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MARRIED..
RITTER-R0WAN.-Ou the 2eth ult, in
the Presbyterian Church, Eikton, hy Rev.
II. Mathews, Capt. WV. J. RlrrEH, OF
Baltimore, and Mrs. SARAH II. Rowan, OF
thid place. a.
ER-BURGIN.-Ou the osth ult..
near E!ktou, by the same, UHIAH FOWLER
and JENNIE BuRGix, all of this county.
PARkER-SMlTll.-In Baltimore, on the
18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Lee, DAME,
N. PARKER, Of Port Deposit, and Miss II.
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SAVE money and save trouble over store
accounts by buying your goods at the Cheap
Cash House of Reese Foard, in the Hol.
low
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Notice to Creditors.

ms i. 70 give notice, that the subscriber Of Cecil
COUNT, ,I"th obtained from the Orphans Court ~
said c"unty, letters Testamen,ar, on the pei-onai
estate OF ~
JOHN II. GuNCE,
late OF said county, deceased All persons ,o,i,.,
claims against the said deceased are hereby warmrI
10 EXHIBIT the sane witt the vouchers thereof daily
uteutiva.ted, '
On or before the ist day of November 1858:
they may otherwise. by law, he excluded from all
behens OF sald estate. All persons indebted To said
estate are requested 10 make immediate payment To-
the subscriber. Given under my hand this OH ,,av
Of November, 1867. SARAH A. GnNCE ''
ExccutriN Of John X. Gomez d,r',l
Test--chhkLEr B. tulEs. Register
Nov 0, is67ew
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THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE

IA, he Pacific Will he o-u for business III 1870. MORE
THAN UXE-rtIiRp or THE WORK HAS tLgEAnl
BEEN uOSE. MORE THAN oHETHlRD OF The
WHOLE LINE Is NON ~ EcNSiSG ORDER, AND
RELABORERa ARE NOW EMPLOYED UPON II
TIA. EVER BEFORE Nots tLtu
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The vote in South Carolina on the Con.
vcution question il so close that the result
can only be ascertaincd when the official re.
turns from the whole State are received.
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DIED.

EDMONDSON.-On the 2Sth of Noycm.
Dor, 1867, near the Ebenczcr Church, in
this county, Mrs. ANNA NJ. EpNoSDsoN,
wife Of Mr.. Samuel I. Edmosdson, aged
25 years and months.
Friend after frieod departs
NhG has not Lost tTisudy
There is no union here uf hearts.
That has not hers 0 U end r.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. .o.as
Meeting of ti.o Stockholders Of the co,nn,;
an1 r9rt Deposit Railroad Company viii ho heii'n
Sal NHlA1, Deceinbcr 2sth. 1877 Mt 10 ociont ~. ~,
a. No. 2's south Thrt Street Philadclphi, r. ,as
into consideration the proprety of innrca;n,' ~
Capital Stock and Bonds of the Cornpon,, M ,,'
transarfsnch other business as may be- Je,nat a 20 70
the interests Of the Company ''''e" '"f
VI, "a ,ss- 49, Gko, F BRESEuAy,
W. Secretary,
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Siox on NERVOUS HElpAcHE-Dr. s. Rogers Liver
Pills are q certain cure. Depot 200 Dock street
Philadelphia Sold by Dr. y. f. Foreman, EiEtoA
sRd G. J., lamar, Port Deposit.
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Deofness, Blindness and Calarrh.

T ISAACS, n. D., Oculist aud Aurist,
y. Professor Of the Ego and Ear, formerly
Of Leydeu, Holland, located at No. $40 Pine
street, Philadelphia, whore persons afflicted
with diseases Of the BYE, EAh or CATAnRH
will DO scientifically treated md cured, II
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has NO secrets 10 his modu of treatment.
wArtiHcial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan q, 1666-ly
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NOTICE.
- SAMUEL HAlNEs, Admir- Of Elizabeth triest
-.. - vs.. .tz
CAROLINE 4. GRtEST, MARGARET E. GEIL.sT
ISAAC b. GRIIST AND EVA y. GEIEsr
November 18th. ia,1 -
oEptnEn, That the sale made aud reported b,
Sathuel Haihes Trustee for the sale IL the n..i
Estate 81 Elizabeth CREST. deceased be ratjieJ and
cenhimed, unlesscan-e to the contrary thereon H.,
shoNn on or before the fourteenth day of January
some newspaper printed nj Elkton Crml county,
once week iur Que, month before the tn,n,y.lrSt
day Of ,ec.inher next q n r1;rJ i,hn "'se
wv? wis., Register.
> 60 ,s.- G. H. CUTLER
Wv ~ ie''-tn Register
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Association of
Public School Commissioners met in Bali.
more, on Wednesday and Thursday last, for
the purpose Of making record Of the oper.
atoms at the present free school system dur.
Ing he past two years, with view of em.
bodying the facts IN a repor, to the mex, SOS.
sion oftbe General Assembly. With marked
upanimity being but one positively
uegcire opiu:on--the Association endorsed
the chief features Of the systcm now iu
force, WHICH, some Of the ID embcrs asserted,
is regarded with favor ia the counties BY
people Of all political parties. From Il re.
port Of the proceedings on Wednesday, We
rive the e--"ht4ucg Of the remarks made by
f. A. Ellis, Esq, Pres,at". nj the BOARD
of School Commissioners for this county:
'Mr. Ellis, Of Cecil, argued that the pres.
ept system was not the invention of DR.,
Van Bokkelen, or Of any other man, or set
of mcn,. but that it had grown mp with the
necessities of the times until those who bad
the cause of public education at heart had
put their heads together and induced the
Geuera! Assembly to pnss necessary laws on
the subject. The Stale Superintendent was
the mere agent Of the law making power,
aud his business was to carry out the proyi.
sions of tho law in reference to public edu,
cation. He claimed to be, at least no FAR a
voting was concerned, in utilization with the
political party now in power in the State,
and holds the party responsible to sustain
the schools. The people are satisfied with
the present system, though be was no, satis.
fed TO say that it was perfect.
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Notice to Creditors.

:" FN
This Is TO give OF ice ,that the sutscr;he,s :,
county, have obtained from The Orphans cnnrt ~
SAID county, letters OF Administration on tho n,
sonal estate Of y" VIZ p''-
JOHN McMULLEN,
late OF said comfy, deceased. All pcrsm,s b,,,,
csinis sSans' Tue sad deceased are hereby wa1nrG
authenticated, Tf{ ''fU' "hi>
I'm or before tic 3ott day of October 1sss.
they may, otherwise, by law DO excluded from nh
hencht oil said estate. All persons indebted 10 sa;d
estate are requested to make Immediate nav,r,,
day Of November, 1867. '''s ~
NARY t.. McMrI1EN
THOMAS X. McMULLES
administrators of dohn NrlTnllon dnod
Nov 2, 1SG1--Cw
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Coarty Commissioners sill meet at their
Office 10 Elktou, on TUESDAY, na1t, the 10th lust,
10 Intend 10 current business. by order.
WM. r. MILLER. Clerk
Dec Z, l5G:--lw Coinmra Cecil county,
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TUeSIuY. Dece1Ier on lSn-
~ $500 .' '*N''
!" o'l'cE' r'h' -
r ,Tr ,,brnse So,n,a, &C., $3.50 ur hE1h -
rarc,l No consists Of ara, NY T,, i,,,r
Af,RFS or LAND in Inc Vii ,ce NJ Ei.in, Snn ~,
~, II ~, ~ rY,s, " ,s,np sun, iui'
known es tho ttcV Hold aud nv STA AazzA
nj IN; SUTnnIS(; Sc .ntHc;eg, ~ :" ~, tSEA
a ~" n :. Nal s,sm, ''A '''ae'' "H 80 Y
.a
W. AnJ'h nof nnd iofmIng part of Parcel No:
ats seNe's u. ~ iMis whic, can he det2ch.
.t ~ iron, y ~ "a, WIZ ~ VAIN" as Hotel
~ r..r,,, r. a,a,nai J.. 80 P'lhl8 from Ihc no.
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TIE company have aarlo facilities for rnrplSlh any
fslici-rc. n Tor This
nay be "ue nrily or in rat by additional sr'tcr'p
llyli- 10 capital stsk.
Active inquiry has already been mad. for portion OF
rh,.- 9n, and nrrIg rnrnis ARE nuw proposed ~ otter
:, psrt .; ,hru FOX sale While hcir whole value III not
l.. syaL. lp, SINE years 10 come they VIII remain
very ,upr,,t source u g.Fcnn- to The Company. The
ns OF IL. iliiuu.. ratr nti!"std t"unny arc ~cliin%
81. from ~ 10 ~! per acrc. aud oth"r !"id grant com
Iat- IN tIr West renewing equal rrie, "' sIh!Ar
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SPECIAL nEOIEsT.
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- fOrma ton for tho People.

BY Professor J. WALIEh ScOfr.
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Only 81 per Year. Sample Copies 20 Cents
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The demand for MOORE d BROS vii.
minstou City and Olive Soups has Increased
so rapidly that it has become necessary to
run their factory night aud day, being deter.
mined to supply the demand Factory cor.
ncr Bird and Orange sts., Wilmington, Del.
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4. The U. ). n0naa equal 70 mo ), and tho Com
p.njs e~n First Mortgage inld' ha,na tcuIy market,
We have rs tie
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The Cecil Whfg.
ELKTON, DECEMBER =, 1867.
Fnr Prfsiiepf
GENERAL ULYSSES s. GRANT.
BILLS.

Subject to the Decision of the Republican Nation
Convention.
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pur;l.g the quarter ending July m an average nf:''
niles = The cinu Pacific Raiir'sl in operation
~. superintendent Eep'r f,oNs 'h" following result
EARNINGS.
Passengers FREIGHT. T.!es rsphaid Mails. S5,5s VI
1iau,I,ni t,tipI p. Contractors Materials
tIit t'F~'o ~
Total - - ,,u,........... )! :rsp3a PS
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II we lind that sufficient interest is mani
tested upon this subject by our town people
or the people OF any other town in til,
county, we will take pleasure in explaining
at leusth the methods of forming these so.
cictics, their arrangements for successful
working, and all other matters connected
Herewith.
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EXPENSES,

Fuel Repairs Offices, Cun:nctY!, rr.iu-, &c si go "
Nh f.yAISGs To sU7 ioa
'''.''.'''''" -"ip5S 10
The net ,tGTtii.g eSlrErrs Oh tue cuGDIerrta! tuk
for the In.itsr So. 1j 20. Tlu account for
tito CuMM EtLIAL BUSINESS stlpje Hs follows
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
 ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance IN ot an order of the Court of Probate of Prairie county rendered at the October term. 1887. will ss the Administrator of tue estate of John C. Kennedy, deceased, proceed on Monday the 18th day of January 1868, in front of the Court hoase door in Brownsville, to offer for sale al public outcry to the highest bidder on credit of eight mouths the follow ing described lands belonging 10 said estate or 90 much thereof as will be sufficient to pay the debts uf said estate to wit: The north east quarter of section 2S. T 1 N, K ", l60 acres; and the north halfof the north east quarter of section 2S, and the east half of the south cast quarter of section 2l, I N, 6 W. lG0 acres Nores and security required Bond will be given for title and lein retained on the land for the purchase money.
 SAM KENNEDY,
 Adnr. of Juo c. Kennedy. dec'd.
 December Is, lS6I.--lt.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
NOTIONS.

Cur stock of Notions large and consists of variety of dress and shirt buttons flax and silk thread floss @ silk crochet braid worsted braid edng inserting s ruling of all
 
 betand bonnet ribbon french flowers skirt bd Ladies and Gents pocket books togaph albums and large assortment of combs of all descriptions toilet french marbles china dolls mirrors, shaving andc of silk handkehef shetland hawls walking bus and trimmings; white embroidery skrns fancy silk bnnet stationery accoden ion violin and brushes of all desepons saddles and brides and saddle wallets
 they
  cal land ande Goods and prices. M IT, G ATEss & BRO. nes Arc Arkansas, June l. lS67.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
Sale of Land by Common School
 COmmiSSiauer.

NOTICE is hereby given. that under and IN by virtue of certain deed in trust exc cuted on the 18th day of February, 1861. by E. F. Coulter to Wm. P. Preston, as common school commissioner of Prairie county, Ark ansas, sud to his successors in office. The undersigned, as successor to said Preston, will proceed on Wednesday, the lTth day oi February. 1868, to offer for sale in front Of the courthouse coor, in Brownsville, the fol- lowing described lots and parcels of land specified in said deed in trust, to-wit: Lot No. one, I in block thirteen, [lSl in the town of Brownsville, county of Prairie, State of Arkansas. Terms positively cash.
 December 18th, 1867.
 S c. FTYNTT.
 S.ln nol rn, ss;n
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
Sale CT Land by Common school
 Commissioner.

NOTICE is hereby given that under and -LS by virtae of . certain Deed in Trust ex eeuted on the 29th day of June 1881, by John Reider 10 Win. P. Preston as Common School Commissioner of Prairie county Arkansas and 10 his successors in office. The under signed as successor 10 said Preston will pro- ceed on Monday the l7th day of February 1888 to offer for sale in front of the court house door in Brownsville the following llnds specified in said Trust Deed to witt The south west fourth of the south east quar- ter and tue north east fourth of the south west quarter of section (32) thirty-two in Township one CD north in Range six co west containing eighty acres. Terms posi- lively cash. $. c. FLYNrT,
 Com. School Com missioner.
 December lSth IS67
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
NOTICE

JS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned < Administrator of the estate of Aaron Dean deceased, will apply at the January Ierg, 1868. of the Court of Probate of Praiiie ceainty. Arkansas, for an order to sell the real estate belonging 10 said estate, for the purpo.e of paying the debts probated against said cstate. December 19th, l86E
 JAC0BsR. GRAY, Admr.
 of A. Dean. deceased
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by lN virtue of a certain Deed in Trust execu. ted on the 30th day of January ls6lby Isaac Beck to Wm. Preston as Common School Com missioner of Prairie county Arkansas and his successors in office. The undersigned as suc- C., ,ssor to said Preston will proceed on Mon day the l7th day of February 1868 10 offer for sale in front of the court house door in Brownsville. the following lands. specified in said trust deed. to-wit: The east half of the south cast quarter, and the south east quarter of the north west quarter of section thirty one. E3l in township one[ south, in range six[6l west, containing one hundred and twenty acres. Terms positively cash.
 December 18th. 1867.
 s c. FLYNTT.,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
" VI ID " Com, Sch ool Commissioner,
Sale of Land by Common School
 CCmuissiOner.

NQTICE is hereby given that under and " by virtue of certain Deed in Trust ex- ecutcd on the 23d day of March 1861, by George Schuesler to Vim. r. Preston as Com mon School Commissioner of Prairie county Arkansas, and to his successors in office. The undersigned as successor to said Preston will proceed on Monday the l7th day of Feb ruary 1868, to offer for sale in frcn, of the court house door in Brownsville the following described lnuds specified in said trust deed to wt:--rhc south west quarter of the south east quarter of section (Sl) thirty.one in Township one CD north in Range six (6) west containing forty acres. Terms positive ly cash. S. c. FLYNrr.
 Com. School Commissioner.
 December 18th, lSG7.--.,t
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
John Holt, defendant,

This day appeared the complainant, his so lcitors, and files his bill of eomp plaint herein praying decree to subject certain lands de scrbed therein to sale, for the payment of the purchase money due thereon, under con tract of sale made by said complainant 10 said defendant. on the 5th day of October 1859; and said complainant having filed witb said bill his affidavit, setting forth that the defendant, John Holt. is non-resident oi this State. It is therefore ordered that he be notified of the pendency. of this salt against him by publication of copy of this order in some newspaper printed in this State, for the number of times and within the lime prescribed hy the statute, and that un less he shall appear in said court within the first four days of the next term thereof, 10 be begun aud holden at the courthouse of said county. in the town of Brownsville, on the third Monday in February, A. D. 1868, and then, there file exceptions, plead, answer or demnr to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against him and an interlOcutory decree entered accordingly.
 VIM. G00DRUM, Clerk,
 Atrue copy from the record.
 Ai,esN WI GOonRUM, Clerk,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21

Napoleon B. Tucker, William J Bill. Tucker and George ". Glenn,
 defendants This day comes the complainant by solci- tors and files his bill of complaint against the defendants, Napoleon E. Tucker. William J. Tucker and George w. Glenn, psaying a de- cree quieting his title and giving to him a tSo thirds interest in Lots one. two, ten. eleven and t,sviyc in Block number thirty nj the town of Des Are, county of Prairie and State of Arkansas, according to tho plan of said Town made by J. M Moore, for George C. Watkins; and it appearing by affidavit an .5nexed to said Bill that the defendants William J. Tucker and George W. Glenn, are non residents of this State: It is, therefore, or dered that they be notified of the pendency of said bill against them by publication of a copy of this order some newspaper printed in this State. for the number of times and within the time prescribed by the Statute, and that unless they appear in onr said court on or before the fourth day of the next term thereof, to be held at the court-house of Prairie county. in the Town of Brownsville on the third Monday in February, A. D. 1868, and except, plead, answer or demur 10 said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against them and an interlocutory decree en- tered accordingly
 VIM. G0oDRuM, Clerk.
 A true copy from the record
 Attest: WM. G00DRUM, Clerk.
 dec2l-lt.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

Linen Bosom shirts Hats Caps and Clothing. Gail and will bargains in Clothing.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
E. GATES 2 T1o'ss
 CONSISTING Ladies Dress C5rood d@;

Alracas, Gnburgs. Paris Crepe Eugenie, French de Ro0ai1 EFensh Eiaid, Plaid, large variety of Eadies' Gicaks shasTs
 EEanneIs, White
 of
 Black Sisk &slmgfaHss s
 be soaa VERY LOW, R-cAR.D--azlss or COST z==.zSzs. of land
 
  Jeans Tweeds Gnes Efnira Clott Twill. Cassmere, Br0adoh Doeskp Saddles Pistols Knives Butchers and Table Shaving Umbrellas Hoods Breakfast Ladies Hats
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21
TIE PACIFIC RAILRoAp.

Since the commencement Of the second session of the thiFty-ninth Con gress, five hundred and ten miles of road have been constructed on the main line and branch of the Pacific railway. The line from Omaha is rap idly approaching the eastern base of the Rocky mountains, while the ter minus of the lastsection constructed of the road in California, accepted by the Government on the 24th of October last, was but eleven miles distant from the summit ofthe sierra Nevada. The remarkable energy evinced by the com panies affords the strongest assurance that the completion of the road from Sacramento to Omaha will be not long deferred
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21

suits, together with the restoration of the union of the States upon the priu- ciphes of the Constitution would in- spire confidence at home and abroad in the stability of our Institutions and bring to the nation prosperity, peace and good will.
 The report of the Secretary of War ad interim, exhibits the operations Of, the army and the several bureaus of the War Department. The aggregate strength of tho military force on tue Both of September last, was 56,3l5 men. Total estimate for military appropria- tions is ST, l24,707, including deficiency in last years appropriations of %i3.oo,- ooo. gPayments at Treasury on account of service for War Department from January 1 to October 2J. 1867. q period of ten months. amounted to Sl09,S04- GOO. The exponses of the military es- tablishmeut as well as the numbers of the army, are now three times as great as they have ever been in time ofpeace, while discretionary power is vested in tho Executive to add millions to this expenditure bv an increase of the army to the maximum strength allowed by law.
 Et tOHil1tUtuetft itpOlt VI titS " cretarv of the Interior furnishes inter- esting information in reference to the limportant branches of the public ser- vice connected with his Department. The mcnacing attitude of warllke | bands of Indians inhabiting the dis ! tricts of country between Arkansas and Platte rivers and Dakota Territory, required the presence of large miti- | tary force in that region. lnstigated
 by real or imaginary grievances. In ! dians. occasionally committed acts ol 1 barbarous violence upon cmigrants and our frontier settlements, but general 1 Indian war has been Providcntially
 averted.
 The commissioners, under the act ot
 the 18th of July, 1867, were invested with full power to adjust existing diff | faculties, negotiate treaties with disat- ] flected bands, and select for them re- l servations remote from travelled routes
 between the Mississippi and Pacific 1 They entered without delay upon tht execution Of their trust, but have no
 vet made any official report of theil I proceedings. It s of vital importance that our distant Territories should b, exempt from Indian outbreaks, ane that the construction of the Pacific I Railroad, an object of national import
 ance, should not be interrupted by hos I tile tribes. These objects, as well a 1 tl,a a.inattrial interests and moral ant
 intellectual improvement of the In
 dians, can be most eifectually attained
 by concentrating them upon passivl
 use. and located at points remote iron
 highways and encroaching white set J dement's
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-12-21


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