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Extraordinary Opportunity 7
For the Million to Secure a LlJrarg.f
THE SAFE DEPOSIT akNY
OF CINCINNATI

rs LOCATED IN THE LAFAyEPrR BANK
Il Building, containing the bnrdarpr6of vault
on its only floor, is a massive structure Of one
story without basement, built o1stone, with
stone floor and copper roof, and WA no other
occupants than the Bank and the ha& Deposit
Company. The burglar-proof Vault safe BE-
yond question, and we'll ventilated aS ig 40 Rseh
small Safe therein. The internal poilc4 1f he
office has been organized with care, 10 ptoteet
Its dealers. The Company have coastars pd-
vate night watch inside their premises wiich
are open to the observation Of the elt5 1ight
uollce and the speclal bank polIcemen
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BEATS THEM ALL. Wherever "Bar-
rstts Hair Restorative" iS introduced It Is driving
all Others from the market. Nothing like It.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

SOUNTI OOMMISSIONEHS L PROCEEDINGS.
The County Commissioners met on last Satur-
day and allowed the following bills:
Samuel Ray, for repairing bridge at Mason
MIL in jackson township. ........... $66 90
Same, for bridge across Lick Run. ........ Is sS
Andrew Wykle, for coal. oal......."....... II 81
Burt, Swanson, Dickson and Grimes, for
keeping Henderson, lunatlc. ......n. q 90
J. W. LOngbon, for Civil Docket for Pro-
bate Court t......................... l48 S5
T. NJ. Patterson, Duplicates for Auditor. 70 90
Same, for one Complete Record, (Blank
Book for Clerk k).................... "a 90
J.W Longbon, Probate Judge, appointing
two School Examiners, and candles. and
repairing Office window. w..........,.. SO
j. NJ. Martin, Recorder, candles and blot
ting paper for office. e.................. 25
Putnam, Sons g. Go. gave bond to perform
their contract to furnish iron work for Jail.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday next, January
II, 1868.
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AGENTS WANTED!

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boxes, %. Sent free ofpostage, and money re-
funded If they do not give perfect satisfaction.
Reliable agents also wanted for two entirely
new and valuable works. Energetic agents
teachers, experienced book agents, and all per-
sons desiring to add to their income, are request
ed to send for circulars. Enclose two stamps
and receive circulars, full particulars and samples
of the Golden Pen. Address
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P. o. Box 1874, indianapolis, Ind.
Nov. q, '67-6m.
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DR. ]. s. REASONER

y EsPECTFULLY TENDERS HIS PROBES
II sI0NAL SERVICES TO the citizens Of the
town Of Jackson, and vicinity. ONCE at hs Resi-
dence, near the Fair Ground.
N. B. His General health is very good about
DEC. Il. leea--M
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The Business of the COnpany

The reception Of Deposits Of sny sFjclts ~
value not too bulky for safe-keeping, al raids
for Government Bonds and such feeuflies less
than one-third the rate charged by inAu#pce
companies against fire alone in any ainouat b3H
ever small or large. The Certificate Of Dsae
given contains q full description Of the ienn
the Deposit, which is delivered wholly o. ihps#
whenever called for, precisely as deposited ~ :
positor having the right Of access % it n 81 III I,
record is made on the books of The C0ftpta
giving the details Of every Deposit aud II its (
reception and withdrawal verified By tAe eig-
nature Of the Depositor.
The renting Of small Safes inside Of is eked
burglar proof Vault, the renter exclusive reep-
ing the KEY, which win fit no other kafe ereifi.
with the right Of access 10 It, locking ard fii-
locking it, always identifying himself Aeicre en-
tering the Yaut. and then accompanied bg tho
Safe-keeper. The lock E changed 1T every
change of renter For mutual ptoteetien r.
sponsibe introduction Is inyariarly reqBirsd q
every renter. ~ f
Each renter of Safe and each aefsl ~ Int
appoint deputy to act In hls nises ~ iti1 tas
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How Deposits Cam I'd .Es.

A deposit NAV be made BY ore rfsea il the
name Of another, and deliverable TO hiniself0r -
a third person, or to either, but only IN the pfes-
enee of both. married woman mas make 4
deposit In her own name, deliYerate = hsFzelf
only. or as she may direct. A special provision
may be made In the Certificate Of Depfsf al I on
the books Of the Company TO whom, II The event
of the death of the depositor, & deposit shall
be delivered. HsA
The Officers and employees Of The Company
are under oath to impart NJ Information q its
transactions with It's dealers.
The Charter confines the Company . the safs-
keeping of Valuables.
Directors-W.W. Scarborough, Chas p foote,
Lewis Worthington. Alfred Gaifhef, Jdseph =.
Butler. JOSEPH Z. buIl.EIs fFest
s. p BIsuoP, Sec'y. Des =. t--4W
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Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
ministrator of the Estate of Cornelius Downey,
deceased late Of jackson County. Ohio.
Jan 2,'6S-ow JAMEb DoWNEI
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II. MAX.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. -0yTies, 5yeE
ID Paul a May's Drug Store, Mau ST., daeksgn
Ohio. Business promptly attended % e All
times. lAts. 10
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THE POPULAR EDITION Of OICgEAs
D. APPLETON & COMP ANY
44S & 445 Broadway, New York,
WILL PUBLISH IMMEDIATELY
A CHEAP EDITION
or THE
WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS
F0R TIE MILLION,
Clear type Handsomely Printed, and x Con-
ycnient Size. 4
Comprisisg Me f9ilotpirg Vol,,p,s, q, "a. 1.....s

ComprisiHq Me fo'ioping Foitwss q he a,refsS
Priees. rdyiag ~ Price aecoydsng % tss nupats
Pagss:
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The GOyernnI's Message.

Tie Gov8rnor'o Message to the Lrgislu
ture is an eIectoaeer!ug document filled
"chock full OF negro. His Exceilenc,
fries poor Sarnbo Tor break fast, roas;s him
Tor dinner, aud makes hiu into hash TO-
supper, The Governor is mach abused
man by the Radicals, who have hunted hin
with "vcnom,h His Exoeleucg congru,n,
ia,es the Assembly upon the restoration Of
The franchise to 50 large portion Of the
people.
In 1854, Message to the Fonln body from
the same pen, laudel the jalicous policy
which denied rebels that SANE right. Tb.
Governor must know that people have mem,
uric7 reaching back beyond three years.
Hence We can only attributc such hra2ou
etl'rontery 10 the utter shamelcssness Of III,
man, who is stamped ali over with the i'm.
print Of the unprinciplcd demagogue. Gov.
Swami wants to 60 to the L 5. Senate, hence
his furious pitching into the niger hence
his pulling complaint about the Radicals par
suing him with venom" Poor man! hi,
rebellion record pursued him with sucl
venom when formerly elected to the
L. s. Senate, that he was afraid to present
his credentials to that body, Take the Gov.
ernor ali in all, we scarce shall see his like
again He is perhaps the most urmitgated
hypocrite and knavo within the confines oi
he Union.
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MaryialsG's Two Governors.

The inauguration of Hon. Odcn Bowie,
as Governor, took place at Annapolis on
Wednesday last. Maryland now can claim
he distinction Of having two Governors
Governor de JGcto and Governor dc jure.
The cause OF this anomaly was in consider.
ltiou of tho important services rendered 10
he Democracy by the treachery of Governor
Swami.
By the present Constitution, oil Offices in
he State were vacated, but special proyi
sion was inserted in that instrument, by
which Swami shogld be allowed to serve out
the full! tarm for which be WAS elected Gov.
ernoTs, but that Tie Governor elect should
ne inaugurstcd at he regular time for such
ceremony provided By the Constitution,
which declares that the term of office of the
Governor first elected under it's provisions,
'shaii commence On the second Wednesday
IN January next eng@;ng bis election"
Gov. Eosies Inaugural is in pleasant
,on;ras; to the Message Of Gov. Swami tc
= ne Lysislat0re. which is a trightfu Shrek
II ''ptgr3 aqusliry,' being bid to tn,
Legislature for tbs Uated States Senator
hip.
The tone Of moderation and courtess
throughou, Gov. Bowie's inaugural, will in.
spire respect from those who are in their
political i4ilf hi, very antipudes, whiIo ,h,
iemagognery O, Gov. Swami exci,es the
coutenp; OF all pnTt;ca,
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In the House Of Delegates or Thursday,
Mr.. Syester presented memorial iro,n
Thomas A. Boulit. Secretary and Treasurer
OF the Anietam Nationa! Cemetery. and
seventy. FIVE citizens Of Washington county.
praying an appropriation Of money for the
purpose of removing to the Cemetery the
remains Of the Confederate dead. 1t wa
referred 10 the Committee Of Ways snG
Means. Ga motion of Mr, Cotton, q special
committee was appointed ITO make arrange.
ments for the furnishing OF postage s,amp4
and the proper transmission os letters and
other Hail matter connected with the
House. The COMMITTEE on tho Cciored
Population Was ''nsDrGc'ei 10 report s. bi
for the regulation and enforcement &c COY.
tracts Of hire or o:hsr dealings cutered into
between the white citizens and negroes Of
this State hefJustice Chase and jndgr
Giles having decided that the Apprentice
ship isws Of Maryland we're in conflict wi.h
the laws Of the United Statcs, some new nc
Of legislation IN the interest Of the former
veholder has been rendered necessary. -
Al the suggestion Of Mr.. Biddson, of BALI
more comfy, It was ordered That tn
Committee on the Cnorei Population h"
required 70 introduce bin to require lho
different lA!Iruad. in lhis State tn f1rnish
separate cars lDr the coored people.
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financial.
- IVVNIVlVTlt
= = : NJ IL Il ~
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Running West from Omaha
Across the COntin ent,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
= 25 NJ IL Il ~

This Bring tho Inc 20 the eastern base q the Rocky
Mountains, and II is expected ils, the track will te
Issd ;hirs, miivs further, Evans Pass tho highest
point IN the rad, by January. The maximum grade
from the foot e the mountains to the summit is bur
eighty feet L. tn. mile, while that of many eastern rJa
IL ever hundred. WORK in the r,Sk.cu,tUIs on the
western slope will continue through Tho winter, and
Tiers Is now no te doubt that the ontro grand
line 10 the rnc!ac will be open for business 10 1870
The provided for the Construct ion uf TIL. ieaf
National Worn ample. The Jnitod Suites srauts It's
S4 Per Cent. auris nj The OF from Sleol TO S.
Wv per mile for which i, takele second !sa security
and receives pRy vi ~ large II not 10 the foil rxteui
Of N claim services These Bonds arc Issued rs each
twenty section il finished, and after /, has l., e.
essnpHd by tm!tei State, Commissioners sud pro
bounced - he in all RESPECTS tlsclHss road thorough
ly supplied "iih depo's rrpa!rsLopa, s,aous, mud MI
tLe necessary rolling stock and other equipments.
tbs tm!ied States also mgkes Donation 0! IL so
stiSs II land ~ The mile, rt.ch will lie souEc" al
Large revenue 10 the Conpsay. Mach uf thIs uni IL
the pisie Valley is among hc mnst fertile in the world
fore.t- aud abound cUn # The trs; quality.
The Company IL a-o authorized u issue it, own Fr-,
Mortgage Bonds 10 .myun' equal thu issae Of III,
Goycr1,ncn, ana NO mere Hon. Z. D. Morgan aud Hon
oGk-s Auss arc Trustees for the Bcudhv!Gers sud d.
live. the Bonds u tho Cnpany ,Dy tie Eerk pi,,
Eessss, 80 that they always represent a actual
lductive value.
The authorized capital Of ihg Company Is orn Hun
ared Million Dollars Of which five miliiyns layt
f,atl in ,f,np Inn MI AZ, 4
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RECOVERY OF Lost PEorERrY Miss Susie
B. Ford, Assistant Teacher in the Elktou
Public School, was unfortunate enough to
lose her watch, while going from home to
school, on Monday morning last. A liberal
reward was offered fer its return, bat the
finder Couldn't see it." Some parties from
on board vessel at the Landing we're known
to have been among the first who passed
along the road after the young lady, and
they we're suspic.oued strous,y. On being
questioned however, some denied having
seen anything Of It, while others gave no
satisfaction. This only served to make the
suspicion so much the stronger, and accord.
iugly officer Denny was sent for, who went
on board the vessel and after short con
versa.;on w,lh The Captain, demanded the
watch of one Of the hands, who withou,
ceremony handed it over, We learn that
the name of this honorable gentleman is
Lewis, and that he is from Elk Neck. As
tho name of the owner was plainly engraved
on It, hs had no excuse for not returning it.,
other than desire e keep What did not be-
long to him, and the young lady may con.
slider herself fortunate, indeed, that said in
dividual was called upon before the vessel
left our shores,
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IAyp SAlEs. DR.. Mitchell has sold
building lot 80 feet front aud 200 fec, deep,
on the south side Of Main street. at the east
erd Of town, to Mr. George Rambo Price
Sl2 per foot front.
We presume Mr. Rambu, Who is nj preeeu,
q resident Of Newark, Delaware, intends
erecting dwelling on his purchase The
location for private residences is one Of the
most desirable within the limits of,he town.
JAS. 7. Mccullough, Trustee, sold on
Tuesday last. tho following tracts OF land :;
real estate Of the ln,e Tobias Peterson.
Eighty nrras and 81 pyrches to Charlo.
Peterson, for S55.15 per acre; and ISL
acres to Allen Mckinney, for S52 so ptr
acre.
The parties purchasing arc oil Of Crcil
county, and HE lAni Is located in the i.h
district, near SCOTS Mills.
Ihos, keuoerd has sold hi, farm, on the
Nottingham and Rowiandsvii!e road, abou,
= miles from the latter place, and contain.
ing 81 acres, veil improved, with good buid.
inGs and fencing. for 5000. Wm. Bladder,
sou, n resident Of the some neighhorhool,
~ao the purchaser. Air. Bnllcr.on has also
sold hi. tarm, containing about 80 agree to
AhsGlom Roman, for Si,pl.
Luke l1own has sold bis fnrr,, situated
between the Rising Sun and Brick Meetius
House, 10 Mr.. Charles Albeitson, Of Bucks
county, Pa, for 500 per acre. The farm
| contains about 20 acres.
These farms are all well improved and
very productive. 1hc above sales have bee,
effected within the last week These farm.
are al SMALL while the price obtained for
them is large; which il plroas proof O
the advantages snail farms have over large
/ ones. Tie former command good price.
sad are ready sale, while the owners OF til,
latter are rarely protited By these adyan,
ages.
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Confessional.

Iu the House on Monday last, the Hon
L. Is. Washburne, vel! known as General
Grants especial friend took advantage oi
an opportunity afforded him by Mr. E!driJge
Of " isconsin. to place the Genera! clearly
before the country with the endorsement, ol
The Republican members and connecting
With that pndurs ement n deaervcd renslIrc
of President JO!iuson, EIdr!3ge had offer.
ed resolution of thanks 10 Gen. Hancock
for his SO called ''~isc and patriotic admin,
istratiou Of the affairs o.. the Fifth Military
district" when SIR. Nashhurna offered as
Az amendment: another CondeI!ning the
President for removing Sheridan and Stan.
ton, ana thanking Gen. Grant for his famous
letter marked ''private.' but Mr., E.!dridge
refused TO accept it, and bis resolution was
voted down. Gen Schanck previously in.
tmated that he desired to change it TO Is
resolution OF ccnsure. bat made 10 e!tor; to
that effect. Gen, c. G. Washburnc, Of
Wisconsin,, then presented his hrothar's
resolution second time, when d division
OF the 81 hiect5 embraced in it was dOmRnd'
cd, and that portion censuriog tho President
va. adopled-.ess 70, lGys 2a. The ayes
aud noes we're then called % Tie portion
thanking Gen. Grant, when twenty, h.ee
rampant Democrats, who, q few months
since, wete loud il their praises Of him and
boas.a that he would lead them to victory
in the ic2t Presidential campaign recorded
themselves in TIE negative. The friends Of
Gen. Grant greet this demonstration in his
behalf with great JOY, as II toreye. aisposes
Of the senseless stories ofsympathy between
him and the Democratic party, aud puts
that party fairly on record Al opposed to
his views on the present political situation.
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MARRIED.

KIRK -BROWN. On the LIST inst, in vii.
miugton, Del, by the Mayor, Jon HAINEs
KIRK and ElIzAgEIu H. BRowS. both Of
this county.
MAN-NOOD.-On the LIT day of LIST
month; 1868, by Friends Ceremony, in
the presence OF re!atives and friends. at
the residence of Dir. Granville h. Wood,
in Lancaster county, Pa, Dir, SAMuEL 7.
Roman, Of Cecil county, and HARRIET NJ.
Woop, Of Lancaster county.
SIDWELL-WlLLlAM Ms. On the oath Of
December, by kev Robert p. DuBois,
STEPHEN SIpwELL, of Elk township, aud
ANN s. WILLIAMS, of Cecil county.
MARLEg-CRlUCH.-A, tho residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. Enoch Crpucl,
near Miiier5villo, Anne Arundel county
Md, on the 9th inst, by Kew, NJ. j. Nor
gan, THOMAS c. MAELFS, Of Wilmington,
Del, and KATE S. CROUCH.
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BADLY INFORMED. Tho Cecil Democrat
las, week announces tho receipt of Tie
Golden City, new Democratic sheet, pub.
lished at eAn,snrcscc, Cal, By John NJ
Fosrd, formerly OF this town. M, Eoard
has been for many years connected with the
California Spndey Mercury, which The
Democrat says was published in the interest
Of Radcaism. The editor Of The Demo
Graf he's no. boon reader Of the Mercury,
or he would nave iesgr Cd ,ha, it is literary
paper with Copperhead politics, as tas 90 il,
INDUCES in politics, which Is to very lin,
tied extent.
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EARNINGS OF TIE COMPANY.

A; presen. the profits If tbs Company derived
o1y from its ocai traffic but this is already much
than sufficient TO rey the interest ell the Bou5 tbs
Company can issue II not another mile were built. L.
"a Not dvultcd that whom the rosi Is completed n.
through raHic If ihe only line connecting the Atlanta
and Pcihc states will te lnrye and hey ord precedent
and there vii! lie competition il always be dom
Il; profitable rates
Il will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad II
10 ct, Government vo-s. built under the supervision
~ Goreinmeht officers and tor large extent with GOV
Enent money, and that It's bonds are issued under Coy
eminent direction. Ii il believed that no similar st.
cury is 50 carefully guarded and certainly other j.
based upon larger valuable property. As tn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-11

The ELECTIONS " NORTH AND SorTn
CAROLINA. Candy reports the re.
suit in the recent elections l.e!j in North
aud South Carolina upon the question Of
holding Conventions il those States es fol-
Iowa,
North Carolina. Number Of votes cast
for convention. 93,2c6; number Of votes
cast against Convention, 32,96l; number Of
persons registered but not yoting, 1851 !;
number Of informal votes, Go; fetal, l74,.
5T4. Number of votes cast on question Ct
Convention, l2o, 1907 number of votes no.
CURED to hold the same, S7,27S; excess Of
votes over number required $3.50: Major
ity in favor Of Convention, G0,O45; MOI vot'
ing, 1854; absolute majority, 1901.
South Carolina. Number of votes cast
for Convention, 67,799; number of votes
cast against Convention, 2,22G; number of
persons registered but not voting, 55,43S;
number Of informal votes, Isl total, 1877.
44s. Number OF votes cast on the question
of Convention, 72,0l0; number OF votes
required to hold Convention, 63, 725 excess
over number required, s,2S5. Majority in
favor Of Convention, 1888; no, voting,
5,43S; absolute majority, 1916.
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,

n oYcr NINE PER CENT. upon the investment. Sn
,crip.ons will be received iu Cecil county by
JACOB ToME, President Cecil National Bank q Pyr'
DEPOSIT:
JOHN PARTRIDGE, Cashier Nations, Bank of Elktcn.
and in New York at the Companys 0ace. No, ~ Na.sa,
street, and ty
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No Nassau st.
CLARK, DOHGEI Co. Bankers, No. 81 Walist,
JOHN ]. CISCO i son, Banker, No. 33 Wal, st..
anihy tho Company advertised Agents throughout th
Omitted States. Renlittiuces should be made IN draft
o- ether funds par in New YORK, and the Bonds will t
rent FREQ Of charc" by express. Parties sbscr
iny through local Agent, will l5>. 70 ihem fH the
delivery.
NEW PAMPHLET tNn MAP, -hosing the rr,.
yress Of Tho Work, Resources fox 'on'trucuon, IA.
Value Of EN1ts msy l., obtained ut tina Company
Oce or O; II. e4set.isci A"ot- % will &c sent fin
application.
JOHN }. CISCO, T'rAsrOrR
Dec Ne York
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Republican state Central Conn
Inisfee,

Tie Executive Committee Of the kepuh
iican State Central Committee have issued
call fur the assembling Of the Committee
on Tuesday, DIST day OF January, 1868, ia
tho City .: Baltimore. The object of the
meeting is to fix a TING for tho assembling
Of the State Republican Convention to ca.
lee! Delegates to represent Maryland in 'h'
National Contention, to assemble AZ Chicago
IN the 2Ith Of May next, The members OF
the S'hic Central Committee Of this count}
are Hon. Jacob Tone, j, S, Crawford and
Z. Z EwinG.
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4 CARD.

Ny acknowledgements are due, and are
bercoy rendered, to a kind lady, the wife of
a member Of the Lodge, and to nuuber Of
friends, the most of their names being I'M
known, through whose kind aud fratcrnnl
courtesy have received au elegant purlo.
chair. from the articles collected ut the re
cent Fair. Also to Miss Mary V. Cum.
miugs, and other friends, for u very large
pound cake Of fine quality. T.. A. ELLIS.
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RErr B.lCANISM AND SHAM nEMnCKACY.--
There arc two ideas paramount in the
American mind, nntagonislic and irrecon
cilable. each struggling for supremacy one
Is the justice and propriety Of the war to
put down the rebellion and preserve the
integrity of the Union; the other is the
rlghtiu!uess OF the rebellion and the wicked.
ness and injustice Of the Government of the
United States in putting ii down by force oi
arms. Specie ot Senator Norton
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The demand for MOORE & BRO. $ VII.
mington City and Olive Soaps has increased
so rapidly that it has become necessary to
run their factory night and day, being deter.
mined to supply the demand. Factory cor.
ner srd and Orange sts., Wilmington, Del.
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The Senatorial contest Mt Annapolis il
growing warm. The latest development is
a letter from Judge Carmichael ole Of the
most prominent Democratic leaders on the
Eastern Shore, tepudiating the idea that
Mr.. Swami has any further claims upon thai
party, and declaring that lag its exponent u
host Of others stand before him"