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DIED.

VAN HORN.-On the 18th instant, at the
residence of Mr.. f. F. Smith. Philadel-
phia, ANNIE l.. STOUT, beloved wife of
lanes Van Horn. of Cecil county. for
inerly of Bucks county, Pa, in the 47th
year of her age.
HAINES.-Jn Port Deposit, on the 18th
inst, G. HENRY HAINEs, aged 80 years
and II months. He died rejoicing in the
full assurance of faith.
JONES.-At Ceciton, on Saturday morn
ing, May Goth, ANN c., beloved wife of
Thos p. Jones, i'll the 49th year of her
age, eldest daughter of the late Dr..
Charles r. Mace. of Baltimore county.
dorchester papers please copy.l
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Baltimore Markets.
IL EnlRIEn ~ L, L MAIlNE

June n. 1901
Wheat-Rcd, choice, per bus. 60 lbs,
81 G0(Gl -: prime, S 40Gtl 90; fair to good,
81 2oGa1 40. Corn-White, good to prime,
per bus. SO lbs, 93G95: yellow do, S5MSS.
Rye-good to prime, 81 GOAL 81. Oats
common to prime, per bus 80 lbs, G0Gi1.
Timothy Hay. No. 1, choice, per ton 2,G00
lbs, $2G 00M27 90: mixed do, No. ,,
$22 00M25 90: Rye Straw, 500 00Ha2 co.
Oats straw, SO Oo@1S;; Eastern f Eggs,
22T23 cts; Chickens, old, S4.50W5 90 per
doz.; Ducks. S300G4 90 per doz.; Bees
wax, prime, 3S@42 cts. per h.; Feathers,
live geese, Eastern, 75MS0 per b.; Coun-
try Rags, 49M55 per H.; Wool, washed,
46W50 cts; unwashed, 30G32 cts. per fb.
Hides and Skins-country, dry, 1G(G1S cts.
do, green, SM9 cts; Sheep Skins, pei
piece, 5OcW$1 90; Lamb do, 25W50 cts.
Potatoes, per bus. 60 lbs, Carriers, 40MG0
cts: Peach Blows, 4o(G50 cts; other kinds,
25W4O cts.
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cSWc publish n fine Poem on the first
page, "The Prairies" by T. Hampstead.
The ''Letter From Montana" by r. F.
NJ. will attract attention, as all commune
cations from that correspondents pen i'll
variably do.
"By the Sea- will appear next week.
We have on hand an original article for
our Agricultural column, which will also
be Published in our next issue.
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THE HUSBAND OF ANNE SURRATT.-W
p. Torey, lately married to Miss Annie
Surratt, has been dischared from the army,
in which he held the position of hospital
steward He has been on duty for some
time past in the branch of the Surgeon
President Lincoln fell 4 victim to the con-
spiracy in which his mother-in-law was a
leading actor
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MARRIED..

RAW-STUMP-On Tuesday June
1St 1863 at the residence of the BRIDE
father, by the Rev. L. S. c. Smith, DR..
JAMES NJ. MAGRAw, of Hartford county
and CATHARINE W., daughter of John
Stump, of Cecil county Md.
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;m!he Netii az big
ELKTON, JUNE rs, 1863.

rs Mr. John G.. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
THE Wing.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

G. A. R.-There will be Special Meet
ing of Post No. IA, G.A.A., on Tuesday
evening next.
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The Concert and Readings.-The cit

The Concert and ReadingS-The citizens
of Elkton are promised a rare literary and
musical entertainment to be given in the
Odd Fellows Hall, under the management
of Rev. 7. L. Poulson, on Friday evening
next, July I'd. We publish the programme
of the entertainment elsewhere in our col
umns to-day. Miss Reedy and Mrs. john
son will be among the singers, which is a
guarantee of the entertainment i'll that line
The exercises will be varied from the usual
programme of concerts, by readings from
the Psalms, Temyson, Poe and Whittier,
by Mr.. Poulson. We anticipate a very
pleasant and intellectual entertainment,
and with confidence invite all who wish to
enjoy an evening of profitable amusement
to attend. The programme and company
give promise of more than an ordinary in
terest. The proceeds are to be applied to a
benevolent object, which should be an adj
ditional inducement to patronize this exhi-
bition. If the Hall is not crowded it will
not be an argument at least i'll .turor of a
cultivated taste for the better class of
amusements on the part of our citizens
When really superior class of exhibitions
are given at the Hall, we think our citizens
ought to feel themselves under some obi
cations to patronize them. They all admit
that the Hall is not only an ornament to
the town, but it is of that class of buildings
which usually enhance the value Of proper
ty. and add dignity and Importance to the
place in the eyes of strangers.
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DrOWned.-Miss Susan Mcdowell, aged
about 60 years, was drowned on Saturday
morning last, by falling into the well while
drawing water. The accident occurred at
the house of Mr.. Jesse ii. Shippers, neal
Union Church, in this county. None OF
the men belonging to the place were near
at the time of the accident, and Mrs. SIM
pers made an effort to rescue her by lower
ing the well bucket to her. She grasped
the bucket and was drawn about half way
up the well, when she fell back AMI was
drowned before assistance could be render
ed. The nearest man was about quarter
of mile distant at work in corn field,
who heard the cries of Mrs. Shippers for
help, but before he could reach the place
and get the drowning woman out life was
extinct. Her head was cut and bruised by
striking against the wall in her fall-and
this, no doubt, contributed toward prevent
ing her from making the necessary efforts
to save her life till proper assistance reach
ed her.
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THE MARKETS.

CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
ElktOn Markets.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.-The

Philadelphia Cattle Market.-The cattle
market was very dull this week and prices
were Ia &c. per tb lower 1910 head arrived
and sold at 9@94c. for extra Penna. and
western steers; rosie. for fair to good do,
and 5@64c. per tb. for common, as to quail
ity. Cows were unchanged; $50 head sold
at $4,000 for Springers and $45@70 ? nd.
for cow and calf Sheep were rather lower.
5000 head sold at the Park and Avenue
Drove Yards at 44@6tc. per Id. gross as to
condition. Hogs were in fair demand at
an advance 3400 head sold at the different
yards at s13@13.5O for slop and $14 per
100 lbs. for corn fed
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"Where are you going to get ice cream

evening next.
"Where are you going to get ice cream
and water ices, this EVENING" remarked
one of the bean monde to a companion
AT Mrs. Halls, of course. She keeps
the best in town. was the prompt reply.
RObbery.-The house Paterick McCaf1er-
ty, in Elk Neck, was robbed of all the fam
ily's wearing apparel and bed clothing on
Tuesday last, by four black men. Our in
formant thinks they were white men black
ed up for the purpose of Disgusting them
selves From the house the robbers pro-
ceeded to the spring house and robbed it of
all the butter, milk, ETC., which they could
carry off, breaking and destroying what
they could not carry away. None of the
family were about the house save some
small children at the time of the robbery.
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
COmpany.-The fifteenth annual report of
the President and Directors of the above
company has been issued. The following
statement shows the financial condition of
the company:-The revenue from tolls for
the year ending May 81, amounts to $685.
6S3.97; from other sources, So, S30.73; bal
ance of cash on hand, $11S, sos. rs; making
a total of $493, s1O.46. The expenditures
during the same period were $433, 0S2. 43,
leaving net cash in treasurer's hands to the
amount of 500, 12s.03. The company has
declared divident of three per cent for
the last six months on the capital stock,
clear of United States taxes
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Fire.-An alarm of fire was raised on
Monday night last, caused by the breaking
of a lantern lamp i'll the stable of J. Meals.
The lantern was hung up behind one of the
horses in the stable and so near the animal
that he threw it down and broke it under
his feet. The straw bedding about the
stall was set ON fire, which caused the alarm
and brought timely assistance and it was
extinguished before any damage was done.
The horse which caused the danger was fast
trotter belonging to Major King, of Wash
ington, who with party in carriages, was
on his way to Cape May, and had stopped
at Elkton for the night. Had the oil in the
lamp been coal oil, the chances are that the
fast horse would never had reached Cape
May, and another fire would have been to
chronicle in Elkton. with the same old story
of worthless engines
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Only Opened YESTERDAY. Il
Bro, have bought this week, and are now
opening the largest and best stock of goods
that has been offered in Elkton this season.
Iarvest's approaching and everybody will
want goods of some sort. They can SUP
ply you.
The Commission Business.-One of the
greatest risks farmers have to encounter is
in the consignment of produce to Commits
sion Merchants. So many of these "mer-
chants have proved 4 ''snare and delu-
SION to the farmer that he is willing in 4
majority of eases to sell to spectators near
home. from whom he receives the cash, who
are compelled to pay reduced price in or
der to make Il profit on the transaction. If
reliable commission merchant can be
found in the city to whom to consign pro-
duce, and who will consult the farmers i'll
terest by selling up to full market price,
and making honest returns, with all avoid
able expense curtailed, it is to the advan-
tagc of the producer to ship direct to him,
and secure the profit which an extra middle
man receives. Such consignec can be
found in Mr. Fletcher f. Marine, No. 53
w. Pratt ST., Baltimore. Mr.. Marine sells
all kinds of produce except spirituous
liquors, makes prompt returns and in the
number of years which we have known
him, we have the first instance to hear of
dissatisfaction OH the part of farmers con-
signing produce to him. His card is pub
lished in The Wig under the head of Balti-
more advertisements. He desires us to
return his greatful acknowledgements to
the many kind friends i'll Cecil who have
patronized him III business so freely.
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Wilmington Markets.

ScOtt'S MIITS Market.
BLACK OAK BARK PER ToN $50 90
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Court PrOeeedings.-The June Term of
the Circuit Court met on Thursday morn
ing, Judge Stump on the Bench. After
calling the various Dockets, and entering
judgments, the Court heard the arguments
of counsel in the chancery cases of Hayes
IS. Hayes and Stotesbury use of Gilpin as.
Reardon.
During the argument in the latter cases,
some quite sharp language was used by
Messrs. II. Mccullough and Jones, counsel
for the respective parties, towards each
other, in regard to the papers and proceed
ings which had been had in the case, the
Court being under the necessity of calling
them to order several times. This was the
only interesting part of the proceedings to
those present.
On Friday the drawing of the Grand and
Petit Jurors for the next September Term
was proceeded with, but we go to press be-
fore the names are announced.
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only interesting part of the proceedings to
those present.
On Friday the drawing of the Grand and
Petit Jurors for the next September Term
was proceeded with, but we go to press be-
fore the names are announced.
Proceedings Of the Orphans Court
The Orphans Court was in special session
on Tuesday last, and transacted the follow
ing business:
Sundry claims against the estates of G.
w. Bennett and E. c. Boulden decd,
were examined and passed. Sundry orders
relative to the estates of John Carson, Geo
w. Bennett and Ann Alexander, decd,
were passed
Ordered, That Miss J. Torbert, guardian
of Harry Hurn, expend such sums of money
on the real estate of said ward as will keep
it in rentable order.
First account of James McCauley, exc
cutor of Geo. Cleadon, decd; Final ac-
count of W. 7. Miller, guardian ex-officio
OF X. e., c. j., S. w. NJ. and NJ b. Reed;
third account of Ann NJ. Janney, guardian
OF Mary NJ. and Frances J. Janney: first
account of W. II. Pearce, guardian of mi
nor children of George W. Williams, dec d;
all passed.
Court adjourned to meet at its next renu.
lar meeting, the second TUESDAY in July.
Proceedings of the County Commission.
ers.-The County Commissioners were i,
session on Tuesday last, and TRANSACTED
the following bosiness:
The following Collectors Bonds wer
approved: w. II. Pearce, 1st dist; jaime
A Mackey, 4th dist; l.. G. Ford, 3D. dist.
Joseph s. Wingate, 9TH dist; T. BradeI
Gillespie, 9th dist; Alexander Jackson, I'll
dist; Isaac Vanarsdale, 9th dist The fol
lowing Supervisors Bonds were examine,
and passed: Stephen Atkinson, 9Th dist
John Sheridan, It'll dist; Benz. Miller, 81
dist; John w. Holt, 3D. dist: Isaac Worth
9TH dist; Henry Rowan, Robert H. Hays
and Hyland p. Bullen, 1st dist; and RoL
ert A. Nesbitt, It'll dist.
Orders for merchandise were issued t
John Richardson, John Hendricks $, Hannal
Johns, Kitty Bostick, Sarah +. Barret
and Eliza J. Wallace
l.. G. Ford, Collector of 81 dist, was or
deren to pay Jacob B. Ash, Inspector o
Weights and Measures, 800 salary 70
1865;
The Clerk reported receipts from Collec
tors: I. p. Hazel, I'd dist, on county tax
500; on dog tax, 5000.
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Hydraulic GIotheg Washer
THE GREAT PREMIUM MACHINE.

This superior WASHING MACHINE is for the first
time offered for sale in this county. Well of the
prejudice which many worthless machines have created
in the public mind against all machinery intended for
washing. clothes " the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23
Martha Hurd's Estate /.

GTATE or vERaoNT,l At a Probate Court hold.
- District ~ Manchester en- At the Probate Office IN
Manchester 10 and fJr said District, the sih day
~ March, 1863.
Present, lion. L. %. BURTON, Judge
The administrator the cstate ~ Aartts Hurd, late
OF SYNDICATE 10 said District deceased, presented hir
application In writing to said Court settling forth that
debis were allowed against aid estate to- the amount
Of 500 81 that part 81 the estate % rad deceased
consists Of efsasa property. and thsi IL will be nee
esssry TO cell part Of The real estate belonging 10 said
Decreased pay hef Just des and the expenses ~
uinE her estate and representing that saia real e.
consists - The interest Of deceased Ia the hume
Stead 81 hsr former hashsud. Lntser Hof late ~ said
SYNDICATE deceased sad h1mekis consisting u abOnl
~ acres ~ land Mont Mountain 80 called IN said
Sandgste aud alleging that part u her Interest IN SID
teal estate cannot be sod without 3Hry 70 those 80
tsreslrd 10 the remainder; and praying said Court
"a giant him license 10 eel the whole u her Interest
in asd real estate Tor the above set forth.
NAerrnpon u ordered that hearing said ap-
plcati0n be had At Probate CouF'. g. be holden Al
the Probate once IN Manchester, ia sai District on
the last "Wednesday ii March. 1859, and that nntce
thereof be given to al persuDs Interested By Publishing
certified copy ~ tis order three weeks saeces.yey
10 the Manchester journal nSyspaRrr printed at said
Manchester, previous ta said time ~ hearing.
Attest L0NELAND MUNSON. Register.
true copy Of Record. Attest
IS IDNElAND NTkSON. Register.
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Philander Mofat. Minor

CTATE or YERNoNT,l Alta Probate Court bold
~ NaRcAestsr bgitet Ss "a ai ihs Probate Once ~
Manchester % and ior said Distrc,, on the 49, day b
Msrrh, A b, iseg.
Present, Hon Y. 3. BURTON Jadsr
The glsriilan ~ Ptiisnaef Monat, minor heir 81
Luthef Manai, lsie u sanalsate Ia said District Dr.
ceased, pFsaepted an applinaa0n 10 writing s2id
Court settling arfh that his said ward "a the
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ESTATE and prsFiar said C0gH 90 Efzut hlm lcsbsa
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IlTrFIJ's Lfwya Aog, No l29f, ior the week
ending March 2ith contains Charles Dickens,
Contemporary Review yery Latest Robinson
Crusoe, Once a Week Marine Candle, Once !
Week The Country House on the Rhiue, Part
xyn, by Berihold Anoroseh, author u On the
HeghtAs, ae., translated for The Living Age
from Die Presse yap0nrs'" Fears and Tromofs,
BLACK woods Magazine The Dbinehe Mission 90
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23

CTATE or VERMONTl Al Probate Court hold.
y Manchester District ssl 81 the Probate Office IA
Manchester In aHd Tor said District the ll,h day Of
March 1859
resent, II q. F. h. BURTON. Judge,
An instrument 10 writing pgrpnrting 10 be the last
will and Testament ~ Myr0n ara, late Of Matches.
ter 10 said District deceased presented for pro-
bate
wherenpon II was ordered that said instrument he
proven alta Probate Court 10 be holden al HE Pro.
bate Office n Manchester IN said District The IA It
"Wednesday IN March. 1853, and that notice thereof be
given 70 al persons Interested by Publishing acerihsd
copy of THIS three weeks lively the Man
chester Journal ncwspapci printed AT said Manchcs'
ter, previous 10 said tirle ~ hearing.
Attest LONkLAND MUNsON, Register.
A true copy Of record Attest
E LONELAND MUNSON Eegiter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23

Ms EuiT9a ass c.tlzea NJ Etsa Drs
pref Il sgainss ihV practice q certain class q
sctilleu wlp fmhrAce every ppparipnity Y feni
their surpias enry leai9usy, Of sPleta, ia iov
'BliHgazAts, sud head tbeif seak attempts 70
BE- wiuy Past D,fsetH We have some claims
10 greatness We claim the best marble nit 10
tic state We claim mere rapid gruslh 81 On.
tsrpgisa aud population within the ihst three
years than am village of our siSe ia lhe state r
We claim the srgc-t door step 10 the world ADD
We claim ailA, i fas more valuable still much
higher moral sDc,d and Intelligent tanc u soCi'
sly than i Indicated ia the article Loaded East
Dorset, Geo ! and Ge0 II
East Dar-ci, March 90 1863.