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RIsISG Sun, Aug q, 1867.
Mn. EpITor:-As Won seldom receive a
COMMUNICATION from our thriving village,
~ Il rnd.ayor 70 uiye YOU few items:
Our vlIaO.rs were thrown into great con.
stcruation, last week. by riot, or rather a
series of riots. at the "lIowcll lnstilute.'
The difficulty seems to have been between
the " tart of the Institute " and his ten
ant. both claiming to be monarch of all they
surveyed,
The tenant rented the whole mansion and
naye the - loyi" thereof permission to put
his ruiuabics in one room, as an accommo
dation, for the time. In n short time he.
the lord" established his old business in
said room,-that of consuming cheese.
crackers, and salts This presumption on
The part OF the = Lord did not suit the ten
ant, and 50 he laid an embargo on his enter
ing the mansion by the outer door. The
lord " entered several times by means Of
a ladder, but finding The entrance inconven.
lent, rs we'll rs II tight fit, he then resolved
To enter by the straight way-which resulted
in much :: ycing" and loud talk and little
gentle pushing by the tenant, which induced
''ye " lord Of the mansion to have the ten
ant bound over to keep the peace.
The Centre Hotel in this place was struck
by lightning one day last week, but no Sc
roas injury done, except the removing
iilllc slate from the roof, and stunning slight
iy the family and those sitting out Oh the
ncighboring porches.
The energetic and deserving members of
the Rising Snn Brass Band, had arranged to
have u festival on last Thursday, in b.
Iiaincs grove, for the purpose of raising
means to purchase n band wagon but owing
to the heavy rain it was deferred until Sat.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
MARY 4. CAN EU0N
STEPHEN +. CAMERON.

STEPHEN +. CAMERON
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Chauccry
The object of THIS Bill j. to obtain decree for A
diyorcc-a ttncutu H,atfi0odii--of the complainant
from the defendant, and 10 obtain for the complain
ant the custody and sole and exclusive management
and control of their three children hereinafter
toned.
The Bill states that tho said Mary g. Cameron and
stephen + Cameron were lawfully married on the
2it day of June. AID, 1858, and that they lived to-
gclhcr as man and wife until about the month Of
June in the year 1861 that the complainant from
the time of her said marriage with the defendant
up to the month of june, 1851, Discharged all the
duties and obligations Qf dI faithful md loving
wife that in the month of June, lSGl the defendant
deserted tn" complainant and their three children
without just cause on proyucaon on the part Of the
complainant, and has continuously ever since that
time lived scptlit" ami apart from the complainant
and has lived beyond the limits Of the State of
Maryland refusing to live with the complainant or
to make any provision for her maintenance and
support OF that ui thcr childrcn and that the com
plIinan believes and charges that the abandonment
on the part ui the SAID defendant has been for up
wards of three years. and j. deliberate and final and
that any reconciliation between the said complain
ant and defendant is beyond any reasonable eXpcc
uion.
The Bill also CHARGES The, thgre are noi living with
the complainant their three children, TIVE offspring Of
the marriage OF the complainant with this defendant
to-w: Clarence Cameron, Henry 5, Cameron and
Mary s. Cameron all infants Under the age of twenty
one years; and that the defendant, in the Iig.tL al
)un" 1851, deserted his said children and has coi4tiui
ouy since lived apart from the said children and
refused to make amy provision for their maintenance
and snipn'
dent Of the State Of NJ yinl hut resides in the State
# New York, or elsewhere beyond the jurisdiction Of
this Cont.
1t istherenpon adud.,cl and ordered that the com
ainani! by ca,lsn% copy u this order IT, he Inserted
in some newspaper published IN Cecil comfy, uurc u
week Tor one mul, before the 18th day Of September.
next, give notice 10 iho said absent defendant Of the
object an. Substance of this bill and warn him 10 APP
pear in this Court in person hy solicitor. OIL or be-.
fore the l1th day Of DECEMBER, next to answer the
premises AMI show cause, If any lac has, why decree
ought n"I to pas: A. !rtyp'i.
HENRY Il. TOEBEi:T Clerk.
True copyTest
HENRY II. TORBERT.
Aug lin Clerk
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Peruvian Syrup.

A PROTECTED sol LUTON OF THE PR1roXIDE
OF IRON. supplies the blood with its LIFE ELEMENT.
IRo;, living strength, vsor and new life to the
whole system.
If the thousands who are suffering from DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY, FEMALE WEAKNESSES, &C. would but test the
virtues of the PERUVIAN SYRUP the effect would not only
stnnsl themselves hut would please all their friends
fr instead of feeling cross, sail gone and miserable
they would he cheerful, vigorous and active.
A DISTINGUISHED JrlilST WRITES TO A FRIEND
AS FOLLOWS:
have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result full
~ ,lStaIs your prediction. 1t ha. made NEW MAN
of me, infused into system new vigor ana energy
| am no longer trcmuolls and dpbtatcd, III when You
last but stronger, hcarirr, and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical, than at
time during the last five years
1looS0Hi$ harcbcc chanvci ba Tho Of his remedy
trnHt Wt6h Sichi SDRCiHy creatures, tOSfrong, hcdY,
Iad hdpJY d"t "O"tcH; ant UtdiitS cannot Tcd-
svadbiG LcsiiuiG ~ grC il It tJihi
The genuine has "PEIuvIAN SYRUP' blown in the
glass.
4 81 page pamphlet will be sent free.
J. =. DINSMORE. Proprietor,
No. J6 Dcy St. New York
Sold by ali Druggists.
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Premiums offered, $4,000
IN I4ll- - l.S' DEPARTMENT.,
OVER 300 PREMIUMS.

~. LADIES ~" especially invited to become
HAinhrrs, int g do adj tlcy insure. a H. l,,E
NUMBER or CuNrEiEt TORS to tins DrI:...
m"nt. i
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL will lr ,l,ynd
on the Grounds, ON the afternoon Of the lutl, f..
tween The clubs, DIAMOND STATE, Of Wilmington
AMI ~ AkEH CITY, Of Philadelphia.
The Grounds will i,e open on Monday tine nh, far
me reception ana entry OF Stock, and art clrS i,,.
exhibition. '''
~ All articles for competition must Ii, I'm ,h,.
ground and entered before |" Gclur h.si. un Tue.
day, the 10Th.
~ AN entries must be made in writir. STATING
We class, and I'll" tlinr Of ia" person entering ana
u net, or horse stool Til" Name age and ,,l,r
All stock must be entered IN the n!,!nc Of the
owner. "
FRUITS FLOWERS, VEG ETA ELIS, FANCY AR
IlCLl"5 @c. miist have br.u rruwii, i;,,l oy v,,kr
by tiir competitions. EAhltcrs ave requested f., i,l
charge oil their Gu.As the clos. of TIA. .yi,i, ,
attend personally 10 their removal.
HAY, STRAW, AND MATER Wilt. furnished T.,
the Stock "n "Nl,h!n, free uF charge am, ,uis nj
marhe, price ~" Directors will attend to ,lrnneiu"
telNrd. AN LFFltlEAI Pu.lCE FORCE mi Lc ~,
The Grounds day and night and the Society will ne, nil
diligence to insure The safety Of al! stock and arti, los
"n rAhi,on hut IN II" i,,a!;ttco will they become re-
sluis'bi' iur amy loss dnasc that Inty occur nh.
Committees are particularly reIusic Ia r.ut nj th
Presidents uiice on Tuesday, the 10th, at I0l orinrk
AN, when they VIII be furnished with the Isis of In,
stock nr articles which ih..i tn .-.,i line.
For ,%2Gi it,!is ana Cnia,y,lt Of prtuums aliress
the Secretary, DR.. L. McCi,tr. 40. saI Muk,t aIr.
Wihingtni!, Tel. Nv .'''
rltkEFS OF ADMISSION %. .,.
itk ELS, admitting Hose and Rider IA cents
Each occupant Of vehicle, other than the Driver VI
cents. 10y -
Stockholders Ticket, good for one year, and admitting
his family, 500. ''e
No drunken iisorleiiy persons admitted and NJ,
spurious liquors sold on the premises W.
oh the 10Th AMI 10Th days Of October there will he an
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MARRIED,

P-MITCHELT.- the oath inst,
by the Rev. Joseph d. Newlin, Rector of
the Church of the Incarnation, RICHARD
KEMP, of Baltimore, aud JENNA MARGA-
RET MITCHELL, only daughter of the late
VIM. B. Callicot, formerly of this county.
CANAN-SCOTT.-In Wilmington, Aug.
18th, 1867, by Rev. Charles d. Shaw,
WILLIAM A. CANAAN, and SALLIE +. ScoTT,
both of this county.
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Deafness. Blindness and Catarrh.

T ISAACS, NJ. d., Ocuiist and Aurist,
81. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of LeydeI, Holland, located at No. $40 Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases OF the EYE, EAR or CATARRH
viii be scientifically treated md cured, il
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode Of treatment.
IJ'Artiiicial Eyes inserted without PAIN
No charges made for examination.
IAN u, 1860 --lY
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THE HOWARD HOUSE,

THIS FIRST CLASS HOUSE has been reftcd and
] improved in n manner that will add much to the
comfort and convenience Of guests.
In undertaking the management of the Howard
HOUSE the Proprietor will spare no pains to supply
the Table with the lns-t ViardS ihu market with
afford, a,;i tlle hal Nlh The choicest liquors. The
Chambers are neatly httea up airy and cuincrhle
The stable accommodations ave unsurpassed.
He extends an invitation 10 his old customers and
the public to stop with him, and he will spare no
pains TO please them.
WILLIAM FALLS Proprietor,
Nov "a, lSGG-1v ,.,.t.n lid
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Notice to Creditors,

This is TO give notice, that the subscribers, of
Cecil county, have obtained from the Orphans Cuur,
OF sai'! county, !vttcEs OF Administration on lh" per-
sOnal estate Of
DAVID McNAUGI,
late of said comfy, deceased All persons havm.
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duty
authenticated,
ON or hcior" the 9TH day Of August, lSGS;
they may otherwise, 10y law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
the subscribers. Given under our hands this 18th
day of August, 1861. PHEBE MrNAt'GH,
WILLIAM McNAIGH
Administrators Of David M~Nuig, deceased.
Test-CnAlKLLY Is. CUTLER, Register.
Aug u, lSi7GW
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser h.tNin" been restored to health in
Il i-w weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suit, red for ',.yriL years with severe lung attc-
ton and that dread disease Consumption any
iua IL make known To hi- lciluw-sufIcIS the means
of cure.
10 all who desire ii, he viii send u copy Of the
,i,.scii used free Of chu"l, with the dire"
lions for preparing and using the same, which they
N ind slrE 'lHE iur nHs,MtIioN, ASTHMA, l'hoN
ennis Cudns, toina, and all Throat AMI Lang Alice
tons The uni, object of the advertiser in sending
the rr.scrdu to benefit the afflicted, and spread
inf iIn:tiun which Is conceive Ia lie invaluable"
and lac hope every sufferer Ivy his remedy, hS
ii " cost them nothing, and may prove u blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
In,Il, viii plr.tae address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
My Is. ISl,i--M
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The new ceble from Brest to New York
is to be laid in May next, the Great Eastern
having been engaged to do the work. An
anti-slavery Congress met at Manchester,
England, on Tuesday.
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EhI /. ID,

BUTLER.-Att the residence of her mother,
Mrs. Muhala Lodore, in Wilmington, on
Monday evening, Aug. %, MAHALA Il.
BUTLER, in the 9th year Of her age.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
MARYLAND MILITIA.

CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICERS OFFICE,
ElKToy, July 18th, 1867.
DIR. Charles NJ. Ellis has been appointed by the
Inspector General, the Chief Medical Examiner for
Cecil county. Citizens residing in the THIRD Bis
trct claiming exemption from Militia duty ON ac-
count OF Physical Disability, will apply To him, ut
his niiic" on MomhlL T"c5t"1, Wui$,idy ant FrtiaV
of each week, from Ia O'Clock Pm.
The times and places for examination Of appli-
cantS residing in other Districts will hr made known
To the parties 10y the Enrolling officer Of the bis
trct. JOHN ). ROSSELI
Chief Enrolling Officer for Cecil county.
july q, lS67-tf
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April II, 1867
CASH !!

CASH!
County Merchants are now compelled to
bny for Cash in the cities and they are he.
ing forced to sell for Cash TO their custom.
>ers, to avoid snch high per ccntagn on their
Goods, in order TO save themselves lromthc
effects OF long credits. which work serious
detriment to all purchasers of General Mer.
chandisc.
After many years experience in transact
ing credit business we have become thor
oughl7 convinced that it is to the advantage
of both buyer and seller to conduct n
COUNTRY RETAIL BUSINESS or
PgREEE CAszI sYsTE1g,
BY selling strictly for Cash VIC can afford
to dispose of Goods at SMALLER PRO.
FIT. All credit business is conducted ot n
IohHu'llblt loss 10 inc merchant, III mn
collected bills. The saving in account keep.
ing in retail business, transacted ON n
simnlo G"sn basis, is an item of prof,
that will contribute to the cheapening OF
Goods, and the long delays OF payments
which every country merchant is compelled
to submit to, who docs cyodit business q,
all, is also heavy loss. Al snoh couln.
gencies have TO be covered hy the pry cent
age on sales, or no merchant can )onr cpr
vive those multiplied prcsaurcs of n credit
system. To avoid those wastes in cnrilai
and be unpleasant duly Of dunn'ug debtors
we have determined to SEii. STRICTLY
FOR CASH AFTER THIS DATE.
We invite our customers to compare our
prices under the Cash, with those under The
Credit, system and hcconyinccd that il is to
their, as we'll as our advantages 10 deal for
Cash. BROWN & ERO.
Aug. y, 1861. ELErox, Mn.
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Exhibition of Horses,

Liberal Premiums will lIe offered for Trials of Specl
THE LADIES are especially invited to contrhnte to
their department, and compete for the very handsome
aud liberal premiums offered and to interest themselves
in this part of the exhibition.
The attention. &c the Farmers Gardeners Fruit Grow
fl..ris,s aud others is called 10 thu, fact that this Is
to be exclusively Agricultural and Mechanical Exhi-
bitiu. and they earnestly solicited To become CON
tribnt"ls, and make the exhibition interesting aud al
ttnctite. PADDOCK TOWNSEND,
Dr. ROBERT McCAhE, President
Secretary, Wilmington, Del,
Ang. "a, lSGI-3t
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects of
Youthful udscrotion will, for the sake of suffering
humanity. send free to ali who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
(which he was cUIci Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN j. DGbEN,
May Is, lS61-ly AZ Cedar Street, New York.
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SCROEULA.

The REV. GEORGE SroGRs, of brooklyn, N " says, in
the Bible Examiner by OF apology Tor publishing
medical certificate in his magazine, of the OF his
only SON oi Scroiua aiter dissolution appeared incvi
table. We publish this Statement, not for pay, but
in gratitude to God who has cred prayer and in
justice to Dr. Anlers being satisfied that there i. virtue
the Iodine Water treatment which the readers OF
this Magazine will thank its Editor for bringing to
their notice.
Circulars free
b. II. Andcrs' Iodine Water is for sale by j p pINS-
MORE, Proprietor 30 Dcy ST. NY, and by all Drug
;iss Aug. 3, 1sG7-lm.
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EaRTON, August 81, 1867.

ESEEEBLhD AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
Of both sr., liELMBOLp's EXTRACT ElCHu II viii
give brisk aud %etc feelings and enable you 10
sleep well
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is STR NGTH.-Therefore
the nervous AMI debilitatcd should Immediately
UELMEoLD'a EXTRACT i.ucuU.
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Notices, &f.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

4 short built RED COW, I or g years old with
small white spot in her forehead about the. share of
heart, and small white spot on the left hind foot
close TO the hooi The Cow has been missing since
ih- 2hh OF July, ANY person returning the above
10 her recovery VIII be literally rewarded by the
owner. ]. i. BRENNAN,
Aug FL lSGT-3w@ FELTON, House, Eiktun.
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lIrl.MRuLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCEU is pleas
ant ANA udur. free from all injurious properties
aui immediate III its action.
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GoteIs, 1Ui|lcs s. liquors.
TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

NHRs. CAROLINE JOHNSON having taken The
wi Union Hotel lllitnn, (f0llncry occupied 10y J.
Il. WelsD will keep Temperance House Tor the
accommodation Of the Irayelm public and pern:t.
ton invited to stop the new Temperance
House, where they will lind the Table supplied with
die best the market Will afford: and the Stables
attended by obli"ing ard car.in' hDsti,,5.
The Chaliib"ts nlli b. k"pG ulrE, t1o'n Gnd pc;p.
ant, supplied with good brda, bedding and 9ll other
necessary tEtnrrs. In word, every comfort and
convenience will be supplied 10 gucats.
ED.Iry the new Temperance iioure whom You
visit Elktun. [Ariii &, lSG7-iy
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DOAD NOTICE.
DOAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giyen that application will he
mad" To the County ComlHis sionei OF Cecil county
al Their hrst regular meeting after the 10th day o
September, next for the appointment of Examiners
TO view and determine the propriety OF locating Il
pubic road 70 commence at OF near the gate Oi the
heirs Of Eben Clark, the Frreman's mill and
i"cllton road, and on the land of raid heirs and
running thence through lands OF +. CLARK heirs
then by the line OF said tnd+ and lands oi William
Knight, and terminating the l!Oheinia Ferry and
S"cilt"n road NJ or near another gate Of the heirs o
T.. Clark aforesaid. Aug Il, tSG7-5w
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIG0R are rcgaincd
by llELMBeLDs EXTRACT BucnU.
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GUMAC WANTED.

- The subscribers will pay the Highest Market
Price for well cured thrasheI SllMAC, delivered at
their MOI scco Factory, Nos. los 40 WALNUT Street
WlLAisd1 y, Delaware.
Aug H. .SQ7--lm@ W. JONES 4 60,
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SITUATION WANTED.

Wanted Situation by n YOUNG LADY, as Teach
er, either in Family, or in small Private School.
References given. Address "TEAcHER"
New London, Chester county, Pa.
Aug "a, 1SG7-tf
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viii cure, with one two applications, the ARMY
llcu and all Diseases of the Skin.
1t contains no Mercury other injurious ingrc
,liruts, and Is pleasant in it, smell, can be kept for
years without getting ran"nt, retaining all OF ilH
medicinal virtues.
The cures which this ointment has effected with
IN In. last iu,lr years il truly wonderful
No family should hr without this valuable ONT
lncnt, which can he had at the Drug and Country
Stores everywhere.
Price ~ cents a box. by mail, 80 cents.
Prepared only by
J.. NJ. ENGLAND & son,
PHAKMACEuTIsTs,
s. W. cor. 5ih and Market SIS, Wilmington, Del.
Sold Retail in Elkton by lR. H. II. MiT"IlELL.-
Wholesale in Philadelphia by Johnston Holloway
,oNIuu, y. n. 9th street. Mar %, lSbI-y
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Tor SALE,
J. BY the subscriber, living near Rowlandevilc
cheap for cash, or on reasonable terms to suit the
purchaser, one good new four or six horse SWEEP
POWER, with Donhle-Gcarcd Drum Wheel, for
thrashng grain. The gearing can be changed in n
iow minutes to reduce the speed for Smelling corn
Any person wanting a machine would do well to call
and see it. All in good order.
Aug 10, lSG7-tf JEREMIAH SWfsHER.
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miscellaneous.

THE tHbtNpS are beautifully located; contain
a"Ut ~ acres; are near the city limits, and within
I'VE minutes walk Of the Horse Railway, by which
ana binnbuScS, passengers can be- cOilycvrd from
the Depot of tia" Philadelphia, Wilmington and Iil-
tlnorc Railroad To the Grounds, ON which i, ono Of
TILE LARGEST AND MOST CONVENIENT
BUILDINGS
for the exhibition of the products sl ,r Farm and
''ti'icn l,Hry, Flowers t.rcy Articles Mnu,iI,r.
lures. Ne, in hi :, tlun, " ~
EAN LETTERS WILL FIND AMPLE Ac,DuAIn.
DAfloNS for stock and all articles exhibited.
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Real Gstate.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of Decree of the Crcnt Court for Cecil
county, in chanccry, the undersigned, Trustee win
offer at Pablo SALE at the Court House door, in
| town OF Ell.ton, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of September, meet,
at II o'clock AM. all the right, title and interest of
Alice Mary Thomas and Teresa May Thomas, in .ant
| children and heirs-ataw OF John 4, Thomas, de-
| ceased, in and to all that
LOT OF LAND.
| in thestown of Warwick, Cecil county, Maryland
which was owned by the said John +. Thomas nj
| the time OF his death and which is occupied by
T. Jump, Esq.
| Tins Lot contains HALF AN ACRE, more or less
| and adjoins the Methodist Church property.
The Improvements thereon consist of Il
comfortable Frame Dwelling HOUSE. in Mss5.5A
which there ae seven rooms, u hall, and 16s HNI
| Il cellar. There is Pump of good water eses hX&.
| on the porch of the Back Building con 11ksxEA
venient to the Kitchen.
ES-Persons wishing to purchase are invited to
| examine the premises.
| TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the Decree
| require one fourth OF the purchase money to be
paid in cash the day of sale aud the residue in
equal instalnents in and two years from the day
| oi sale. The credit payiutnts to bear interest from
the day of sale, and TO he secured by the Bond OF
the purchaser, with security approved 10y the 'rrus
tee. GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Aug IT, lsG7-ts Trustee.
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TsLeGHApHc MARKET REPORTS.

r,ou. osvrco, Sept; 1881;
ss s N e SG Is 3 81 g sr
spring st 81 Corn QUIET Oats scarce and nominal corn
SO SIS @ddaSs ss5 as SIS tom lanai
@ rail and 2 rss So 70 he.
wheat, $500 bushels corn sss lanssr. CsnI
sSs s oats. 0u'ns'
Grain in su.n.. m hSs. sj ssp a. is san
sG9 DO oats 600 DO 600 barley and goo DO
aaa % bushels so tS
sIsp az 0s ais S d fs9 g.
M n & A. 81 ss.as ;Ss;
IS q o. 7 Nj a a ~ sS' &C. S9 &,
Corn g md ss Ss
buyers holding or Barley malt,aes 90 n9shels at It
pse az % part K s arrive Nor Rys h q
Flour steady and IN fair demani family SO $40 90
mand at 81 o. Oats firm q. &c. holders asking hishsr
eSoe s'fah ah sS Ass' t st
nominal whisSeg held at sac 55c.; sales q ssc Pro.
SSs:; sS;s asS
Suyers tie OPdsra Sers ned and nsas was done
sies and Sc 'p iS for clear sdes at the
rates Lard offered sparngy at l3c Hams in good
demand ct 2lc pc for sugar cured. Sugar firm AZ l2c
i5c fcf raw Gcee fair demand at 2c &c. for Rio,
Gold l43, buying
CHICAGO Sept. Q, 1867.
Flour-Sprng extras acve at advance of i5c. &c
Wheat active No. has advanced &C. ic; sales at 81 SIS
81 S6H: No has advanced &C. sales at 81 16 81 Ie5
No winter red 50 TO- Corn unsettled closing nj 81 0ls
81 10 for aud 81 OIL 81 o. for No. Oats advanced
lc ne closing steady at 5l 5vc Rye advanced 2c
1as &c ' 4 sissss iieaay 81 6s f.syisss a
quiet but am y,i class yess pers he G. ssa e So
Live hogs active AT So 30 sheep quiet but unchanged re-
ccipsl0evO bbls. -four 10000 bushels wheat 1900 do
corn, 1850 do oats Sblpmentsi00J bbi -four, 10 zoo
bushcls wheat IA coo do corn. $500 do oats treshs
1rmer wheat 70 Bunalo &c a Sc corn. &c. &c.