv.
ETC., to repair. could not do better than to
take them to W. j. Alrich, located on North
street, next door to the Registers office
Elkton. Mr.. Alrich is competent me-
chanic. and guarantees all work. One of
the characteristics of his shop is, that work
is done when promised, <huS relieving per-
sons of the Inconvenience and disngrcrabe
necessity of calling several times for their
articles. This is, and should be. a consider
alton Being young man of much popu.
larity ESPECIALLY among the ladies and good
social qualities; very attentive to business:
polite and oblging to customers he merits
large share of public patronage.
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF TIE Lower
WEST NorrISGHAM PREspYrEnlAN CurRcn.
We have been favored by Mr.. James O.
Mccormick with this neatly printed pamph,
lie Of 66 pages, written by the present pastor
ofthc church, Rev. S. A. Galley. We doubt
not the work contains many interesting in.
Enthusiastically interesting to the people
Of that section of the county where the
church is located. When we have examined
Its contents, we propose to speak more at
length of the publication. The work is
published by the congregation. Mr. Me-
Cormick will accept our thanks for the book
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s--sS.ilS
CURE
FOR
PILES.

sltsssa-ssiS.X.HIE
For sale by all Drr
Jan 20. lS66-y
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!!!
ENGLAND'S
Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment,

CVTlHIH CITU TOT ITHt UlSNgrecabIe and
N tormenting disorder the Army Itch.
ia" following few Of the many certificates that
could be given in evidence Of its unriyaed worth:
KtMDLEvILLE. Chester CO., Pa Feb 9th 1861
Nr. l.. NJ. ESGlAHp-D"ar Sir Yours of the 22nd
inst is hand In reply have hesitation in saving
that You may my To any form of certificate
respecting the efficacy If ynur Ointment in the cure Of
Itch. Having used mncl Of il in my practice can
with pleasure give you my that believe it to
te III, hest article have ever used.
Yours truly, JIG. WET. MD.
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And for yourself the surprising activity with which it
ceanses the blood aud cures these disorders
During late the public been mised by large bot
ties pretending to give quart OF Extract SarsapRra for
dollar st of these been upon the sick for
they only contain little any Sarsaparia but often no
curative properties whatever Hence bitter disappointment
has followed the use Of the various extracts sarsapra
which food the let, until the itself has become y
uonymous with imposition and cheat Still call this com
pound Sarsapaa and Intend supply such remedy as
shall the from load of obloguy which rests
upon We think have grounds for believing virtues
which are rress9e by the Qrd hyrnn OF the diseases is
intended We only the sick that we offer
them Alternative which know how pr duce and
we believe it by far the most eectuA purifier
of the blood yet discovered bv anybody
AYERS CHERRY PECT0RALi is so universally known
to surpass every remedy OF Coughs Colds
Influenza Hoeseness Group Bronchitis Incipent Consump
tion and for the relief Consumpve Patients in advanced
stages disease thar is here the
dence of its virtues The world knows them.
Prepared by j. O. AVER CO. Lowell, Mass. and sold by
E. j. HART CO.. New Orleans,
Wholesale Agents
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THE OPELOUsAs COURIER
oPELOUsAs, LA.
PubliEhed on Saturday, by Joel HI. sandoz
CONDTTIONg.

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he. DE ANDRIE's
sARsAPAR1LLA BIrTERs.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade 10
specially called to the introduction of the
SarsapArilla Bitters,
The Pleasant valuable Bssr that besnin
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by the following Grocers ana Druggists
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Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
E. j. Hart Co., 7S rs and n Tchoupitonas street.
L. Basset, Grayier and Tchoupitoulas streets.
F. Avst Csrnbon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John t. Moore, cor. Poydras and New Lsvee streetA
VIM. O. Mitchell, Camp and Poydras streets
GAss b Downing, 80 Poydras street.
T. W. Marsden, Druggist cor Magazine and GraSieE.
Turner Il Wales Druggists Royal and CustomhOusa.
q. N. MORRISON, Agent,
10 Magazine street
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What the Patients Say of DIR. MnggIeps
Pills and SaIve.

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my liver works like engine, thanks to your Pills"
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cents for another box to keep in the house"
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c3qw Orleans Qailp Grra,ent
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 20, lse6.

MILITARY ARREST UNDER CEN GRANTS LAST
ORDER On Saturday, Mr.. j. H. Keene, q North
@rn man, who resided north of the Potomac during
the war, and came here about six months ago,
was arrested and carried off to Richmond to be
detained IN military confinement until proper
him.
1t seems that some days ago q negro was pass
ing under the window of Mr.. Keene's tin shop, on
or near whom Mr.. X, unintentiOnay threw an
old quid of tobacco; the negro in an insoent and
threatening manner, asked Mr.. X. who the h-ll
he was throwing his tobaco on"' Some words
passed the negro cursed him, and lie picked up a
small hammer and ran after him; dyertaklng the
negro, he asked what he meant by his impotence,
and the negro repeated his impudence and threat
ened fight, whereupOn Mr.. X. gave nm te"
cracks with the hammer, not inttcting any serious
injury.
The negro was insolent to the magistrate in his
conduct when demanding warrant; he was
proved by one uegtO and one white man, who
heard the quarrel so have made a false statement
in regard to his conduct in the beginning had not
been hurt BY the punishment, aud was really the
party first in fault. The magistrate, thinking it
Unnecessary to grant warrant, ''falcd' to do so.
On the negrO'5 statement, we suppose, Mr.. X. was
arrested, taken from his business and carried to
military confinement.
We think General Grant should reconsider his
''order,' or an appeal should betakeu to the Pres
ident Of the United states.
Such an order only aggravates the evils which
already environ the administration Of the laws.
u [Frederieksburg News.
The MEMPHIS SwISDLE.-WAs WASHINGTON, July II.
There will be some rich developments in the
Memphis case soon, as well as the exposure of one
OF the most stupendOus and bare 'aced frauds ever
Perpetrated against the government. The loss to
the government, Already shown by the evidence
amounts to nearly nine hundred thousand dollars
and II is believed when all the facts are shown il
will amount to several hundred thousand more.
M. P2rhman, Of the firm OF Parklnan Brooke &
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Purges these impurities and stimulates the organs of life
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Hence i! rapidly cures variety Of complaints which
Kings Evil Tumors, Ulcers Sores EruptOns Pnple Bois
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Tumots Sore Eyes Female Diseases such Retention Ir
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INSURANCE.

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MARINE, RIVER AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
RISKS, the most favorable terms
EDWARD RIGEEY, President
VIM. P. KELLOGG. Vice President.
H. P. JAEvIER. Secretary.
GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO 81 cARoNDELET STREET, CORNER OF COMMON.
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With privilege of increasing to 81 100000.
In addition Accident business this Company pre-.
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to insure against
FIRE, THE PERns OF TIE SEA AND INLAND
NAVIGATION,
At rates as Low and on TERMS AS FAVORABLE those
of any FIRST class Company in the city.
JAMES LoNGsTREET, President.
| O. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
MERCRANTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
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MULES
BUTLEM's PATENT COTTON Tnn

The undersigned sole agents, have Willie
constantly supplied with the celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES, prepared for immediate use firmly
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merchants planters simplicity strength
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RUSS, RUSS
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One of the most valuable combinations Of useful medicine
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MEDICAL
TIE. mAOGIEL's PILLS AND sALv1
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
DR. AEaEEiers Pulls and salve.

These wonderful Medicines familiar to the people
that little Endorsement Of their Fhysc need be
made. The Pills Of Maggiel contain mineral. They
GRIPPE they enfeebe the system by
purging. They universal in creating
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MAGGIELs PILLS AND sALVE
Are almost universal their effects cure be almost
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the United States and Canada at % per box pot
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Iirla
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Devoted Literature Agriculture General Intelligence
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.

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FTHE BUMIlER FEM ale AEAEINAKT
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pr
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