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Domestic Markets.

NOON D1SPATCH.
New YORK, June 20.-Stocks heavy. Gold 873
62 csupons 11ol. Flour lc. lower. Corn 1a2c.
lower. Pork lower, at $40 G0a20 G5. Lard dull ut
11Sn12} Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet AIiddling
Uplnnds 27. Froights quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Flour dull; declined 25a90c. Wheat declined 8a
So; Corn duh at decline Of 20. Cotton easier;
sales 1000 bales Mt 26Ac.
New ORLEANS, Juno 2O.- Sales $50 balcs; dull !;
Low Middlings 24Ac.; reccipts ss7; exports Sls2.
Louisiana Sugar scarce; in demand; prime to
choice 14a15c: CuIa Sugar ana Molassos dull,
nominally. Flour dull and unsettled; Bupcrlno
s10.50; double oStrn s11.25; nominal Corn dull;
yellow mixed s0as5c.; white 8Oas2ac. Oats dull;
offered at the close TO-. Bacon Shoulders scarce
9EaloAc.; ribbed sides 1lic. clear 19c. Lard dull;
tiereos 12j; kegs 12} Pork dull; unchanged.
Gold 19}. Sterling 4sia50. Now York Sight Ex-
change daI premium.
MoDHE, june 2o.-salce to-day GOO bales; Mid
tllings a. Receipts 80 bales.
AUGUSTA, Juno 20,-cotton weak; salos of 1O5
balos. Mildlings 23A.
sAyANsAH, june 2G.-Cotton opened firm, but
little doing, closed dull, with downward tenden-
cy. MiddIings IS; Low Middlings 2sA. Receipts
500 bales Kecoipts Of the week 1901; exports 1885
stock 14,S24. Receipts for tho season, 2s797 Sea
Island 15,203
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Richmond News.

RICHMOND, Juno 20.-Mnrk Downoy and Thos.
Is. White, two we'll known citizons, we're arraigned
before tho U. 8. Commissioner this morning,
charged with perjury in having taken tho rcgistra-
ton oath Yesterday. The U. s. District Attorncy
SAID That in tho first caso tho prosecution would
DC on the ground that the State Constitution adopt
MI persons who aided tho rebellion after April.
lsS3. This Cohstituton, it is claimed, is not sot
tenths Of tho whites in tho State will be tiisiran-
chsod if tho District Attorneys grounds aro sus-
talncd Both cases wero continued until to-nlor-
row. There is great interest manifested by citi-
zens of all classes IN thopo cases
Tho registration in the city 80 far, stands 1O16
Diacks 70 SSG whites. Judge Lyons funeral took
place this evening. All business was suspended
in tho city; tho bolls tocd during tho profession.
Several thousand citizens attended
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From Now York

New YonK, Juno 20.-The Herald las specal
from Hearts Content stating that the broken cabe
has boon spliced and communication ro-cstab-
lished.
Ycnezucla adyices report tho safo arrival at
Guayma OF achooncr loaded with cmigrants from
Wilmington, N. @.
Tho Times has tho following: "Santa Anna
landed at Vera Cruz on the 4th and Was compelled
TO ro-ombark, and proceeded to sizal, whern hn
tai, and sentenced to be Hanged % On e tho sih No
further particulars.
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81 NOTICE TJ MARINERS CAPTAINS
AND PILOTS wiahiny to anchor thor vessois In Ashley
River arp requested no TO do hnywhoro within direct
range Of tho heads of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs. the Charleston and ST Andrews sido Of
the Ashley River; by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will bo avoided.
8. o. TURNER, II. n
Harbor Masters o8cc, Charleston February 9, 1866
Fchrunry7
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PHILADELPHIA, Juno 2O-Tho Varieties Theatre
WAS burned to-day. Tho audience was fortunately
small, and escaped with aome bruises in crowding
out. subsequently tho falling walls killed six
certainly, aud probably moro nro buried in the
ruins +. stewnrt, one of the proprietors is miss
ing.
LATER.-Thoro were thirteon dead and thirty
wounded from last nights fire.
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SB BAT TCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho best In tho world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmlcss reliable, instnn.
taneoua No disappointment No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects OF BaI
Dyer Inygorates the hair, leaving II soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed Wiliam A. Baeaeor. All others
arc mere limitations, and should bo avoided Sold by all
Drugsists and Perfumers. Factory. No. 81 Darcley
street, New York.
ps- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1r,
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SS- CONsIGNEES PER STEAM SHIP "CHaM-
ZION" sro notified OF tho cargo being discharged at
South Adgcra Wharf All goods unca,od for at suns.t
will DO stored at risk and expense Of owners
STREET BROTHERS CO.
Juns
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WIN. N. DURNs
Broyet Drgadicr.Gcncrul and O. g., q. g. A.
Juno Il n

"O FFICE OF CITY TREASURER.
CHARLESTON. 6. O., JUNE 1s. IsG7.-Holdcrs of cou.
pona Of the Fire Loan Bonds Of the City OF Charleston
nro nohhed Tint those falling due on the rst of Jul
next viii bo paid on presentation the occ of Messra
:. De h1hTrAsp HILL, TALAsDoE Co., No. 80 Pino
heeet' New York, or 'at the First National Bank OF
Charleston.
GIRpGD . a.u-o,s,o,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

8S-PROP0SALS-- ARMY SUPPLIES. S.-OFFICE
CHIEF coMMlssARY SUBSISTENCE SECOND MIL
lrhRY DISTRICT. CuARLERroS, g. c., juno IT, 1857
scaied proposals Tin dupicact will DO received by tho
Undersigned, unth O'Clock, A. d., 5anay Juno oith
So' Mt which time hey will bo opened supplying for
the uso oftho United State Army nt this Military Post
csh bccf on tho block. Tho beef to DO delivered nrcr
tho proposed contract must bc Of good md marketable
quality In equal proportions oro md hind quarter
meat tnecks, shnnks and kidney tullow he oxculcd)
IN snch quantities as may bo from tlmo to mo required
and on such dnys shnll 10 designated by the COM
mnndIng officer
ihe contract to DO In forcn for six months or such leps
limo as tho Commissary- General OF Subsistence may
direct commencing on tho 1st day OF July, 1867
Each bid to have consideration must contain the fol-
lowing guarantee OF two responsible Names as follows
"c, tho undersigned. horeby guarantee that should
inc above bid bo accepted, ft shalI be duly fulfilled nc
cosding TO ita true purport and condHona a,so that
written contract, with bonds to tho amount of ten bou
sand dollars. shnll bo executed.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached
TO each proposal which must enclosed In an cnyelope
addressed to the uudcrsigned endorsed proposals
for Subsistence Stores"
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a5-ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from NeryouD Debility. Pro-
mature Decay and all tho Objects Of youthful indiscrc
ton will, for tho sako Of suffering humanity send FREQ
TO all who mood H. tho receipt and directions for making
tho stmplo remedy by which no cured. Sufferers
wishing TO prot by tho adyortisers experience do
30 by addressing. In perfect confidence
JOHN D. OGDEN,
April92 3noes No a Cedar street. Ee,o YORK.
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10 The Friends and Acquaintance or
tho lato Mr. ELIZABETH BALLARD. auh Of r. j.
BRtEs, will nticud lilo Funeral Of tho former mt tl ri,
baptist Church. Church street. TIL. Mornag wttnopt
further invitation, at Eleven oclock.
Juno 81
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THE SUMTER NEWS,
DARR & osTREN, Proprlotors.

DUDIISHED EVERY THURSDAY, ATBUMTRR. g. c.
4 Subscription $500 pcr snnum. TO Clubs OF foui
$500 per annuIu. = .1,--Ts 4 N 80"
Advertisements lnscrtod on libes,i tarms. ,
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as- THE GRAYEST MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on tho Physiology of tho Passions. and the
ETors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to tho FIRST ago Of
man, With Reports on mothods OF treatment ON
ployed n this Institution. Sent In scaled letter on
velopcs. frce Of charge.
Address DR.. j. sKuLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
MBy 20 o,,o
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-. An voted ayo except tho Secretary of War, who
dIbsonted to tho recond paragraph, with tic OK
copuon or tho words t'whcro n person l,as hy
1pon or pr Mri.ng melted others to engage in re-
lfth. Tho duties OF tho Board appointed to
superlhtond tho elections. This board having in
custody the list OF tho registered voters in tho dis
trict Tor which it il constituted must 800 that tho
namo of tho porson offering TO yoto ia found uuon
lhc registration list, and IL such proves TO DO tho
iac 1T IL the duty Of tho board to recoirc his vote
II then Qualified by residence, thoy cannot ro-
upon Tho list, though llo may bo ready to tako tho
registration oath and although that ho may satip-
y them no was unable to have his namo register
Gu at the proper time in consequence OF abaonce
into any inquiry rs to tho qualifications OF any Der-
son whose name is not Oh tho registration List or
hs 10 ln q4aiihcalions OF any persons whose names
arc ee'i, on the ne list. Coneurrcd in unanimously.
18TH. Tho nlodo OF voting is provided by tho act
to bo by ballot. Tho Board viii keep a record and
poil BOOK OF tho election showing tho votes list OF
foters, @ nnd tho persons elected by plurality Of
inc votes cast mt tho election and mako rcturns OF
theso to tho commanding gonora Of tho District.
Concurred i'll unanimousiy.
I9ti. Ih9 Board appointed for Registration and
Tor auperin!en.iins the elections, Must tako tho
July I'd, 1862, entitled An Act to prescribe tic oath
OF office. Concurred il unanimously.
IN CABINET, Juno 20, 1867.-rrcscnt, tho samc
sa0lnet sc1 Officers & ns on the 18TH except tho Acting
nounced to tho Cabinet TINT, aflor full doIibcra-
tlon, ho conquered with Tho majority upon those
ssctiors or @ Of tho summary upon which tho secro-
tary OF War expressed his dissent, and that he
approved by Nh unanimous yote. That as it ap-
pear cd tho military commanders ontertninol
doubts upon tho points coyorod by this summary,
io doomed it proper, without further deIaV' to
IN general order. to tho respective
commanders, tho points set forth in the summary
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aFwE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE.
E II. WHITING. Esq, MS 8 candidate for Sheriff
Charleston Judictali District, at tho next election.
September 10
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"Rslafnufon NDrxs

:, WAsnrN9ToN, Juno 20.-Tho President leaves
Northward in tho morning.
Prominent ctizons Of Now Orleans hnvo tclo-
$rapheI to tho President, urging King, of tho
Times, FOR tho Mexican mission.
, Close relations between Thomas 8. Smoot and
the wife of Henry John son wcro interrupted BY
Smoot died III half m hour.
Gen. Longstroet he's been pardoned.
gated.
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The Greenvllle Mountaineer

Js PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, At q % pp,,
L year. In ADVANCE Advertisements inserted at usu
iatoa- Hlf.. N. rH To-, q. K ELFORD,
May1Q Editor and Proprietor
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Tho New York Pre-

Tho New York Press on the Attorney.
Generals Opinion.
Tho following nre extracts from our New York
exchanges Of Monday, referring to tho Attorney-
Generais opinion as to tho powers OF tho military
commanders In the South:
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SHiPPiNG O..

+ - WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Txvt,
i1A VESSELS TO load LUMBER.
SNES Apply to JOHN TITEO. GETTY
- No. ~ EAsl hay
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From Ae Tbupe.l

:, Aboyo nu-and hore we approach tho crimo OF
the TN opnon-this is not the CONSTRUCTION intended
O Oy Congress- W and accepted by tho ondminietration
torney- General s dishonest. He is pnr-
tlsan endeayoring to prepare tho country
tpst ior E great ssg; wrong; %e are a!Iaa We eanpSt
SafsI ia"irtv 81 biununring, OF getting himself
tho country. Mol ing seems to annoy Film go
much as peace. VI believe he means, il he dares,
TO strike blow ut tho reconstruction policy oil
iniquity tho shameless '.policy" by which ho
Rought TO deprive race Of its dearly earned
rights. We must show him that he dare not
self again to reconstruction, Wo must mako this
bill 30 plain TINT oven Stanbery may understand It,
nnd so comprehensive that tho President cannot
escape IFS execution. We regret that tho Admin
istration has forced another Issue upon tho coun-
try. We must promptly meet IL.
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EDUTCHERS L GHTNNG FLY-KHLER
will certainly crtermnate ,heso poss It's use Is per-
severed in. Beware OF bog Fly-Paper which somc
dealers fcp because they et for nearly nothing.
Don't be swlndled Ask for DU CHEERS, which is sold
by al live drugg1sts. I'm, May %
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RcrlstrntIon I'm nIorvIou,,


BALTIMORE. June 2o.-Rcgistr will opon in
this city on Monday.
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NJ ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES msdo 10 order and Inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and P. aOUdLEMAEN tformnrly employed by
RolssosSrAu, Of Pars,. No. 800 broadway. Now York
ADrfl 4 1yr
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From he TimeJ.l

.Wo can only repeat tho hope, We hayo moro than
onco expressed, that the President will not follow
this advice II he acts upon it at all, II can only
DO as advice, for as wo have sought to show Il,
nnother article it has upon him no binding au-
thority whatever. Whatever may be tho coRenoy
OF the to hncal reasoning Of tho Attornoy-General
snd We confess i is very strong), tho Presidents
lie will be-to the practical execution OF the Law
IN completing tho work OF reconstruction; and
that deponds far moro on tho actual and com.
plete authority OF tho Gonorals in their re-
spectiyo districts than upon any technical con-
structions OF tho law. Their moral influence and
consequent usefulness very much depend upon the
realization Of the fact that they are in q manner
absylutc-that their power to dispose Of faithless
or obstructive officials is as complete as thoir pow
or to preserve the peace-and that their acts arc
not to reversal by distant political authori-
ty. Let 1t be once understood that tho General IB
O moro subordinate, whose superior ia ready to
listen to the complaints Of porsons whom the Gen-
eral has for causo removed, and from that nomont
the enemies OF the law will take fresh courage and
the work OF reconstruction will be very seriously
impeded.
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(Fopt he Rerdid,l


No man disposed to accept and act upon this
law in good faith can in il nny other than tho
clear intent and purpose thus SGT forth. But We
60 not say that any lnwycr may not argue around
1t or that legal acuteness, exercised for tho specific
purpose, may not find in 1t places largo enough
could condemn q man upon any tlreo lines he had
ovor written, and no doubt tho right sort ofIawyer
can nulhfy and dofeat tho most distinct and posi-
tiSo statute that over declared tho will Of ruling
power. 1t, indeod, requires only very moderate
ability e make quibbles Of any sort Is tho re-
Are legal arguments to deprive it OF It's ytalityf
Docs tho President, under pretence OF telling tie
oommandors how to execute tho Inv, intend to
tell them only how to defeat it Evidently that Is
just whore wo stand. This Ia Tho evident purpose
now, and IT is clear that we arc on the eve Of now
troubles Above all, ii is clear that reconstruction
tive How long shall That boz This is now the great
question for the country TO consider. we have
know what TO expect from him. and We ought 10
determine at once what shall bo done.
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fFton he Commercial Adu<rti,.r.l

Wo cannot, therefore, but regret that tho Attor-
noy-Qeneral able and strong as he is In hin Iegal
eritioiem, felt constrained TO make this issue II
is better, In our Judgment. ITO bear the ills" Of
military reconstruction, than TO provoke others.
Wo wonld not willingly furnish q proto1t for tho
rreasaembling Of Congress, thus unleashing the
blood.hounds OF Impeachment" "ConAscationn
and "LAnd Distribution" As we stand Steyens.
boutwell,, Butler and Wade, with the propensity,
lack tho power to work mischief But II tho Presi-
dent, acting upon tho opinion Of the Attorney
General, removes Sheridan, tho
"Accursed and unquiet wranslus da,s'
will return.
Tho work Of reconBtruction WAS progressing,
and reunion In some. or indeod in any, form, is
better than perpetual warfare.
From ne Evening Feh.l
There Is too great haste, It seems to u.s. among
certain mon and journals IN exotic tho country
wise tho people TO keep cool. Tho President has
not refused OF. neglected TO execute the law; his
official opinion Is that 1t is despotlc not; doubt
leBs no will mako it's execution lttlo hurtful 10
tho liberties Of tho country as may be; and on
tho other sido,. tho generals In command are
and good order."' When they sttempt, rt rsfter
their military fashion, moro than tho law au-
thorizcs, thoy ought 10 be warned and cautioned
TO koop TO their busneBs. For the zoat, rogistrn.
tion Is going on; "poace and good order" prevail
in tho Southern States and unless tho impraoti-
nD In concert with lie imp1soticsbe O and qu, un.
ruly. politicians in tho Southern States,
overthrow all that has beon accomplished, all the
States will be represented In the long session Of
Congress, to tho very great benefit OF the country.
That is what tho mass OF tho people want, what
political soiomers, either North Or south 10 stand
ouL Of The Hay. H.# .I t'.#H .0|l
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Juno 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-16
Notice to Creditors.

Z MS is to give notice that the subscriber of Ccc
! county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF said county letters of Administration on the
personal estate Of
GEORGE MILLER
late Of said county deceased. All pcraonS having
claims against the said deceased arc hereby warned
authenticated.
On or before the 2Gth day of February, 1865;
they may otherwise, hy law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted said
estate requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber Given under my hand. this md day
Of March, 1867. ELIZABETH MULLEN,
administrator of George Mullen. decd.
Tc>t--tuiLELEy D. CUTLER. Register.
Mar lshI-iw
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Examiners Notice,

TIE undersigned Examiners, appointed by the
County Commissioners Of Cecil couSty, TO view
an! lctcimtnc the rlopriety otor"ning new public
J.Ja.l.sous, running through lands of George p.
Whitaker, George Y. Taylor, George T. Winchester,
William Patterson, Philip Jackson, James McMullcu,
William Dcnni-on, Henry Chamberlain aud Thomas
Watson IL !l4s ncr-yrilc and Battle swamp road, at
or near tho POI. Deposit road, neal lhoias Vat
sous hereby give notice that they viii meet at VIM
Denuison's on 7ncSday, the 22,d day Of .irrl merit
at lo' o'cVcllA.I, to proceed to the discharge Of
the duty assigned them.
:,l,nEs !. pAy!.
S5MGEL GAY
WI McMl'lIEN,
Mar :, i3G7-Sw IA"liiiheFS'
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Record of Public Sales,
Advertised in this paper, or for which hand
bills have been printed at this Office:

Advertised in this paper, or for which hand
bills have been printed at this Office:
March.
David Scott James n. Groomc, Nor Jas.
J. Howell, near Elktonl stock and
farming utensils IL
James Cromic. ) miles from North East,
stock aud farming utensils. ii
Mary 'Mcgredy, valuable" Real Estate in
Port Deposit, Is
John T.. Alexander, Elktsn, Elack Sriih
aud Wheeiv right Stock. and Tools and
live stock, Is
Jacob AIafllcc. near Cherry Iii stock and
farming utensils. ~
Aaron j. Kitchener and Amos j. Kitchener.
Executors }. ID. Michcncr. West Not
tingIanl. stock snd iarmiii. utensils. ~
John Evans and Annie L. Evans AdIs. of
Robert Evans, Stock, Utensils. &c. 20
Ann Mahan, near Andora. stock and farm.
ing utensils, Il
Jas. Carey Thomas and John Grant, Green
Bank farm. live stock. - d
Vim. I. Knots i Bro, near the liull Frog,
stock anG farming implements. :!
james Crawford, near North East, stock
and farming utensils -
1hoS & Peter Peterson, Executors Tobias
Peterson, near ParlIe'S Rolling Mill,
household tp:nturc &C., y
A2ril
James 7. Mccullough Trustee. Real f.
tate oft'evr.c W Manu-,
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NOTICE..
C. PRICE, Guardian and next friend o.
Irene Price and others
IRENE pRICE AND OTHERS.

HEM PKINE md UTTENN
In tho Circuit Court for Cecil county. In cllancery
MAECiI LIST, 1867. Ordered. ,l.at the sales made aud
wi reported by Reuben llainc-, Trustee for the
-Ic Z" the Real Estate OF the IIcips at Law of George
:. Price, deceased, he ratified and confirmed unlcs
catlsG the contrary thereof be shown or before
the third day of May next; provided, copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed at Elk
ton, once week for month before the tiird day
Of April, next.
fs.1lc Report states the amount of sales To be
Sli,i1.Uo. HENRY Il. TORBERT
True copy: t"-t, Clerk.
HENRY II. TORBERT
Mar laG7-ln Clerk
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NOTICES..
ORPHANS, COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS of tho Orphans Court of
1 Cecil county will he held OH tho Second TUESDAY
in every month. Executsrs Administrators and Guar
dams wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
the vouchers few days before Court
c. H. CUTLER, Register
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DISSOLUTION,

TIE Partnership heretofore existing between
Elijah Reynolds and Z. $. West under the firm
Of REYNOLDS II WEST, is dissolved this day, by
mutual consent.
Al arcoua,s due to and by the late firm will he
settled ny Elijah Reynolds only
ELIJAH REYNOLDS,
J.. ;. WEST
Port Deposit. March :. 1867. Linar a--;w
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will bc
county nj their first meeting after the Sth of ApriI
u"Nl, 10 appoint Examiners TO view and determine
tn propricty of Locating a road from point in
"Ihank!es- Lane. near the northwest corner of q
lot "i land belonging to Ann and Hannah Kirk and
near tho southwest corner Of DIR. James Turner's
with Thaniilcss Lane" passing through land o.
Margaret Atkinson, to APPOINT in the road leading
from Brick Meeting House to Port Deposit.
Niso for va"atn2 that part Of the road known as
Ihanlcss Lane" which lies hctwecn the aforesaid
l,cginnng point and the road leading from Brick
Meeting House to Port Deposit.
Mar T. lSUT-;B
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IT PREVENTS POVERTY AND N!RETCHEDHEss.

The people the ealo
other hand
more frng" nor mH we'll odo n the world dies b his family well provided,
had the prudence to effect Life nslra Many instances Of this kin" have occurred
such examples An Insurance the
0 1t AK rtare CAMP mot
The Ftna has paid
iizcns
Tic COST generally sppos
\ 70 t5S.5S rer annnm.
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NOTICE.

TIE mdcr>i gued would inform their customers
] and friends that obey have associated With item
in business Mr.. BRINTuN JACKSON The bust
ness will hereafter be carried under the name
aud firm OF STEEL, COtLSON II CO., at the old
stand.
hg~Thosc indebted 10 the old firm will please call
and settle. Respectfully.
STEEL 4 COCLSON,
Port Deposit, February !. 1867. mar 2-iw