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A LHUNs
III great variety, which will he sold at onc-thir'i
less than the Publishers retail price. At Stills
PHOToGRArH GALLERY.
FRAMES.
4 large assortment Of Frames at SrrLEs' Pho
ToGEArH GALLERY.
TIE NEW CABINET PHOTOGRAPH.
Having just returned from Market with all the
necessary apparatus, | am now prepared to make
this very desirable picture.
All other kinds Of pictures made as usual.
Particular attention given to copying and en-
larging old and faded pictures Of any kind.
photographs finished in Oil, Water Colors or
India Ink, in a superior II amer.
The Subscriber. thankful for the LIBERAL patron
age bestowed on him, will spare no pains or
expense to make his pictures second to none.
With his largely increased facilities for doing first
class work he feels confident that he can please the
most difficult.
Please call and see specimen, and price, at my
Gallery, opposite the Post Office Middlebury.
VI. A. J. STYLES,
LAZY Photograph Artist.
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6t'EHE PEN IS MIGHTlEK THAN
i THE SWORD"
Tho G sld Pen-Best and Chca pest of Pens.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,

THE REST rrSs IN THE WORLD.
For sale at his Headquarters. No. 20 MNDrN
LASE, New York, and by every duly appointed
Asent at the same price
a Catalo cue, with ull description Of Sizes and
Prices sent on receipt o! letter postage.
3I;6m 4. MORTON.
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II. G. HORROR, Cashier.
Vsrgcnnes, December IS, 1866.

An Act relating to the redemption Of Bank Notes.
Ii is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
ct the Stat, II Vermont:
Sec !. After the expiration Of the charter OF
any Bank chartered bv this State, after the ter
mination Of the existence Of any such bank agree
ably to the laws OF this State; such bank mas
cause notice to be published in all tNe weekly
newspapers Of the county where sub bank IL
located for one illl year sc.tiIi, forth that sai
bank vii! redeem it, outstanding hills, the day o
ihe expiration OF its charter, cr tho date al the
jermilai,u .! = cAi.,euce, and a cory al 'hi>
ayt. And up'n u publication Of such up,icc.
usi.h.t sucf bank nor l., 'i,-"rs shall lie liable "a
.nv 1ciinn Cor the nDr.rc,'ciH ptioa i any Of it.
uutstandiH, bills, unless the same shall have been
duly presented and payment thereof demanded
within the year aforesaid at the banking house of
such bank.
Sec, .. Alter the expiration Of the charter or
ater the termina ion OF the existence Of any such
bank a. aforesaid. such bank shall 20 Ice sub
ject to the operation liable to the provisions Of
tho sixtv-thirl section OF chapter cighty.ninc OF
the General Statutes.
Sec. 5. This Act shall take effect from this
pts>ago.
Approved November 10, 1865. Ally
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Premium at the american institute.
GOLD ME AL.

REASONS WHY
! ST. - Its simplicity and great range Of work
2d.-1ts making four different stitches.
Sd Tie reversible feed motion operated Nv
simply turning \ thumb screw, enabling
the operator t. run the work to the right
or to tie left and COM cn:cncc Of sclf-fas
eniug the ends Of seams
4th.- The perfect finish and substantial manner
in which the machine is made
5th.-Thc rapdity of it working and the
quality of the work done.
6th.-Its self adjusting 'ension.
Address II. l.. GLEA> ON, Rutland,
Travelling Agent for Rutland & Addison 60.
Cert fcatts:
Rutland, Vt Nov 20, 1856.
This will certify that t. OK Florence and
Grover Baker sew ng machine on trial at the
same tine | preferred and bought the Flo
renee. Reasons why-it takes the same stitch
on both sides aud don't take more than hafths
thread. Many A. Collins,
Dress and Cloak Maker.
New Haven, Nov. 27, 1880.
havea Florence sewing machine which is
the best machine that | have ever seen for
family use, considering the great range Of work
that it will do.
MIS-. HExRY GIPYonp.
Midllebury, Nov 20. 1866
This may certify that have Florence sew
ing machine which works to my full satisfac
ton and equal to its Recommendation.
Mrs G, HAMMOND.
Pswlet, Dec G, 1866.
| have . Florence machine. owned il six
months. IL has proved itself all it is recon-
mendel-s perfect machine in every respect.
3s;S.' ALTIgJ WHncoMD.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

-
r11IN dDTIRTITE1iENTN
'''
VNOpID MUTUAL
Wy
IICE INCJ1D hNCE r0MDANN
LII IL INnt llnNO3 NNNll NlN l {,
-, ppo,nwAy NEW WORK.
az -
nj r ,,...,
o'u'" H"tO'0'''
A. AL ow, ISAAC II. FRoruISGHAM.
SAMUEL WiLi.xrs, GKonax l.. WILLARD.
OLIVER II. GuR,oS, Henry +. PnnltEroST.
= Il CuIrrENprN, GEoRGE j. 1noMAE
FETkR G. CORSklt, JoHN HAl.,EY.
Hin Wa. KELLY, EPFISGuAM TOWNSEND.
WM. ). TIsDNLg, Thomas BuCKLKY.
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DUBBER GOODS.
III Rubber Boots. Rubber Coats.
Ladies and Gents Rubbers. Ladies' mud Cents
Arctic Overshoes
Rubber Pipes, Syringes, Combs, Balls, Suspenders
Nipples, Cord. Braid, &C., &c
For sale bv Ii. A. SIIELDON
Nov. 4, 1866. 8a,f
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THE MUTUAL.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW YORK.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, rresiden

FREDERICK 8. WINSTON, President
Whole number OF Policies, Aug. /, 1866, over
$4,000.
Amount Insured si2o, 900 900
Cash Dividends of ls63--heng ptofts
for 3 Ncarts 80 Feb. 1st, 1856. 1000 600
Cash Dividend. Uflsj6-hcing profits
for 3 wears to Feb. Isl, 1s5G.. 1915, 3ss
Actual Cash Surplus being undivided
profits to July list, 1866 over. 1000 900
The next Dividend will be declared February
lst. 1861 and every Policy then in force will par
ticipate in the profits Of 1866, aud receive a
Dividend.
For six months ending July 1st 1866, were issued
600 Policies, 1nsuring ......... S23 3o1 600
The largest number ever issusd by any Company
in the same length Of time.
The Insurance Monitor OF y. Y, for Al Ri, 1866,
sRvs:-" The steady course of this Company for
% years, and the inpregnaho evidence it has con-
stantlv afforded Of healthy and increasing pros
peritv, have earned for it u reputation tor stability
which justiiics us in placing it before the public -
an assured 81, cess--Me y,dn3est dchircd ~
LIE insurance."
The y. Y. IN dependent, February, 1864. savs
-" This Corporation stands at the rcyv head ui all
similar institutions OF its class in this country"
II pays larger Dividends than any other ON
panv in thi, country.
PAYS Dividends annually. in cash, or in aili.
lion to Policies; at the option Of the assured. As
an investment. it is better than a Savings Bank
paving over per cent compound interest, with
out taxes, or expense of any kind.
J. & c. G. STEELE,
State Agents.
Midlebury, VT, Oct 2ith, 1856. 3oti
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NO1TCE.

NOTICE.
1 y The existence Of tho Bank entitled "1he
President, Directors & Co. Of the Bank OF Yer
renncs," chartered hy the Legislature Of the State
Of Vermont and located in Ncrgenncs, in said
State was terminated, agreeably to the laws Of
said State, on the 23d day of December. 1865, and
notice i, hereby given that said Bank will redeem
its outstanding bills. The following act Of tho
Legislature Of Vermont Is published 10y direction
of said Bank. BY order Of the Directors.
W. I. PARKER, President.
II. G. HORROR, Cashier.
Ysrgcnnes December IS, 1866.
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- + pr MBER 18TH, lS6 G.

- T. l. L. NJ Is T. IL 1 I i ii, L . y.
JUST RECEIVED by
GEO. Q. AN,
Nrw ASp vtRY DESIRABLE sTocK OF
DRESS GOODS,
In Great Variety and Very Cheap Consisting
MERINos & EMPRESS CLOTHS.
PLAIN, STRIPED. AND PLAID POPLINS,
BLACK & COLORED AlPACAS,
MOHAIRS, DELAINS AND PRINTS,
SHAWLS & WORSTFn GOODS,
COARSE & FINE BLEACHED & BROWN
SHEETINGS
nLEACHED & BROWN CANTON FLANNEIs
A good assortment Of SHIFTING FLANNELS;
All to be sold at the very lowest rate,
a. GEO. {. CHAPMAN'S.
Gents DRIVING CLOVES ,!I =.
~ At GEO. c. CUAPMAN'S.
7 AIDES & CIlILDREN'S SHOES,
~ At GEO. G. CIhPMAN'S.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE,
Y AT GEO. e. CIIAPMAN'S.
W 4, GEO. C. CHApMAN'S.
l. At GEO. c. CHAPMAN'S
EISH No. l MAcKERAL, in bbls.
1 and kits.
SALMON,
MACKINAw TROUT,
SMOKED HALIBUT,
At GEO. &. CHApMAS'S.
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SAVE YOUR POSTAGE.

The Subscribers will furnish Mt their News
Room" ali the Dailies Monthlies, and Miscel.
laneous Magazines nd Papers, at the regular
subscription price free of postage. The sub
scription to be paid IN ad auce
They will also keep on hand and for sale all
the Monthly, Weekly and Dal, Magazines,
Papers and periodicals., which can be had at
the regular rstcs.
J. H. SIN ONS & co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Facts for the PeOpIe.

l. Easily verified by rxanna ion, which we respect
fully invite.
l. Wehave the largest establishment for the snan,
utacture and sale of Clothing in Philadelphia,
extending through from SIS Market street to 5lI
Minor street ond occupied exclusively by ourselves.
;. Our building having been constructed by for
onr own exclusive occupancy and for the business
10 which it is enlirely devoted, unes all the con-
yenicnces and appliances which have been found
necessary or desirable.
3. We have an ample cash capital, enabling us to
make M purchases tor cash and giving MS selection
At the most favorable prices, from the markets of
the entire world. IL raj, PARrtgL,a We HAVE ADvAN-
riGLs SHARED my No OTHER HOUSE IN rHE TRADE. This
tdGt i IrtH hJOri To Tie ttrc business c0HiailtH
L. We sell Goods Tor cash only. which, though it
isstrct~ our hsine,1 to those prereH to purchase
as no house doing different business can possibly
offer.
j. business experience of quarter of century
has informed us fully OF the wants Of the public and
of The best way TO meet them,
e. We employ the best and most experienced Cut
ters aud Woflmcn in making up our goods-the
style, lit and make OF which are unsurpassed.
T. All persons. whatever may be their physical
peruiartics unless detormed,) can he accurately
lifted at once from onr stock, in most cases better
tln by goods made to order, and at prices % 10 30
PEI, cent kgir6r
s. oar business il large and constantly increasing,
enabling ms 10 keep the largest, best assorted and
most complete stock of Mem i"nths' and Boy
Clothing III Philadelphia 10 which large daily addi-
lions made of fresh goods, replacing those sold.
Q. For reasons already enumerated, We can and do
sell at prices g"orantced i" an cdSca io"er Mon TIE
ip,test Cschcfc the safe cancelled ah 0,ohCp rtHd
TO- All goods when offered for sale are represented
to be exactly what they are.
IL. When buyers are, for any reason, dissatiHcd
with purchase made, ifrcport"d within II reasona
bic time, We pledge ourselves, by exchange, refund
my the money otherwise, to give full satisfaction
in every clSc, and request that all such may be
reported to us for adjustment.
HALF WAY BETWEEN Bennett Co.,
slSrn SITS. 5is M,nKlr STREET.
June IL 1S67-Sw
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Peruvian Syrup.

PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRoTOXIDE
OF IRON, supplies the blood with its LIFE ELEMENT
IRON. giving strength, vigor and life to the
whole system.
If the thousands who suffering from DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY, FEMALE WEAKNESSES, &c, would but test the
virtues of the PERUVIAN SYRUP, the effect would not only
asuns themselves but wonld please all their friends
for instead of feeling cross, 'all gone and miserable
they would be cheerful, vigorous ana active.
A DISTINGUISHED JURiST WRITES TO A FRIEND
AS FOLLOWS:
have tried the PERUVIAN SyEUP and the result full
~ Suatains your prediction. II has made NEW MAN
"l me-. infused into my system new vigor and energy
am 10 longer ircmnlnls and dehilitated when YOU
last saw me. hut stronger hcartirr and with Larger
ca plcty for Labor mental and plysca than at any
time dun ing the last ir" years.
WnusnndY AdrchecH chaHgcd hp the Of this rea,ciy
t" ccII, SrLiG SnBtry creatures, Ia StrOdy, hGdhV
ant hftpDy amt ant iucdiiiS cannot Ttd-
SOH1LiN h,sjiIis 10 JtrC II a trial.
The Genuine has "rEnuvIAN SYRUP" blown in the
sl.tis
i. 81 page pamphlet will he sent free
!. =. pINSMDEE, Proprietor,
M. ,,i D.. ST. New York.
st,,I ~ al
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FARMS
No. /. contains IS Acres,
No. 2. contains &c Acres,

two stories.
These Farms are miles northwest of Elstnn,
and from North East and mile from the T., W. &
H. Railroad The land is of good quality, the si,ua
ton healthy, convenient Ia churches schools mill s..
TERMS OF SALE.-Ono-lalf cash, and t, resi-
due to hc secured ON the property. to suit the pllr-
chaser for period of live years, if desired.
j. r. MctULLOI'GII,
Attorney for r. Il. Goodyear.
Elliton, Ang 3, 1SG7-ts
Naa-IateHgonccr, Doycstown; and Rcco,a West
Chester, copy ids and send bill to this office imnc
liatply. "
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Tmr pNNovn hDBLCDa and Sm,--Thc da-
sEond ".littn 81 bmkrns-thc harpY ii"n Of N"ssrg,
TrIp.tr aud fi"l5-ht4 excite, an abundance Of
.ottp,. Several other cheap editions Of The greatest
II living lus"litis, have been commenced ly New Yurk
aud rimI"lolrhiT lrus"s. Ent the Diamond edition
u,in.at- ITS Hnp"m'rs both because i! the first
III the t,Id AMI icc'u" IT best i!;lis the purpose OF
,nrtp neat and readable reprint Of DhbaHa's works.
into the pocket, ak"n int" the cars, carried into til"
a.nutry. They Of the Iinh sile to he pcIns.d
,uulnr day nmlrr shady irrr-tn h" read of an ni
t-rnonn on Tia" breezy p'rch Of colntry house The
illustrations. iuu fresh and striking. iiia tyne IL
-,mtii hn 80 won!.llully clear and i'm, Tossed upon
I.rt, II stfi tone that ir Whose eyes Injured
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,,yu. lin. ,QJrr The cumIJ able feeling that while
irr ,s .Iruyin~ the writer's Amy plot and charming
~iYIr hc = ~" at tl" tina" an ac""mpiico IN
inrf nnn,lcy ana s.n IL the ti&th yolIni" Of this
Hui;itnl edition. and every way equal IL Us rrcdr
cr.syJ-.- Ht,HunI Ggl,d"h
The y,l 81 each volume of the brautilnl Illustrated
l1rIn.uL pykrn. / uuly Il 30; plain edition, $l26--
Every UH,ly rlt Ia read dickens, aud every body can
on.I En his 'hr' and rl",ut edition. 1t can he
procured oi any h",ks"ir on W' br Sent pnsrlid by
tie r.tI.shrts 1ici;n4r and Field, Boston.
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GRAND ENTERPRISE
OF
DARIUS IT,. BURTON Il co.

comll, success. aud wish Ia inform the public
thai exclusive Cash system having succeeded far
beyond uur expectations has induced Us To EFpuCE the
prices of ,uolsticy having been reduced in the
cities. We will continue TO yell the very best Coal Oil
at Is couts per Gallon, aud prime factory Cheese ut Is
per uIi and good article OF Cheese at 1GCrnts
per pound: choice Prints AT "a cents per yard. Mer
chants a be supplied n: the above rates. and
respectfully solicit tinuauCc of their rontgc
hr-ioWci since the rst uf AUGUST. We will sell
trnc"Ics at the liCrs banned IL advertiser
"a tlic first page OF this paper.
ON iottD is ia son Goods lower than any store in
Cecil county and being the ONLY CASH STORE and
dulug nothing Int fash business have uniurri the
lnnrI Of Cheap to"ls, aud proclaim ii faith and
tu al who favor with ca at our Store
i.htun, NJ. DARIUS T.. BUXTON Il co,
hHg Il, lSGI. Opposite Post Uicc.
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STANTON AND THE MARYLAND MuITA.-
A despatch to the Now York Heraid says
Secretary Stanton, it is aledged, received
information Of n scheme for the arming Of
the military organizations in the late Rebel
States with a view OF making new assault
on the Government, and that he held on to
the Office with the intention Of frustrating
the conspiracy. 1t is further said that one
o! the causes OF the late rupture between
the President and Secretary OF War, was
the refusal of Secretary Stanton to assign to
a militia company Of Maryland, composed
mainly Of returned rebel officers and sol
dicrs, n battery of eight guns for which they
had applied. The President is said to have
d sired him to furnish the battery, but that
Mr.. Stanton would not do so.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
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SCROFlILA.

The REy. GsorGE Sr"HRs, Of brooklyn, N. y says, in
tn" Bible Examiner by way o apology Tor publishing
medical r"i liii'ir in his magazine, Of the of his
only of S'ruiula "nftcr dissolution appeared inryi
table We publish this Statement, not for pay, bnt
gratitude Ia God who has answered prayer, and in
Justice 10 Dr Aera: being satisfied that there is virtue
IA the Iodine Water treatment, which the readers OF
h5 Ma.,Hnc will thank its Editor for bringing 10
their notice
trcWiiiJ free
Dr. H. Anlrrs' lolae Water for sale by J. p. DINS
MORE, Proprietor, 30 Dey 81, M and 10y all Drug
lists. Aug. 3, iSG1-lm.
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,la me- Ip",e cut fAresents the kind Of machine
@ .So-horse tread power, capable Of thresh-
Ha b&s 1f s' HGk Tx ao 8 The rate Of
keeping the GRAIN Taings, Chatt and Straw all Sc
Parate, If desired. This isa new machine, having
been in use but a few months, and consequently Luf
little known throughout the United States
1t has been fairly tested and has far exceeded the
II has been got up expressly to meet the wants of
the Farmer. The inventor l. practical farmer in
Bucks county, Fa., and has had OYER thirty years.
experience with Thrashing Machines.
This machine can he made of any size and TO do
any desired amount of work, according to the
10 TO 200 BUSHELS OF OATS PER HOUR,
~ and other Grain in proportion.
THE SHA kER, which separates the grain from,
the straw, is constructed that it will net clog
The Bottom is made in two or more pieces running
same time that it receives the up and down and
backward motion.
the Riddle and Shaking Shoe can be detached az
well as the second Bottom convey the grain back
to the Fan thereby enabling the operator to dispense
the cleaner in thraslng grass seed, long damp,
tangled grain ii the poweris found insufficient to do
the whole Of the work st one operation. The motion
shaker, that return the grain to the Fan by series
Of cone puies so as 10 regulate the blast of wind
anu motlon OF the Fan, with far less power than ia
required by all other machines that have come
under our notice.
This machine is simple In its construction is nor
liable to get of ORDER easily repaired, requires
but little power to drive it, doe its work rapidly in
most thorough manner and can be manirctnreI
and sold at prices to come within the reach of ALI
Farmers using Thrashing Machines.
Testimonials as to ITS eectual working qualities
at hand.
The undersigned having purchased the right, ara
now prepared to turni-h this combined Thrasher
and Cleaner and Separator for the State OF Delaware
Eastern Shure of Maryland and Chester county,
Pennsylvania; also for the Shake alone the above
named territory, excepting New Castle county.
The Cleaner and Separator can be attached to any
| Trasher, understood
We call the attention of farmers to our Improved
Two and Three Horse Endless Chain Railway Pow,
ers. Also, Lever Powers.
Orders solicited, end promptly attended to-
CASIlO u CO.,
| NEWARK MACHINE WORKS
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1HE SUERATT JURY.-Of the twelve mem.
hers comprising the jury on the trial OF j Ohm
II. Surratt, seven we're natives Of Southern
States and the District ~ Columbia. These
seven, in conjunction with one from New
/ orll city, favored the acquittal Of the CON
sprator; while the other four, respectively
born i'll Massachusett, Pennsylvania, Scot
land and Germany, were for the conviction
of the accused
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TO CITIZENS or ElKTON.

J. T. WELLS begs leave to inform
hi friends and the public through the columns OF
Your Invaluable sheet that he has just received a
fresh ~tur, of SPRING GOODS consisting Of CLOTHS,
IAssIMEgEs and MsLroSs, of the finest fabric and l.
now prepared To execute ali orders in his line OF
business with neatncss and despatch. Don't forget
the place NJ. 1876 North NINTH St, Philadelphia.
Mar q lSu. }. r. WELLS, Agent.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

An Examination OF persons desiring certificates
aS Teachers in the Public Schools of Cecil county
will be held Mt the room Of the High School, in
Elkton, on WEDNESDAY, the list OF August inst;
and also at the Public school in Port Deposit
on FRIDAY, the sd instant. +. A. ELLIS,
President of the Board of School Commits sioners
Aug.U, lSG7-2w
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Board school Com IN issiOners
- for CcGil Caunty,

- AUGUST It'll, 1867.
ORDERED, That the Schools of the county shall
he opened US Public Schools Oh the First Monday of
September, next.
ORDERED, That in consequence Of ihc ccrrto;,oa
i ;,s " 4's in'' board and the
ii''' cost of books, the charge for Books and
stationery will hereafter be One Dollar per term.
Test, WM. TORBERT,
Aug 10, lsb7-:w Secretary.
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MEETINGS OF
County Commissioners.

TIE regular meetings of the County Com
Il missioners will be held on the second TUES
DAY of every month.
Collectors and others having accounts to he
stated or settled will apply TO The Clelk during
the recess of III. Board, liy Order,
JAS s CRAWFORD Clerk
Commissioners Of ceril rnnuty
Ian 10 Is6d--y
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EsS~ Inspector General Jei'ries receives
$1,000 of the peoples money for managing
the militia law.
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IA OF THE
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT.
or tECTL COUNTY.

NJ the Annua! Meeting of the members of this
company, held on Saturday last the }rd instant, the
following report was presented:
TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT.
In conformity with the requirements Of the Char
ter the President, on behalf Of the Board of Mana.
p"r~ submits TO the members the Twentieth Annual
Report of the operations of this Company:
lurihg the past year there have been al new
Policies issued, oWit Il in Cecil county, 10 in IIar.
ford, in Caroline, j in Queen AIMS 9 in Dorchcs-
ter, ~ i'll Somerset and q IN Worcester county
covering property to the insured value OF @22I ,h5
upon which were filed Premium Notes to the value
of Tl7,dG' ~. or these III new policies, II were.
issued upon rc-sllrvcyS of property already insured
embracing certain notifications and additions
thereto. Their" have also been certain additions and
alteration mad" to existing policies, as usual.
Rc"ToIng it as unnecessary To burden our reports
win statements OF policies and premium notes upon
which the parties have failed Ia make their proper
ltymonts-olr liability to them having ceased, aud
any estimate blscd upon them being necessarily
wholly unr"liablc,-wc proceed To state the actual
business of the Company for the year.
Insured value of Policies issued
renewed, S2ST1 SOC 90
.it,,,, li,,.t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-17
Iot,l mno,r.t Of 10. ye'
sl,I8u Il

IVTII ITT''''T ~ 10. - .T,T8O T
In addition t." th"ar i0' g. Of the yeal, the ioaac.
Of AudI'W i,yuu tuI ~t:U;. u Mrs H. A. Constable
ia" so +, ard 81 the Rev. juhu Surr for So go,
""r" adjusted 81 ,n close OF t,=i y,t, bat net paid
hay" h'"lI Ild OH sud DISCHARGED. lho :u,ra have
III " ."tN'l, Nv "'luIrunis", tt claim uf Mr.. l. 4
Buchanan, under The luny i..u",l ~ tIir nam. of
her husband capt i. la h.u,n hy the tSiicnt ut
the rriHripd unu, wIl'irut interest. Making the
Whpi" amount of losses pnIi daring the year
3,GIp 49,
TIA" ras"a Of lac \ Davis Il Co. Mr.. H. A. Con
.tlLI", Catherine lryi-, and Potter >, Eoynnlle re-.
nam ia l""Ai "unruN"r y, mp"rtIld l', IIinc, pie
absolutely u""'-'.rly ~ be IL t'mir,d being in
VOWED In each ease,