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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-12-21

SALES OF VARIABLE Real. ESTATE IN Cr.
Gil CouNrY.-Mr. Benjamin T. Hedges sold
his farm, situate on Ell. River, on the 18th
inst, o'Mr. VIM. Giinger, for 500. 00o,-
Mr.. Hedges, few years since, purchased
the same property for less than $4,000.
There has been discovered on the firm q
bed of valuable clay, which accounts for
the great increase in value of the property,
Beds of very valuable clay are being de
veloped in that portion Of the county. Prin,
cipaliy those clays that are used in the man
ufacture of porcelain ware and fire brick
We understand that stock company is to
be formed to manufacture the clay found on
the farm recently purchased of Mr. Hedges
The Scott property, near Brick Meeting
House, j. A. }. Creswcll, Trustee, was Of
fered, but did not sell, at public auction, on
Thursday last; but Mr.. Creswell sold the
property at private sale, the same day, to
Mr.. John b. Hawley, for $4,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-12-21

ARTHuR's HONE MAGAZINE Tho Jan.
uary number of "IHE HOME MAGAZINE"
opens with the first of new series of Tenn
pera,.ce Stories by the author of "TEs
NIGHTS IN A Pal ROOM entitled "The Son
Of Ny Friend.n This ss''"ry exhibits, in a
narrative of deep and painful ntt-,~"ss, the
evil Of drinking at fashionable parties No
one can read it without profound impress.
sion of the social wrong involved in the
custom. Miss Townsend, always a favorite
with the reading public, begins new serial
in this number, entitled "Ihe Hollands,n
which opens with splendid promise of
good things to come. Besides these, the
number is crowded with good reading for
old and young.
"1he Home Magazine claims to be
superior to all its contemporaries in the
excellence and interest of its reading mat
ter while in its fashion and household de.
partments, everything is contained that an
American wife and mother could desire in
periodical. Terms-S2.0o year. 3
copies for S.. Published by T. s. Arthur,
Philadelphia.
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Plum CREEK BRIDGE. 1t has been found
necessary to remove the dirt from the abut,
ment on the East side of the new Plum
Creek bridge, in order to relieve the pres.
sure on the wing walls. The Commissioners
have employed the contractor, Mr.. McIIugh,
who did the work, to remove the filling in.
The bridge and walls were constructed ac.
cording to specifications, and the defect in
the walls, we are informed, cannot in any
way be attributed to the contractor.
The marsh on which the east abutment is
constructed made the work one of much
difficulty, and the casualty to the bridge is
Justly attributed to this fact.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-12-21

Monday night last was celebrated in
Baltimore the third anniversary OF the
Society for the Moral and Educational I'm.
provement of the Colored People of Mary.
land. From the report made by the Score.
tary, Joseph N. Cushing, Esq, it is learned
that there are now seventy three schools
for colored children in Maryland fifty new
school.houses are building, and twenty are
ready for occupancy, but will remain empty
unless assistance is promptly received. The
Association hopes that aid will be freely ex-
tended in this cause by the Legislature at
its coming session. The receipts for the
present year are shown to have been $685..
65s, while the expenditures were $4,000.
Among those present, and who addressed
the meeting, were Gen. O. O. Howard, of
the Freedmen's Bureau, who compimented
the Society upon the success of its labors,
and warmly urged upon the colored people
the necessity of educating themselves. -
Rev. Phillips Brooks, ofPhiladelphia; !n.Av
Mr.. Ware, of Baltimore, and General Gre.
gerry, also made brief addresses.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY CoMM1s.
sIoNERs. The following is summary Of
the proceedings of the County Commission
ers at their session last week.
Bond of w. T. Miller, Clerk to the Com.
missioners, approved and ordered to be de.
livered to the Clerk for recording.
Accts of Geo. Haines, Thos. Kennnrd,
18th dist, and John Smith, 4th dist, road
supervisors, were examined and passed.
G. W. Cruikshank, Esq, appointed Coun.
sci for the Commissioners.
w. T. Miller, Clerk, was ordered to pro.
vide seats for the Judges of the Circuit
Court,
Petition for road in first district signed by
John W. Morgan, W. II. Emerson and 9th
ers granted, and examiners appointed.
Orders for sundry merchants to furnish
goods to pensioners.
Orders to collectors ID nay sundry road
supervisors.
The Commissioners, on Thursday evening,
adjourned to meet 2lst of January, 1868.
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VINO WILL. ATTEND TO IT?-Of HAVING n
Bill drafted in readiness by the time the
next Legislature of Maryland meets, en-.
powcring the County Commissioners to issue
bonds on the credit of the county to a sut
hcent amount to erect Il new Court House
and Jail. The taxes to pay for those build.
nigs, which have become an Indispensable
necessity, could then he distributed through
several years, and would not be felt rs Oh.
pressive to property holders. The properly
on which the Court House now stands could
be sold for a sum that would 90 a consider
able way IN payment for the new building.
The lot on which the Jail now stands, by
a small addition, which can be purchased al
II moderate figure, is sufficient to erect a Jail
and Court House, with the necessary county
offices, on, and place those buildings in a
more convenient and desirable locality than
they at present occupy. Who among our
numerous and talented lawyers will prepare
Bill for the purpose? The Legislature
will soon be in session.
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CHRISTMAS DINsER.-There will be an
old fashioned Plum Pudding Christmas
dinner served at the Odd Fellows Hall on
Christmas day from to o'clock, p.M.-
The dinner will be under the arrangement
of the FAIR and Festival Committee, COR that
department, and will be served in a style to
make an epicure :ejoice-everything to
please the appetite will be found on the
tables. AS the little folks say everything
good will be served up.
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EMINENT MN or SCIENCE have discovered
that electricity and magnetism are developed
in the system from the iron in the blood -
This accounts for the debility, low spirits
and lack of energy person feels when this
vital element becomes reduced. The Peru
Wan Syrup, a protoxide of iron, supplies the
blood with lis iron element and in the only
form in which it is possible for it to enter
the clrculation
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-12-21

new HALL IN NORTH EAsr.-It is in con.
temptation to erect public hall in North
East, the coming Spring. 1t will be built
under the auspices of Independent Council
Order of United American Mechanics. 1t
will be of brick. The town has long been
in need of such building; and we are glad
TO learn that the prospect for good room
tor public purposes, lodge room for the Or.
der, &c is now very promising.
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Town SrBsCRIBERs.-T Carrier. as is
his wont, will wait upon town subscribers
with bills next week. He receives his per-
qusites for collecting in lieu of the abomni
able practice which was formerly in vogue
OF hawking round sheet of doggerel which
was called Carriers Address. Subscrib
ers will oblige by cashing the bills, as the
Carrier builds largely upon his percentage
for Christmas money.
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THOMAS TIMMoNs & Co, Army and NAVY
Agents, No. 10 South Street, Baltimore. =
We refer those who have business in this
line they wish transacted, to the advertise
ment of those gentlemen on this page of
The Wing. Our relations with them prove
them prompt, reliable men.
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SAMUEL PEAco, ESQ, is our authorised
Collector for Port Deposit and that neigh.
borhood. This mode of appointing collect
ors is expensive to US, but we have not the
time to wait on our subscribers and adver.
Using patrons in person. Persons receiving
bills for The Wing from Mr.. Peace, will
confer favor by settling the same with him.
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The New HALT"--Since the New Hall has
been cleaned up and the stained glass win.
dows put in, the beautiful and commodious
room, provided by the Odd Fellows and the
uptirinp "ucFgy of those who have taken
LEADING ;nter.s, N 'ha construction of this
superb building, begins to re,'-"al to our
citizens some idea of the great and long
wished for accommodation which has been
provided for public meetings, such az fairs,
lectures, concerts etc. When the room is
properly decorated and the tables filled with
the many valuable and beautiful articles that
have been collected for the Fair, and the
Hall Illuminated by hundred jets of gas.
light flushing from chandeliers and brackets,
and the whole scene enliyened by band of
music, the treat will fur surpass anything of
the kind ever witnessed in Elkton.
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EARNINGS OFF THE COMPANY.

At present tl" profits Of the Company derived
only from its local traffic, but this is already much
than sufficient to pay the interest on all tho Bonds The
Company issue If not another mile were built. Ii
is not doubted that when the rnad is completed the
through traffic Of the only line connecting the Atlanta
and Pacific States will b large and beyond precedent
and there i'll he competition it always be done
at profitable rates.
1t will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad II
in fact Government trork, built under the supervision
nfGovernment officers and TO large extent with Gov
mcnt money and that its bonds issued under Gov
eminent direction. 1t is believed that no similar So
curty is carefully guarded, and certainly other is
based upon larger valuable property. As tn,
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,

NINE PER CENT. upon the investment Sub
scrptions will be received in Cecil county by
JACOB TOME. resident Cecil National Bank of Port
Deposit:
JOHN PARTRIDGE, Cashier National Bank of Elkton
aud in New York at The Companys Office No. % Nassau
street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, Mo- Nassau ct.
CLARK, DODGE Co, Bankers, No. 81 Wall St,
JOHN j. CISCO 4 son, Bankers No 80 Wall st,
and by the Compnnys Agents throughout the
United States Remittances should be made in drafts
or other funds par in New York, and the Bonds will h
sent free Of charge by return express Parties suhscrh
ing through local agents, will look to them for thei,
delivery.
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP showing he Pro
gIess OF the Work, Resources for Construction md
Value Of Bonds mny lie obtained at the Company,
Office OF its advertised Agents, or will lie sent free
application.
JOHN J. CISCO, TEs,suRar,
Dec u, lsC7--lm Newly ork.
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APPOINTED CRIER.-John 4. Brown, Of
this town, has been appointed by the Judges
of this Judicial District, Crier of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county. Mr.. Brown will
make an excellent officer.
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Buy your nick-nacks and gew- gaws and
your supper at the great Fair g. Festival, in
the Odd Fellows Hall but go to REESE &
Foards' Cheap Cash House for your staple
Dry Goods and Groceries.
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CHRISTMAS Goopr.-Mrs. Caroline Hall,
opposite the Post Office has just opened a
splendid assortment Of Christmas goods
She has everything to please the children,
and sweet meats to make them sick.
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EXPRESS AGEsT.-Wm. Fl. Brown has
been appointed Agent for Adams Express
Company in Elkton. Mr.. Rambo was com
PEELED to resign in consequence of the large
increase in his hardware and stove business.
A few years ago, the stove and tin trade
barely supported one man here; now there
are two doing good business. This is
largely due to their liberal use of printers
ink
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-12-21

DRAWING THE JuRY.-1he Jury for the
January Term of Court was drawn by Judge
Stump, in accordance with the provisions of
the present jury law of Maryland in pres
ence of the Bar and others who chose to be
present, on Wednesday last. We forbear
publishing the lucky names, by request of
the Sheriff. We described the process of
drawing the jury previous to the last term Of
court
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-12-21

CoURr will not commence its January
session on the third Monday of that month,
as enormously stated in our last issue, but
on the second Monday of the month, which
is the 13th.
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A DAILY PAPER IN ELKToN. Arrange
mcnts have been made to issue Daily Pa,
per during Fair week, to be devoted to the
interest of the Fair. The paper will be
printed at the Wig office, under the con.
troll Of a corps of Editors, selected by the
Committee of Arrangements, and will doubt.
less prove to be spicy little sheet, filed
with chit chat Of the Fair and it's proceed.
iugs,
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A COMMITTEE of Ladies and Gentlemen
went to Philadelphia, on Tuesday last, to
table otherwise, for the fancy tables of the
Fair. A grand display is anticipated.
Doors open at 3 o'clock Pm. on Monday
next. Admttance Is cents.
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MusIc.-We are requested to state that
there will be band of music at the Fair
every evening. The Chesapeake band hav-
ing kindly offered their services for the oc
casioD
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FATR.-Wc continue
this week the list Of contributions to the
Fair, as far as we have been able TO gather
them up. A large number of contributions
received by the different committees have
not been reported, and others expected that
will not arrive till to-day or Monday. The
following list, with those heretofore report
ed, we have been able to procure:
Benz. F. May, Baltimore, contribution Of
bead work and FIVE dollar greenback.
Mrs. Charles Murdoch, Baltimore, zephyr
work.
Mrs. A. J. Watson, Baltimore, cornuco.
pias.
Lee & Walker, Philadelphia, sospieces of
music, valued at 60, and half doz. mu-
sic books at S each.
Butler McCurdy, l3l n. Second Street
Philadelphia, lot Of silver ware, valued al
$40.
Gen. II. S. Sites, Elkton, barrel sup.
extra -four
Hill, Harlan & Co., 1 barrel sup. extra
flour.
DR.. T. II. Musgrove, Elkton, dentriGce.
ETC., valued $4,000.
Il. Shoemaker & Co., Philadelphia, 20
made. ETC., Grover & Baker sewing machine.
l. j. Jones, Elkton, pillow, valued $l1.50.
chimes.
Mrs. Price, Elkton, lot of fancy goods.
NJ. Lieberman. Elkton. bows clothing.
katz Greenblatt, Elkton, gentlemen's
furnishing goods.
Mrs. Rossoll, Elkton, children's stockings
and gloves.
Mrs. Isabel Baswitz, PHILADELPHIA. fame,
articles, through Mrs. Ganss.
Dale, Ross Co., sill, merchants. SIS
Market Street, PHILADELPHIA, fancy articles.
valued at $50, through Brown & Bro.
d. b. Love Co., tea dealers, Is S. Front
street, fhiladelphia, through the same, lot
OF spices, ETC., valued $1,000.
Hollowbush & Carey, stationers, 21S
Market Street, philada, sundries, throneb
same, to the value of $1,000
Brooks, Son & Walker, 225 Dock Street
and Noblit, Brown & Noblit, 222 s. Second
Street, Philadelphia, lot of bed spreads,
bank.
p. P. Gustin, NE. Cor. ID & Race SITS.
Philada., through seme, fancy chairs.
White, Hentz IL Co., 122 n. I'd ST., Phil.
i've gallon cask sup. old sherry wine, valued
at SO, through W. Falls, proprietor of
Howard House, Elkton.
6, John Richardson a. Co., As W. Lombard
81, baltimore, case cigars, through same.
W. Falls, proprietor Howard House. half
barrel pic mic crackers.
W. !. Shaw Il Co., Wilmington, Del.
through W.. G.. Rambo, Elkton, moving
machine, valued at $3.50.
Henry Bowers, Philadelphia, through
same, POO lbs. phosphate, valued at s57.
Handy, Bremen & Co., 25 n, 9th Street
Philadelphia, lot of skates.
Carell Il Bro, Wilmington, Del, lot of
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MOORE s. BRO. s Diamond State Deter.
sive is the oldest brand Soap manufactured
iii the State. and great number of our cti
Zens say it is the best they ever used. and
will have none other. Factory corner 3rd
and Orange streets, Washington, Del.
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THE FAIR.--The Odd Fellows Fair and
Festival, for the benefit of the New Hall,
will commence on Monday next, 23d inst. /,
at o'clock Pm.
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The OXFORD FA1R.-The second Fair of
the Farmers Club will be held at Oxford,
Pa, on Tuesday next. See advertisement
| in another column.
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lofal A0airs.

For REST-The Dwelling occupied by
D. 4. Burton, Elkton Md. Applications
received until January LIST.
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SIcK on NERVOUS HgApAcHE.--Dr. 8. Rogers Liver
Pills are a certain cure. Depot 2O8 Dock street.
Philadelphia. Sold by DR.. E. 4. Foreman Elkton''
and 9. L. lamar, Port Deposit.
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with health, and earning more than supports
him, even the small sum of fifty cents
week, will in time own his own homestead.
With such advantages, it is no wonder they
are SO popular, and that the members mu.
tually endeavor to render them prosperous.
That successful society can and will be
organized here, we have no doubt, and next
week we will present series of laws for the
government of one that, in our opinion, will
be model.
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Snow AND SLEIGHISG.-
Jingle, Jingle, all the day,
Money spent and thrown aHsy" 8c.

MoHey Spent and thrown away, &c.
The present sleighing carnival" to use q
phrase which has become fashionable in
skating parlance, has never n=vS batter;
when the state of the roads, the quality of
the snow and the temperature of the atmos-
phere, are all considered, as they must be
in deciding so important question as that
of sleighing, than any previous one for
several years. We shouldn't wonder if a
number of weddings date their inception
from the present snow. Love making and
sleigh bells have wonderful affinity.
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'EOR RENT.
Dec Ii, 1SG7-i,n2p

The DWELLING now occupied by the under
signed containing eleven large and airy rooms IL
is suitable for private Boarding House, and being
situated on Main street makes it q very desirable
residence. lease will he given for three years il
desired For particulars address
DARIUS f, BURTON,
Dec II, lsG7-ew Elkton, Md,
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

are offered for the present at 80 CENTS ON THE DOL
LAR they the cheape, security in tho market, be
ing than Is pcr cent lower than =. Stocks
They ray
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DIED.

McVEY:-In Port Deposit, on the 18th
inst, MIS-. MARGARET McNEY, in the 5lst
year of her age.
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The Ezo.l,e Farm, contains a.

A. RES ana lies south az the Telegraph road -.
The soil is good Is acres Coveted viii ST.
LARGE TIMBER of White oak, Black oak 1865
3gI,sa.i and Hickory The residue cleared -
k5.liii I Ind' w. improvements are q Two-SIorv
kfiHiiiI LOG DWELLING and Kitchen I5sr e.:
Ilsa--I- There Is Il good Spring near the lwcIimg.
NJ >. known as the "Cr3IMGNs PLACE. CON
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Is separated from the other farm by road r.,r,,,,
nI,i, ',I soutL: About one-third Of tn. tract i
hi7AN ii.h iihBEHtb, a large proportion briu,t
tlIEniN; "a" Other prevailing Nuirti, T. Wilt. ,,ii2
all i,!ir t't with some Chestnut. The land is Of
cN'eIlth' H'"dHy, finely Watcrad Shaping tuwarts
W" s9u,,nraSt down to the Big Elk Cfcek rpun
NheA It binds GA its western hank -" 'I'''
Inc improvements are two DIV TTJNf; iTat--tss.
WIN barns, and other uutDuild.ngs on different
rniS 81 ~ 1tlin The whole is under fence dlylu.
e't Int" h"idS Of convenient size -
pl"t :" t.icse lands viii be exhibited on the duv
% sue an" the larger tract will he offered in two or
more parcels or Us whole TO suit purchasers
The TN Der is unusually large and fine ami nan.
sons desilInS to purchase would do wei TO eNnniin,
for themselves. ' ~ N'''''h2
, va AR. George Peterson, ON the premises will
snow The properly. 10y ''
lll. Trims OF SALE, prescribed by the De-.
gafI r',i,liie ohehrd of The purchase money To- h,
Pug IN cash on the day of sale; one-tlifd in Nine
.h"hiiH ana the residue IN Eighteen months ron,
tle "a! "i sale The credit payments to bear inter-
es' rom the day o. sale and to be secured by Ito
by the Trustee. + ~ nsrI!t re 10 approved
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The Cecil Wing.
ELKTON, DECEMBER III, 1867.
For President,
GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT.

Subject to the Decision of the Republican Nstena
Convention
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'y'EsUS'i'ltE'iS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
AS5s TIMBER EAaRa.

IN pursuance ofa Decree orthe Circuit Cont ter
tecu county N Chnnyery the undersigned. a. Iul--
tees Wiil sen at Publ" sale AZ the Court i!nll-t.
door, in ESton GA
T"es,lGy, the III dGy Of Jdnaarv. 1859,
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at II O'Clock AN. The REAL I9TATE of Tahias
Peterson, licensed consisting of VJu,!i. Ftrmin,r
ana Ilinh"r lHnt7 near SCOTS Mills Cecil coun,r
Maryland: No. l.. ''
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4 STR n.

AsTRAY'
Game to tho premises of the subscriber near Port
!eposit on the 18th day Of March last, Il Pale Red
HhifER, with white belly. Wjll he years old
next Sprlng. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take her
away TffuN A. fERl.W
Dec 81. lSG7-cw
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Sol DIERS and SAILORS enlisted or drafted, and
mustered Into tho US Service, after May ~ isC2,
and credited to Maryland entitled 70 500 statt
40
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TRUSTEES SALE,

BY virtne of Decree oftlo Circuit Court or Cecil
county, Md !" Cancery, passed in causc wherein
Jac"h l." Cooper - Complainant, and George w.
iian"S and WIFE and others are deendants the mn.
derSgn"d, as Trustee, will expose ut Public sale nj
county, Nd. on
IucsLlLtL Lt,n.L.,... II 100
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ADDITIONAL U. s. BOUNTY.

Soldiers of 1881, q 3, !, who have received not
more than BOO are entitled to additional 500.
Widows and heirs of soldiers. also soldiers who
have lost their Discharges, arc entitled
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We make liberal advances, co'.ect promptly, am
il desired, will cash claims for State bounty at sigh!