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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-12-23
Tiae Great F5ctacial Annual.

lioStctcrs United States Almanac FOR lS1o for
distribution. GRATIS throughout the United States and
MI civilized countries Of the Western Hemisphere will
I've pabii>iri AaGt the first # January. in the English!
German. French Norwegian Welsh, Swedish Holland
HohcHiin and Spanish languages and all who wish
N, crstan the trnc philosophy Of health should read
AID ponder the valuable suggestions it contains In
addition to admirable medical treatise on the causes
prevention AMI of great variety of diseases it
embraces ars. aiHoi;ut of information interesting
III; merchant. th mechanic. the miner the farmer the
pla,",, ".I r..'lrssio,a aud the calculations
nave been 'H"''r h'. "'Ia ta;t ani aiitGdcs
most Sd'ia" for correct AZ. co..rfenensSe SANDAL
CALENDAR.
TIE. uses AMI extraordinary sanitary Effects OF
H"ortrsa stomach Filters the staple tonic and nltrra
tive oi mere than half til" Christian world are fully set
fot:t ~ L. pa- which also intersp.rSrd with pic
t"ria illustrations yai3!ie TeciEes for the household
and :"1n. humorous aGcali2D, ail sr4 ipstr9ci..G
and alnr,in@ rcadu@ matter, original and Se!eftcd-
Among the A:lHuais 20 appear will tho opening Of the
year. This viii To al" ." the rSr., . man had
i"r tie "shiaG. Til" pr rrrictnre Mcs-gs Hustcttcr
smith. Pittsburgh. Pa RECEIPT If r"nt stamp
viii forward copy !y :r any person who caunot
procure one i'll his neigh! ruuh. The BIttcIs are sold
IE every city iowa and village and extensively ;scl
t!Ir"u s!I"nt lii" "utrc civilized world
lice. =. SII-lm
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N O II &c Il.

Us r..anii'd satisfaction that NATTANS ClYS-
tai plScOE Enr Ia. =!vu. t.a ,.a..y =. {, idel al
10y the repeated orders of If the first druggists
induce Us 10 direct especial AMI particular attention Ia
the great fact t'nt by its you gain al. the alvanttGc
wit: the restoration Of the color and growth Of tho
hair and the speedy removal Of ianIr,G without the
le,s. uossiiic iniurys Crystal discovery is positively
warranted e".!,a. "a. iois2pcHs substance ncitlc
Lead Sulphur Silver
It's perfect cleanliness is a reason not lightly f., br
overlooked; it will neither stain the skin or clotcsi.
sentence, it is exactly what has been wanted for
long while Hestorcr Of the Hair that NAV be used
without the fear thai you going to lave Neuralgia.
Paralysis Lead Collie and various other complaints the
resit o.. 4 q Use of lead preparations.
As +imrly dtes,!"l - ~ :ai" it has also been
fund to he uncxcelieT
scorc, all recommending it in the highest terms of
which we promise to give You in future.
BY II means Try il, satisfied il will give YOU
a"ti"" satisfaction Price 81 per bottle For sale by
d'h,se'ss. ep..=.a,.. ARTHUR NATTANs,
- - as,i;r.:;;ya.. -,
To whom address all orders. ~ '.
For sale Icy H. II. MITCHELL Elkton and N. b. AIoRRI-
son, Horth East June l., lS7l-Sm
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LOOK HERE!.

Only one more week remains for subscr-
bers to get valuable Magazine with The
Wig for 1872 FREE. Those who have been
putting it off will have to hurry up or miss
this rare chance.
evening, and the premiums will be ordered
sent to the lucky ones.
We want at least FIVE HUNDRED orders
this week; or, what would be better still,
we would like to make every subscriber to
The Wig New Year present for next
wear.
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NOTICE..
CHARLOTTE BLANCU
ANN MARTIN AND OTHERS.

ANN MARTIN AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil comfy In ehancery
December 18TH 1871.
The object of this suit is to procure Decree the
sale of the real eatate Of Edmund Martini deceased
the payment Of debts due hy deceased.
The Bill states that the said Edmund Martin being
Indebted unto the complainant in the of 81 500 and
to divers other persons in large amounts, and being
seizd and possessed of certain real living Cecil
county and described in the Bill and exhibits departed
this life iEtcstae, about the year ISL leaving said
Ann martin, OF Cecil county. his widow ard Elizabeth
Masse wife Of David Mas,ell. Harriet Hoiord wife of
John Hoford Mary Ressler, wife of William Ressler
Amanda 1anshav, wife Of David Lanshey, Sarah Martini
]. William Martini Howard Preston and Jane Preston
and the complainant all Of whom reside the State
of Maryland his heirs at law. That letters admins
traton have been granted unto the said Aun Martin.
and that the personal estate is insufficient to pay the
debts of the deceased.
1t is thereupou audged and ordered that the COM
plaant by causing copy Of this Order inserted
in some newspaper published 1T IlkroT week for
one month before tho 1T; day of January, next give
notice to the SAID GA4aat DEFENDANTS Of the object and
substance % his Bill. and them to appear in this
court i'll person l.. solicitor. before the 18th
'iay Of April next to answer the premises and show
if amy they have, why decree ought to pass
as prayed DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy: tcst, DAVID SCOTT.
Dec Ii, lS7l-lm Clerk.
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To SUBsCRIEERs.-Son we neglect
to send parties renting for subscription,
receipt; but if the date on their papers
is advanced to correspond to the amsa4t
RENTED, it is evidence that the remittance
has been received, and tie proper credit
given If the date is not so changed, per-
sons who have RENTED money are requested
10 write us Immediately.
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NOTICE..
IlTsN Ell DIN
JUIiN GILPlN
JOHN EDWARD FERGUSON and MARGARET EMM

JOHN EDWARD FERGUSON and MARGARET EMMA
fERGI son.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In chanrery
ORDERED This second day of December 1871 that
the sale of the mortgaged real of John Edward
Ferguson and Margaret Emma Ferguson. described in
mortgage from said John T.. Ferguson and Margaret
Ferguson TO said John Gilin and which made and
reported by William j. Jones. Attorney named in said
mortgage. be ratified and confirmed unless to tho
contrary thereof be shown before the 10th day of
February, next: provided, copy of this order he
inserted in GONE newspaper published in Cecil county,
week for month before the 10th day OF Jan
uary, next.
The Report states the of sales he ST. 90
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
Trus copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
Dec ., 1s11-lm Clerk
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NOTICE..
VS..
ROBERT FITZSIMMONS. AND OTHERS.

kOBERI flILSlMMUNS, AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In chancery
November -. ISL
The object of this suit is to have the dover interest
If Susan Fi:zsimnons in the real of which her
late husband died SEIZED laid off and assigned 10 her
The Bill states that Thomas Fitzsimnons late Of Cecil
county, died seized of certain real estate lying said
county, particularly described in sail! Bill and accom-
i,anyinS exhibit.-leavnc the said complainant hi.
widow, and His brothers Robert FitxsimIno,s and Joseph
FitzsimmOns of Delaware, and his sisters Elizabeth
Sand-rson, wife of Rev Henry Sandeson and Ann Der
rickson, wife of Cornelu, D-rricksnn of said State of
Delaware, and his sister Mary Scarborough wife of
Amos Scarborough, of Pennsylvania. and Mary Ann
Phillips. wife Of - Phillips. Matilda Derrrkson
Elizabeth Mann, wife of - Mann. John Derrckson
md Robert Dcrrlckson children of his deceased sister
Martha Dcrrckson, of the State of Ohio and Martha
Mitchell wife of Amor Mitchell and Mary Ann piard
wife of - Piard, children of his deceased brother
Peter Fizsimmons, both of Delaware us his heirs at
law.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered that the
claimant 10y causing copy Of this order he inserted
in some newspaper published at Ekton, once a week
for month before the second day of January next
give notice 10 the said absent defendants of the object
md substance of h. Bill and them to appear III
this Court in person by solicitor before the
second day Of April, next the premises and
show cause if any they have why decree ought not
to pass prayed DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT
Dec ., lsI!-lm Clerk.
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The CLAYTON LAND CAsE.-Our Read
ers have heretofore been informed of the
Whortenby land case, which involved the
title to all the lands in and around Clayton,
on the Delaware Rail Road. This land had
been sold by former owners, or persons
who supposed they had legal title to these
lands. During last year, a Mr.. Whor-
tenby who was the legal representative,
laid claims to all the lands upon which the
town of Claytoni is now built, including the
farming lands now held by Mr.. Daniels
and MIR. Baily, adjoining the town. After
a judicial investigation OF the title, the
case was settled in favor Of Mr.. Whorten-
by, and those holding the lands within the
limits Of Clayton have peaceably bowed to
the mandates of the Court, but Messrs.
Daniels and Baily have carried their cases
to the Supreme Court, and are determined
to contest Whortenby's title tG the bitter
end. Mr. Whortenby visited Clayton on
Friday last and entered into terms salts
factorily to all parties holding land in the
limits of Clayton, by each one paying him
the value of the land without any estimate
for the improvements thereon. These
terms, we learn, apply to all holding this
land except Daniels and Baily-with them,
Mr.. Whortenby has no proposition for
compromise to make.
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Special NOTICES.
Deafness, Blindness & Gafarril,

J. ISAACS, ". D.. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
GcIls. n aurist. Professor in the Medical College of
diseases of the EiE, EAR GATAR!II will h" -"n,.
iicay rs'.t, and cured. if durable. He has t.a r.
uncn,ly located in the city for years. ami makes the
above" speciatis il his practice. The Medical faculty
is invited he has in his mode of treatment
Ha-Artiical eyes inserted without pain No charges
IiI,ui- for eVaIri;i:tiuli.
20
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For Doubling ThOmaseS.

Hon. Reverdy johnson who is defending
the u-Klux in the trials which have been
going on for some time, before the United
States circuit court, in South Carolina, in
making closing speech for the defence,
made use of the following remarkable
language.
"Neither my distinguished friend (Mr.
Stanbery) nor myself are here to defend
or justify, or palliate any outragcs that
may have been perpetrated in your State
by the association of Ku-KluN. l have
listened with horror to some of the testi
,nony which has been brought before you.
The outrages proved, have been shocking
to humanity; they admit neither Of justiti
cation nor excuse; they violate every obi
cation which law and nature impose upon
men. These men appear to have been
alike insensible to the obligation of human
ity and religion. The day will come, how
ever-if it has not already arrived-when
they will deeply lament it. Even if jus
tee should not overtake them there is
another tribunal from which there is no
escape. 1t is their own conscience: that
tribunals.which sits in the breast of every
living man; that still, small voice that
| thrills through the heart, and as it speaks
gives happiness or torture, the voice of
conscience-the voice of God. And if it
has not already spoken to them in tones
which have walked them up to the enor-
nifty of their conduct, trust, in the mercy
of Heaven, that voice will speak before
they shall be called to the dread tribunal
to account for the transactions of this
world"
Not few really honest Democrats in
this town and county misled, doubtless by
the statements Of democratic journals have
affected not to believe that such an organi-
cation as the Ku-Klux conspiracy existed
at all. What answer can they make to
this utterance of Reverdy johnson who
thus plainly and forcibly expresses his hor-
ror of the reign of outrage and crime, which
exists in some parts of the South. After
listening for five days to the testimony
which was adduced to show the malignity
and the cruelty of the conspiracy, when the
great law yer rose to make the closing ap-
peal in behalf of the accused he was con-
strained to say this.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county, letters Testamentay the personal Of
CHRISTOPHER JONES.
late Of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 10th day of December. 1872;
they otherwise by law lie excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment 10 the subscri
her. Given under my hand this 23d day of December,
1871. JOHN BERRY,
Executor Of Christopher Jones, dec d.
Te.t-REUBEN d. JAMAR, Register.
Doc lSIl=IiM
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The Howard House for Sale

THIS wcll-knuwn Hotel is now offered at Private
Sale.
TIL" Building is tn. best in the county, tho grounds
ample and all the appointment, complete"
1t is the principal Hotel OF the town. and doing
prosperous business.
Possession March 25h. 1872.
Terms accommodating.
Apply 70 y. y NlTCiiGLl,
lie :. TS,i-.i El.fon Nd
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THE HOLIDAY NUMBER OF SCRIBNER S.
fine publishers of SCRIBNER's promised
that the MONTHLY for January should be a
grand holiday" number handsom-
est number, indeed, OF a magazine ever
printed in America. We think they have
fulfilled their promise. The first picture.
by T. Moran--one OF the illustrations of
Bayard Taylor's ballad from the German
is finer picture, in both design and
engraving, than we have been used to look
for in periodicals; the illustrations of "The
Big Trees and the Yosemite "a piquant
and graphic paper by Mr.. Bromley-con-
stitute probably the best series of the kind
ever prepared for an American akagazine
The number has fine Christmas i;ayGr
throughout. The poems by Bayard Taylor
after Rueckert), Christina Rossetti, II. H.,
ana Hrs, Whitney, form a memorable
Christmas garland of verse; then there is
THE Oak Trees Christmas Gift by
young Hawthorne: a burlesqHe Christmas
story by Frank II. Stockton. with capita,
illustrations, Il new Wonder Ssory by Hans
Christian Andersen; and an amusing page
OF s. Etchings,' by Sheppard giving char
acterstic Christmas scenes in sole Viz
ginny." Among other interesting features
III this number are the very promising OPEN
ltiS 'htPCc'o VI i'AiES DiiIiidit iie" Sclitsi,
cat His Gates "A story by Joaquin Mil
Ter, entitled 1.-THE Last Man u Mexican
Camp" delightful sketch Of GA Dag CT
Scottish Games in Rhode Island, by Col.
Higginson; n trenchant article 10y Rev. G.
b. Bacon, OH "Some X .nds of Spiritual
Quackery;" graphic selections, with strik-
ing illustrations, from ~ Colonel Gordon
Cummings "Wild Men and Wi,a Beasts::"
a portion of the forthcoming volurne 2f
Bry&nt's "IIomer." and graceful little
poem by Harriet McEwen Kimball.
DR.. Holland. in Topics of the Time"
has some earnest words on Shakerism,"
and "The Faults of Culture 1.-The Old
Cabinet" contains "a Face" a Letter
to Young Writer" and a Christmas
Thought "IIome and Society treats
OF "Christmas Greenery,' "Twelfth
Night" and "The Clothes of the Period;''
while in "Ca,tpre and Progress at Home
and ABROAD " are discussions of g Inter
national Copyright" ''fhl OPERA" "Char-
lotte Cushman,' "New Books Gtsc., etc.
4 series Of articles on "The Wonders If
the West > is promised. the first ION the
Yosemite appearing i'll January. The
February number will have another story
by SAKE Holm. author Of 50 Esther Wynn's
Love Letters" and other features of import
anee. Although the January snRIREER's
contains more and better pictures THAI any
number yet issued, the publishers promise
that there will be no falling off in pictorial
interest in February
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CAROLINE.

Queenstown creek has been made naviga-
bic for steamers and bay craft.
1t is stated that the colored man, Ned
Brown, who disappeared from the schooner
Royal Oak, in Baltimore, some weeks since,
and was supposed to have been drowned,
has turned up on an oyster pungy, on to
which he was enticed and then taken Oft
against his will.
Andrew S. Green has been appointed
Postmaster at Greensborough; vice, j. Z
Lobstein.
A youth named Amos Ridge, former
stage driver between Denton and Ridgeley,
and who last Spring purloined letter con-
tanning $l30, has been again caught, tried
and committed for a similar offense, in one
of the courts of Philadelphia, and sen,
fenced to four years and six months impris-
onment in the Moyamensing State prison.
The store house and stock OF goods, at
American Corner, were consumed by fire,
last week. The store house was owned by
Jas. H. Holmes, and the stock of goods by
Capt. Wesley Stevens.
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NOTICE..
PETER CALDWELL

PETER CALDWELL
DEBORAH T. BROWN & ELIZABETH W. CROTHERs
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In chancery
No. $40.
ORDERED This seventh day of December. 1871. that
the sale made and reported by Reuben IIaiues Trustee
for the sale of the real estate Of Elizabeth W Crohcrs
he ratified and confirmed unless the contrary
thereof he shown before the fourteenth day OF
February, 1872 provided, copy If this order lie in.
serted in newspaper published at Elkton
week for month before the tenth day of January
ls12
The Report states the amount of sales to he $4,000
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT.
Dec O. 1S1l-1m Clerk.
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DORCHESTER.

At the Railroad meeting, last week, for
the election of officers, w. Wilson Byrn
was reelected President; Thos. W. Ander-
son reelected Secretary and Treasurer, and
Daniel NJ. Henry, Edward W. Lecompte,
James Gore, Thomas B. Sherman, John
Webster, John n. Wright, and Isaac Nj.
Fisher, were elected Directors of the Dor
chester County Railroad.
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FOR RENT.

An eight HOUSE. with Cellar. good 11s5s11A
Stahliug. Saup ht-r house Corn house Gran ssiIaG
:rv and all necessary outhuildngs. Also. s,,sW
Acres Of good Truck Land, located aaa assss
within 81 mites of Port Deposit Situation healthy.
Apply to d. T. SIMPSON.
Dec Is, IS7l-2m Port Deposit.
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SINGING SCHOOL NOTICE.

meeting will he held in the Basement of the Eiltnn
Methodist Episcopal Church, TUESDAY EVENING,
the ID of January 1877. o'clock NJ. for the pu-
pose of forming II SINGING SCHOOL, under the ill.,
structinn of PROF. ROBINSON. of Baltimore.
EA full attendance of all interested is respectfully
solicited. BY order of COMMITTEE.
Dec % 1S1l-ow
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REPORT OF THE CONDITaDN
The Cecil National Bank.

Il, the close Of business the 10th Cay Of December
ISL
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Have you been So ? TO Wanamalier
a. Browns for your Winter Suit.
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Notice to Creditors,

1NO0HOO z" OH SeHHeOHSs
This is TO give notice. that the subscribers, of Cecil
county, have obtained from the Orphans Court of SAID
county, letters of Administration the personal
of FRANKLIN W. LORT,
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the with the vouchers Thereof duly authenticated
On Or before the 9th day of December, 1872:
they otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted said
requested to make immediate payment the suscri-
beers. Given under hands the 9th day of December
1871. ELIZABETH 7. L0RT
JAMES MERRET,
Administrators Of Franklin ". Lott, decd
Test-REUBEN D. LAMAR, Register.
Dec ., 1S1l-6w
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PAYING INVESTMENT.

&c r'>fNFSS HOUSES II tba lest lacrtiGr l.:
tU+ tuNh6i .lXtn. vi; sofa on su,h .crns liza; ths
Investment Viii pay over Tea per cc nc. The par
chaser. Apply to CARL HOFFMAN, =
Nov IS, lo1l-tf Elkton Nd
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State If Ma y'Gsa. 10 NTH If Ctcu. Is!
|. RICIi'D MCFARLAND. Cashier Of the National
Eank of Ehtun, 10 >"lrmuy that the auvr state
nirnt is riIc, tie best of my knuwlf. aul belief
EICIrD MCFARLAND, Cashier.
Subscribed and before me- this 21st day OF
D, ccini'cr. ISL. X. E. LAMAR,
Notary Public
Correct Attest.
DAVID SCOTT
REUBEN HAlNES. Directors.
II. ID. NJ. HOWARD,
Dcr D, 1S-l-Iy
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FOR SALE
s Acres of Land in good condition

Comfortable Dwelling and outhuildings with best of
We'll Water. at CnEREY HILL. Cecil county Nd
Address JAMES X. RURNITE
Dec ., 1SIl-f FELTON,, Delaware
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE
ONE GOOD COW, WITH GALE AT HER SIDE
Apply to =. C. STRICKLAND,
Dec .. 1SIi-lw Elktun.
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A MEsicA4. fRsAx PETERS MUSICAL
MONTHLY for january comes 10 us in a new
dress. 1t is printed ON thacl1 pabey, and is
in every respect superior to its mapg crazy
cessors The selections are evidently made
with great care, and it is really wonderful
how GeW poor pieces appear among the
hundreds etat are given. Volume TX.
commences eidi. the January number
Price 80 cents; Or Is Is4 yer. The pub
Usher offers six back numbers ;c4 =, and
NO advise all our musical readers to TAXI
adva-.Eage of the offer. Address, J. l..
Peters, sts3 Broadway, New York.
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WooDs HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.-The
tenth volume of this periodical opens with
the January number, which is before u.s.
Like its predecessors, it is full of substan-
tial home reading which is admirably
adapted ''to promote knowledge. virtue
and temperance Its contributions for
the month include story by Virginia F.
Townsend; The Dead !. ear Of Disaster"
by George s. Bulleigh; Washington and
His Loves by Rev. j. b. Wakely, d. b.;
g Newbureh and its Surroundings, by
Joel I. Hcadley; "Going to HoUsekeep-
ing by Elsa Mansfield; Planning a
Cafees." by Horace Greeley; ''City versus
Country by Gail Hamilton; Temperance
Story by Alice l.. Williams; "The Wife of
DIR. Franklin by Jas. Parton; Enough's
Enough" by Thomas K. BeeSh.sr, otc., etc
THE HOUSEHOLD fills biauE that i.aS lcpE
existed, by supplying. at Il low price IA
good Magazine which is but one dollar a
year. Any person not acquainted with it,
will receive specimen copy free by address
ing S. 5. Wood d Co., Newburgl, n. Y.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
National Bank Of ElktOn,

AT EIKTON, IN TIE STATE OF MARYLAND,
at the close Of hu.!ness SATURDAY. Decener lCtl ISL
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EQUIPMENT BONDS
OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA
s. in Currency l. Accrued Interest,
$4,000 to the Mile of Constructed Road.
A Light Debt and a Profitable Investment.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN GOLD
In tie rest a t ven per Cent.
I'M GOLD.
Esree of Government Tax.

payable sem-aunually, on the 18th ,l.v of April aud
October, at the Company's 0t,ict. 80 Pine street,
New S.rL.
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NOTICES, &c.
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to HILL & ALEXANDER are
requested to make iB'medidte payment the under
signed, and thus avoid suits.
W. j. JONES,
JOSEPH p. CANTWELL
Dec :. lSll-- Assgneos Of Hi! AleNander