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REPORTS OF THE DEPARTMENTS.
SECRETARY OF WAR.

General Schofield reports the strength
of the army at 4S,0Sl men, which will
be reduced some 5000 by the first of
January The cavalry service only is
being sustained by recruits. A gradu-
al reduction of the army is recommend
ed by process of expiration of terms of
service, casualties, dcsertion, &c. The
Veteran Reserves are no longer
needed The term of enlistment should
be uniformly increased to five years
The expenses proper of the depart
ment for the last fiscal year were $780,
100000, for the Frecdmens' Bureau
S2.500,O0O, and for bountics, $25,000,-
600, making total of $S7, 500, 000-
Estimated expenses for the next year,
$50, 6S2, 3SS,S5, This, however, it is
thought can be made to cover dcfcicn-
cies of last year to the amount of $l3,
$4,000 The Secretary is in accord
with Generals Grant, Sherman, and
Sheridan as to the unprovoked charac-
ter of the wars with the Indians.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
Mr.. Wcllcs communicates lengthy
report, from which it appears that the
total number of vessels borne upon the
rolls Of the navy is 2O7, carrying 1,743
guns.
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
Mr. Browning opens his report by
saving, that of the two Revolutionary
soldiers pcnsioned in 1867, one has died
and the other is reported living. The
names of SSS widows of Revolutionary
soldiers, and 1903 widows and chill
drcn of soldiers who served in wars
subsequent to the Revolution and prior
to the rebellion are borne upon the pen
sion rolls.
TREASURERS
Mr.. Spinner indicates the extent of
business that has passed through his
hands during the year thus: Total of
all receipts Sl,049,SS3, 057 As; balance
from last year Sl70,SG9,S1440; pay
mcnts and rcpaymcnts $25, 440, 9S9SS;
footing as per books 81 ,24G, 1872, SGI.29.
Actual payments Sl,0S9,O23, 5ll.23;
payments and rcpayments $25, 44O, $685.
SO; unavailable transfd to Register
1898, 1922; cash balance in Treasury
$50, 1914 footing as per books
$1,246, 1872, SG129.
The business transacted at the Trca-
surv has decreased in amount each
year since the war; Expenditures for
the payment of the public debt and
Navy Department have fallen off, while
those for the Interior and War De
partmcnts and for the civil and diplo-
matte service have increased There
has been paid for bount;cs about $50,
100000 ana for interest on the public
debt $l39,S94, 910.GS, The total
amount held as a pledge for the re-
dcmption of national banks circulation
and in trust for them is $3SO,Ol3, $50.
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For Sale or Rent.

HIACKSNlTUS SHOP AMI WIiEEIMEIGIITS
SHOP ONE OF THE STtNos N THE COUNTY. The
nacksmiths Shop has fires large shooting shed and
coal shed. The Wrclwri.t shop hats two benches, ami
have three if necessary.
1t is situated Main street about the centre "i the
town. 1t fronts 80 feet. AMI runs back l3c feet.
Possession given on the 18th day of March, 1850.
For Terms nnply to WILLIAM MANLY.
nct ~ 1lGS-ou Nur;l, East.
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF a Valuable Little Farm.
Under and by virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county. sitting c"nrt of equity the under
signed will Offer Public Sale at the Court
House door. in Elkon, Cecil county. Nd. on
Thursday, December 31st, 1865,
at o'clock p. NJ. all that desirable property of which
Ellis C. Phillips died sr,Zc situate ia the 9th Election
District, the road leading from Port Deposit Brick
Meeting House, and containing
1G Acres of Land,
or less. The improvements consist Of
good substantial: two-story FRAME HOUSE. 16 t.I5..
D. with all the necessary nut!uil,liu@s: also i,,
Il Blacksmith shop, Shooting Shed and Wood El...l
house: good Frunu Barn. with stone cellar and yard
young Apple Orchard, consisting OF - at choice
varieties.
The Land i well watrrel and well fenced.
To mechanic with limited means. there is improperly
in the county desirable. To those who wish a nice
little farm in pleasant ncghl"rood and convenient to
markets for small amount Of money and reasonable
terms. this property is especially recommended Young
farmers wi.o wish to have small farm of their and
to invest their earnings safely should attend the snln,
TERMS OF SALE. as determined by the Decree are as
follows :-Onealf of the purchase money to be paid in
cash the day Of sale the balance thereof in equal
slm"nts If two and three years from the day of sale
The credit payments to 10 secured by the Bonds of the
purchaser, with security Ia he approved by the Trustee
and to bear interest from the day of sale.
Cost of Deed Stamps &C. to h. paid by the purchaser
Possession given March 18th, 1869
REUBEN HAINEs,
Elkton, Dsc 3, 1S5S-ts Trustee.
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Valuable Real Estate in Cecil county, Md.
EoR SALE

The undersigned Agent has large number of
FARMS FOR SALE. in the aforesaid county. varying
from 20 To go of l34 adjoining the
Town Of Elkton the county seat with Others very
the said town. where land is very valuable well de-
sirabr. On farm of about $50 acres, within two miles
of Station the p. W. & b. r. X. with first class
Buildings. &c. Also. HOUSES AND LOTS in the Town
lie has also for sale owner, IL TRACT of ,af.s
WOOD AND TIMBER LAND, about y miles 1870
distant from the said Railroad: BUILDING 1874
LOTS in the Town. from 100 to 30 feet deep. mt -
from S6 SIS front foot to locality. Terms for these
lots-l4 cash: balance time to suit purchasers.
For further information, address
DANIEL BRATT0N,
REAL Estate AGENT,
Sept 10 lS6S-cm Elkton Nd
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RE1L E,ST1I,E.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

A LARGE AND CoMM1rIOUS DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT in Upper Piincip:o Nd This liunsc is cal
cula"d f two families and would b. AN excellent stu
alton for II Shoemaker. Taller. or other mechanic
ANY one desiring to purchase will please call on the
sub .crlcr. u Terms easy.
ort 2 IS6s'lm EBENEAER IRWIN.
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"True Merit will Always have
its ReyNard.,'

1t j. certain that truth has been more salts
factor lily demonstrates in midst than the above as
may he daily in the immense demand for that in
valuable and popular tonic and stimnlou-, MISlILERS
HERB BI1rERS. 1t is the thin. n.edful for pcr
whose surroundings unfavorublc for good health
because il is perfect protection against all morbid
uenc,s productive of disease. Til" present il the most
fitting for reinforcing the organs Of lolics
and insuring health luring the cold term We
all less negligent but there many persons
who always behind in this matter consequently each
change in the along before they pre-
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all its train Of ills. Begin ward of disease 10y
using MTSIILERS HERB BITTERS every LAY regularly
and all the characteristics Of good health will spring up
and continue with you
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FOR SALE.

The UNDERSIGNED. Attorney for the owner. offers at
Private Sale. II VERY VALUABLE Hot Sc ami sssskS
LOT in the east end of Ekton. Tn" House i. ,isE4
lnrgr well built of Brick, and in good repair iqN9
The Lot is ample AMI Improved will, convenient
buildings. A lar"" and productive Garden Is at.
t.hrd property. The situation il excellent, aud
in every way this property furnishes one of the most de-
sirahlc residences in the town.
Arpy TO CLINTON MCCULLOUGH.
S.nt IS. lSG1-tf
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned Examiners appointed 10y the County
Commissioners of Cecil county To view and determine
the propricty Of opening public road from point
on the Ekon and Warwick road opposite the interscc
ton of the Bn,k Creek road with the said and
Warwick road. and running thence by and with old
road called Younys Cart Road through lands of
Reuben Lake and Richard ii. Bayari, the line
dividing said lands and crossing the Dam Of tho Che-s-
pcake and Delaware Canal Company, Back Creek. ter
Initiating the public road a Chesapeake City. the
Steam Pump. hereby give notice that they will meet Mt
Chesapeake City. on Friday the 18th dag Of December
next. at 10 o'clock to proceed to thu discharge of
the duty assigned them. GEO. W. BOULDEN,
ISAAC \. PYLE
LEWIS F. ELLISON,
II, 1S6S-iw Examiners.
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-Halifornin is destined TO excel all other
countries in silk-growing, because there are
nc thunder storms to destroy the silk worms
eggs.
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DIED.
WHITE.-Nov. Goth, Mrs. MARY WHITE,
of Lewisville, Chester county, Pa, in
her list year.
ASH.-On Thursday morning, Dec. 10th,
1868, at the residence of Joseph Miller,
in this town, HARRY WELDON, infant son
of George W. and Annie p. Ash, aged
six months and eighteen days.
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Baltimore Markets.
MARRIED.

connolly McVEY.-Nov. 25th, by the
Rev. J. II. Johns WIN. CoNoLY and
ANNA NJ. McVEY, both of this county.
McGIRk-PALMER.- the Rev. John
Stringer, on the Sd inst, at the Oxford
NJ. E. Parsonage, John McGirk, of York
county, Pa, to Harriet Amelia Palmer,
of this county.
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I'D R j N X E N N EBB

and all love desire for Intoxicating liquors,
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ton pOWderS.' They he administered, if ne
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Vine, Tea any other beverage. Sent Icy mail on
receipt Of price ONE DOLLAR. Address DIR. JAMES
H. CLARK, ISIS Hudson street New York.
(it Ills LutE L. L.tcL
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ORPHANS, COITRT.

TIME STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
l. Cecil county will be held on the second TUESDAY
in every MONTH Executors, Administrators and Guar
dians wanting their accounts stated will please bring
In the vouchers few day. before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80, 1867 Register.
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A Very Valuable Little Farm ;

it lcin. the Real Estate whereof Townsend England
'c seized This property is situated the road lea.
in. from Brick Meeting House to Port Deposit y miles
from Brick Meeting House. and on'-quartrr of mile
from Pennington. 1t lies in healthy and highly I'M
proved section Of country, and convenient to churches.
schools. stores mills, &C. 1t contains
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NOTICES, &c.
to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscribers. of Cecil
county, have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Tsamsntary the personal estate of
PATRICK EWING,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 10th day of November. 1869:
they otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to said
requested I" make immediate payment to the sulscr
bers Given under our hands, this 18th day of November
1865 W. z. EWING,
VI. I. EWING,
Executors of Patrick Ewing, deceased.
Tcst-R. D. LAMAR Register,
NOV 2S lS6S-tjw
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SO ACRES. More or Less.

about SIX ACRES BEING WOODLAND well set with
HICKORY. OAK and CHESTNUT: the remainder is
arabic land in good state of cultivation. The soil is
naturally Of good quality and has been highly I'M
proved. The whole farm il under good Fencing.
The Improvements consist of good FRAME -
DWELLING; HOUSE. nearly STABLE. i.!JI!
GRANARf. and other outhulings. The build RM ~
ngs have been lately built, am! all in good tl.Il
condition. There is also upon the premises good
APPLE ORCHARD in full bearing.
To any one W Shing To purchase small farm on
s"na" terms this is opportunity such is rarely
afforded.
TERMS OF SALE.-rho FERNS Of Htlo required
y the Decree follows -Onc.thirl of the purchase
money To he paid in Cash the day of sale onethrd
in Six Months. AMI the remaining onrhr in Twelve
Months from the day of sale. The credit payments t"
bear ntercs, from tho day "f sale, alId To he secured 10
the satisfaction Of the Trustee. IT oairia H., The rur
chaser, 81 600 remain in the property,
CLINTON McCC LLOUGI,
Trustee.
NoTICE.-Thc creditors of Townsend England, deceased
hereby notified IL file their claims. with the vouchers
thereof with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, within four months from the day of sale.
doc s. lStS-tz,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county iii thancery, the undersigned Trustee, will
offer at Public Sale,
Saturday, the I'd day of January, 1869,
at one O'Clock NJ, at the Village of Pennington, in
Cecil county,
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1t is divided into four ficss improved by comfort
able DIV ELLINti. good new Barn AMI Stable of ample
size is under good fencing and has it suilciency
wood for the of the f.rrn. and thriving y"un:
PEACH ORCHARD of trccs-princpally llalc's Early
For Terms AMI further particulars apply To
JAMES BLACK GROOME.
Mar . IS6S-eowtf Elkton. Nd.
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ArAHHrEoR SALE.
1.s ACRES or GOOD LAND.

Lying in S,ss.fr:'s Neck. in Cecil county. Maryland
within "a of a mile of john Rcybolds Landing. wli"r
STEAMBOATS, plying between Philadelphia AMI altinior
st.ll l.il md COZ .luii
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Buck Wheat Wanted.

The Highest Market Prices paid for Buckwheat, at
David Scotts Mills, in Fourth District. by
oct q, 1868. MILLER r. BARTON.
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