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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
DueI with Rnplers.

SCRANTON, Pa, July pa Frenchman named
Auoin. living at Wilkesbarre and countryman
IT his from New York, fought b duel ia DUnos
NOod, near Mlikdsbarre,l On Tuesday morning.
koth displayed 8reat skill and fought for over an
houF, when Aubin was wounded in the side. The
cause Of the fight was French lady. The affair
q net huished and will be renewed as coon as Au-
Bin 5se9Isrs from hia woHRds. Aublp has gone
20 New York to Q hospital. The affair was quietly
managed, very few knowing anything about 1t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
BONDS STOCKS, aoLD. &c.

Goyernment Securities, Gold, State Bonds, Rail-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commis-
SION. Local Securities speciality. Being repre.
sented In all the principal cities By reliable corres
pondents, we are prepared to attend to any Business
In this line with pr0mptDess and despatch Persons
wanting TO sgy Or sell are invited to give MS call
philadelphia received daily at our Office
SALE. oAN A"A
Every kind OfIeEltinats Banking done. i.
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UppERzooK's FAruEn.

t4enr7 pdder-ook, father of the prisoner. arriv-
S4n toWh to-day, and with SheriRl3ll proceeded
aireet tq the Prisoa. He fem9inad with his son
toF some time, and the interview was an affecting
one. Father and son had not met before for nine
teen years Uddsrzook appears happy, and to all
outward appearances is confident of his ability 10
prove his innocence. He sleeps well and eats with
relish, spends much Of his time in reading when
helhas no callers, and is very anxious to know il
tns body OF the murdered man has been identified
ne ~ also very anxious to know the sentiments Of
public opinion.
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Loaaaa and lnauranee.

Good Judges 6stfntGd the total amo1nt Of dam
age done by the fire dt as low as between $500 900
and 900, but It Is probably more. The in-
surance risks are divided among several Baltimore
companies, and few foreign companies, but in
no one Of them 10 such an excees over the others
that the losses viii b ssFieHSy tet.-Bak. SE2 Of
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a Gil KIII.d i., hx Crnal,x,

BOSTON, July 25.-Naly and Jeremiah Ma
honey were held In s., 900 bail to-day, charged
with causing tho death Of q young girl named
Kate Donovan by cruel treatment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
'MBETINe oFTRUsTEEs OF THT P0oR:

n9S quarterly meeting of the Board of Trusteez of
atE nc 9 n said county, on WEDNESDAY JnIv
SVtn, AZ IL O'Clock, q. m. "~'S
m All persons having bills will present tbor g.. A.
trustee from their hundred on or befora tt ~ Ie
INC desire Of the Board to settle ali Bills for fbs
9iiSf,sc inIvIo enaing that day. JOHN W. EVANS
Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
eALLTNa ouT THE aIILITIA.

Gen. R. H. Carr, commanding general of the
second brigade, N. N G., loon after the fire gain
ed headWay issued an order calling out the Sixth
Regiment, Col. Clarence Heters, to assist in pro-
tecting property from depreciation if their services
were needed for that purpose.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
The Cholera.

WHEELING, West ", July 25.-Thsre was one
death from cholera last night, and one to-day is
reported. There are two other cases In the city
to-day, which are expected to prove fatal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
49, 49, -te's'ss--T.--z-

4NTEhVIEW OF uDDRRzOoN WITH ms WIFE Avn
FATHER.
WEST CHEgTER. Pa, July 24.-Mrs. Udderzook.
vile OF Wm; y. Udderzoek, arrived here this even,
ing from Baltimore with her youngest child. She
remained at the hotel all night, and early this
kbsTiR Eill and her ngFse aud child accompanyine
EsE' Ans meeting wal 9 very touching oas. Both
sns prisoner and wife asked to be left alone, and
the request was granted. Mrs. Udderzook evinces
great love for her husband expresses her belief Of
aus ability to prove his Innocence. and talks of the
napPy time when he will return to her and his
nome free man. How long she will remain Is at
present unknown,
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PROPOSALS.
STATE OF DELAWARE. }
ExEcuTtvH DEPARTMENT. /

STATE OF DELAWARE.
ExEcuTrvH DEPARTMRNr.t
biTtGsposa VII be received by the undersigned for
copieg ~ tbn tbcnins and delivering three thousand
REVISED CODE
r. n .nis state; as amended together with Tho sdd;-
sDcs ~ , q pubic and general nature DasSed
dt;on H9Dlicatlon Of the last code, It being tba
av5 seSynnsments oy Of Chapter 2Oo Vol III of the
Of t6is Sts1a M ana appr9ved BY the LeEsiature
sde ne L expenses Of its publication hsvinS beeS
adopted AZ poTeso veso1on Of the General Assembly.
1g ILg Ol talg code as amended must con6orn ~ ~
ets Tba MIN the amendments placed In brack
er type. TnffnTf ~ ~ PIhnte1 ~ a g, ~ small
- Secretary of State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
GREAT FIRE IN BALTIMORE,

HOssT BLOCKS BUrned- One Hundred B1ildSnOs
DS''TCyS6-LO'S from $500. 200 to $500 900
Is00 Churches and numerous HaEua6ls D,os,.
''''Ss ouTned-SeUsrGI LtUes Rspoted LOM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
RlRn.

HQDqMAN.-Tn this CITY. on srhur.dov I'll, o..L
% yeafa. SA sAAS Saty' aeee
popl1se from the residence Of her husband. N
proceed 70 the Wtlmngfo1 and BraSd 1TinS ~, y
tery. services ct o'eloOk. Ss'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
OHEOKSl

On'Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Boston. Bal
nmore, Delaware, PennaylV6nia and Washington
viii be credited on receipt from customers at par.
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Sun ofto-day.
PIIferInR Qoods.

During the progress Of the FIRE q large number
OF persons were detected by the policemen piifsr,
ing goods, and some Of the parties were arfJsESd.
Ihe number was % great, ,hoSeVSr, that It Was i'm.
content IN large number Of cases, with recover
Ing the gbodS and then letting the deprsdators 10.
Augustus byanes and Charles Bowers were arrest
cd BY Sergeant Drost for stealing lot Of bras
spiggots. ChaS. .. WoOdyear. colored, was ar.
boots and box Of cigars and other articles. the
property OF II. 9oldener, No. So North Liberty
street. Rose Dickson, Colored, was arrested by
Sergeant Hyatt for stealing lot Of Clothffg, the
property et a. Adler. Nos ISS Saratoga street. All
grand Jury by Justice Bell. Charles Myers was
arrested by policeman Hogan, charged with steal
ing" one opera glass, card case, pair Of sleeVs
buttons end slx keys, the property OF Jacob Gran.
tree, 81 North Liberty street, spd committed for
the action sf4the GR&Rd jury by Justice Hagger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
Yuttees.
no DEMOCRATS.

An adjourned meeting oftba Dsn,ooro.;. ga. n.
SSSuSSVo SSS committee Will be held al the Americns
EVfNfNS9' III, III Market street. on SATURDAY
ance ~ Nv \ NY zotn at o'clock full attend
Is requested "-' anu "Hro committees
lyz4-d2t H. B. MCINTYRE, President
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RnbIie saIes.
TRWsTEE's SALE
aa4 OF
REAL ESTATE.

-. - AL u - 4 "A Il Eo
~. virtue Of renewed order of the orpbaDs,
GSstIs So,..S ne STATE Of Delaware. IN and for New
IszS SSCeintY, made the 18th day Of February. "A.
-'S ".u Se exposed to sale at Public Auction. on
"NDNESDAHs 20 Day Of Aug. A. D., 1879,
at o'clock. D. m.
1.-THE HQIEL OF GEORGE WHITFrET.n rNy
AAA I'VE NE S6uNETXy 81 uEEX CASTLE nEg SEW CAS-
Ss s descTibed lands and tenements, being
1917 ~ S essate Of the late Richard G. Mcbride ds
Two CERTAIN pieces parcels land situate in The
No begninG on the South Esstsr,S ,SiCiSsaid sis g.
sSss M "a 8 corner Of Edward BaSpHgs land;
land d John snR stTss Ss5ssH HSSr6 SS ~
% S2nEn, ~ East 9l2 feet to land now or Iats
o sls y%ST!etts % heirs thence By the same sonth
sad Banning, North, 20 West 7s feet 9o tSa 0I
go66SlSS1rO gos66S 81 OfFgRlnFHTinE FRFT rSo oInstSIni izsi
- rs OF LAND, be the same mora a. nsNEn- Sa1s
WITH Brick Dwelling thereon, "-''S W isss'
VIZ = nselnning on the South Easterly side of
thence sy said land South Eastery to orsn16s o. AfnS
hSnSe south Westerly BY Orange street il feet ~
North Westerly to the South East side ms Iana
ha tnense herewith Is feet to the place al bsoin
Ana n & orsrsS Htwelng tos tg thereon erected
s sneIgol " ano appear at the next OrphansS Can't
~ EO, Vsste county that the Court may assign
al PROMISES SOl0 pursuant
Si1 Ssaer hc she or they with sufficient s1rety or
70 oe approved by tho Court enterins into
d dgSe ~ 10 saa court, in ponal sum- to be determ;n
SS 9t sne sag Court with condition to paw to tbe
otas ~ cntitisd severaly, their executors adins
.L9Is OF assigns respectively, their ist and nro
Steros to sneTeS Of the said purchase money. With
N manner and form as aay by the direction of tbs
a court % prescribed and appointed in said con-
Attendance will be given and terms Of soIo ,,,do
ShoW9 az the time and place aforesaid by W;iiao
= N1ceanlley Esq, Trustee or by his Atfornev
voc A''esV' BENZ. r. USTICK
2- y2-2.s Clerk Of Orphans Court
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SPECIAL ARRANaEMENrs
C0LLEOTIONs

fixed periods. ''--''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per 9nnum allowed on deposits, payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26

UULLEUTIONS
QLDividends Notes. Interest Drafts, &c, made with
despatch and accounted for the day payment is re-
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YOU'VE NEWS LOAN AssocI1TIoN.

End SERIES.
TdSy 6y vote Of the members of the Younp Men,s
inS ass held at their rooms on the even
issns Ave- n1Sa INST Il was voted unanimously TO
ing g. With the month Of June. S'''A' s0mHenc-
to the same will be received bv the
tfLesILoent. y: Z. de Normandie at MS Store so3
;Ie seet' and also at the Farmers Bank b
syNV-'A II. u. YOUNG. Secretarv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
ORGANIC EO IS46.
JOHN NGcLEAR g. SON:
Exchanged Deposit Bank
No. Goa Marker street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. subIeet TO check at sight, (ssms
rations and individuals.
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sfoF SaIe aud :fur Bent.

DOR SALE.-Second-Hap METOnEo1Te
IA moSt your own prices, Rt the Music Rooms. No
jslA-dtf JAMES N. cIFMNrrR
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-19
EMITTED STATES RECysrrn.s

-
Summons.--n the United States Land OF
fee, of the District Ct Carson CITY, Nevada
The People of the United state, to Jurn
Reeves, John Sullivan and James Craw ford ard
Louis Mi:andctte, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear hcforc
me. at my Office. in Carson City. oin,hn EIGHTH
DAY of MARCH, A. ID. 1873, at 10 oclocs. \. ",
to answer the complaint of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, ayerring yoTr Claim to tbs
West half of Northeast quarter, and Wet hall
of Southeast quarter of Section seven "a Town.
ship sixteen H6) n. 4. nineteen t!o) Fast,
West half of Northwest quarter, and West half
Of Southwest quarter OF Section five 81. Town
ship sixteen tl6) n. Il. tI9) nineteen Fast; East
nalf of Northwest quarter and East hall al
Southwest quarter of Section five %. Township
sixteen (16) n. Il. nineteen tl9) East and SN :
Of NWA and SWli of NEh of Section II. Town.
snip tIG) N Il. 10 East. to he mj ust and Illegal
and. then and there. do you show cause. il any
there be, why the claim of said Central Pacific
Railroad Company shall not be recognized rs
just and legal and be allowed 10 enter the said
land failing in which Judgment Will be taken
against you.
TO the United States Marshal or Dcputi2ca
CitizeIl-Grecting: Mako service ana return
hereof.
Given under my hand this third day Of Feb
rlary, A. d. 1873.
ADOLpIiI'S WAITE.
Register, Of Carson City District
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-19
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NAEAygHi GAS COMPANY H. 4 = u.
WI son City. Nevada Motto, il hc',i; given
that at a meo ting of the Board Of Trustees 81
said Company held on the FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARY, \. d. 1873. an assessment Of
FOUR DOLLARS per share was levied upois
the Capital Stock Of said Company, payable
immediately in United States cold Coin 70 TN"
Secretary, al Carson City. Ornlsby county.
Nevada Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH. A. ID. 1878, shall be deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale :.t iablc
Auction. and unless payment shall he made hr-
fore Will b. sold on FRIDAY, MARCH. 2&th,
1873, 10 pay the Delinquent assessment together
with the cost Of adyertSsirE aHd cXp"Hs, o!
sale.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
5cb2-fwlw CHARLES HARRIS, Secretary.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-19

~ Mining comprehension Of works. Au-
rora, fsnerada county, State Of Ncvada. Nc
tirc il hereby given, that a ting Of y"
Board ot Trustees of said company, held ot tn
Eth day Of January. A. j.. 1873, an assessment
of sixty-tive cents per share was levied ul'oii
the capital stock Of said company, payable ira
n.cdiately. il United States gold coin, 10 thC
Secretary, at the office of the Company, focli
No. 0,io2 Montgomery street, Sar Francisco.
California. Any stock upon which said asst 81
ncnt shall remain unpaid, On MONDAY. III"
Attn day Of FEBRJ Ally. A. u. 1873. s!i1ll In
deemed delinquent, and VIII I've duly advertised
for sale, at public auction, and unless payment
shall he made before. Will ho sold on MON
DAY. the 18th day of MARCH. A. ID. i$i&. "a
pay the delinquent asscsSmont, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of the sale.
CHARLES J. NEAL. Secretary.
Oiiice--!:oom No. 1892 Montgomery street =.
San Francisco, Cal. jail2l-im
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26
Rising Sun Items.

The l. o. o. F. Excelsior Lodge, No. CT,
have elected and installed the following
officers for the ensuing term:-W. G., Will
son Waring; V. T., Street Brown; r. s.,
Job Haines; T. S., w. w. Carter; Repre-
sentative to G. l., Job Haines.
Harmony Lodge, X. of p, have installed
the following newly elected officers:-C.
c., C. c. McCluere; V. c., II. Krauss; NJ.
d.. Stephen Ayles; l. g., S. Ramsey; 0.
G., A. Brown; Prelate, John T. Hindman.
On Saturday, 9TH instant, a little 5 year
old son of VIM. Reynolds, painter, resid,
ing near Octorara Church, found some
matches in his brothers vest pocket in the
barn, and lighting one, dropped it in the
straw, burning the barn down, with har-
ness, tools, &c. Loss 81, 200.
On Friday of last week, we had quite a
nice little shower of rain. Sunday the
thermometer fell from 9So down to 7S9; on
Saturday we had an hours rain-that did
considerable towards preserving vegeta,
ton from entirely burning up.
The new walnut pews for our new church
have arrived, and are being put in place.
They are very creditable to the institution,
and will, when finished, present very
handsome appearance.
Harvest is about over, and the wheat is
considered extra good; grass middling
oats tolerable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26

Oppositi0n Line-Struck a Rock-DedH
from Cholerd-C6lord Pic-nic-QuGry.
The steam ferry which was recently
started between this place and Lapidum,
has been doing SO well that other parties
talk of starting larger boat in opposi-
ton; one that has 4 deck large enough to
carry stock, wagons, &C., would certainly
be a great improvement on the present one.
A few days ago, while the little ferry
river, squall struck her and blew the
canal boat against rock and sunk her;
fortunately the tug Whitahsr was coming
up at the time, and rendered the necessary
assistance and brought her to Davis &
Ways's wharf before she went under. She
was pumped out by the fire engine and
the break fixed up sufficiently to allow her
to go up the canal, where she could be
properly repaired.
jeremiah Swisher, an old and well-known
citizen of the upper end OF this District,
near Rowlandsville, died on last Sunday,
of cholera. We have heard of no other
cases.
The Colora Sunday school, of this place,
held picnic in Hearts grove, on We'd
nesday last.
Whose business is it to repair sidewalks
in Port Deposit? If it is the work of the
Commissioners, they are certainly very
delinquent in duty, as any one can testify
who will pass up the street from the Bank.
If they pass without accident they will be
fortunate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26

Capt. Adams died on Saturday last,
while bringing his vessel up the creek.
The report was that he died from sun
stroke; but on examination by DR.. Kars-
ner it proved to be affection of the heart
His remains were taken to Philadelphia,
on Saturday night, by the passenger boat.
A steam tug appeared in our creek, on
Monday morning, to tow vessels in opposi-
ton to the tug A. c. Grey, but finding it
rather difficult work, left, after two days
trial.
Our ball players after successful game
with club from st. Georges concluded to
organize club; SO Tuesday night meet
ing was called and club formed which
was named the l.. 3. b. B. C. Now we
suppose after a little practice they will
throw themselves open for challenges as
did the old Cecil in her day.
Our merchants are forming bad prac-
tce of keeping their stores open too late
on Saturday nights. We fear they will
infringe on the Sabbath. This we think
might be easily remedisd by mutual agree
ment with one another.
The Bayard House is now nearly full as
usual, Of Summer visitors seeking pleasure
such as Chesapeake can offer.
A detective has been spending several
days in our town and vicinity in search of
an insane man from Philadelphia, but as
yet has not found him.
Some Of our sporting men are prepar-
ing racing ground, where they can i'm
prove their blooded animals. The course
is to be about mile from town.
Our board walks are not yet fixed
Fourth street, between Bohemia Avenue
and George streets should be cleaned.
Such places cast bad reflections on our
commissioners, and are altogether un-
healthy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MIR. Oliver offers all his Back street
property at public sale to-day.
What man ran so fast from the gas
house the other night when shot was
fired.
Rev. Thos L. Poulson araived safely
in England, on Saturday, 9TH inst. He is
enjoying goad health.
"A valuable COW, belonging to Mr.. Jno.
Perkins, Jr., of this town, was killed by
the cars, on Thursday last.
An examination of Teachers will be
held in Elkton, OIL Tuesday, and at Port
Deposit, on Wednesday Of next week.
Michael Croft, of Oxford, was stabbed
in the side, at Port Deposit, on Friday of
last week. Whiskey, as usual, being the
cause.
A Sabbath School Festival and. pic
mic will be held at Union Church, on Sat-
urday next, the I'd of August. See ad-
vertisement.
The Annual Meeting of the Mutual
Building Association takes place to night
The election for officers will be held and
other business of Importance transacted.
The unprecedented drought of this
Summer is playing havoc with the corn
crop. Much of it is already ruined, and
the most promising fields are failing fast.
Rain, rain, and that speedily will alone
pracarve n remnant
The Elkton Cornct Band have repair
ed losses of last week, and strahorn has
been added to the band, and it is able to
make as much noise and better music
than ever. The lost drums were found
"afloat or ashore" uninjured.
The Ebenezer Sabbath School will
hold a Festival at the Ebenezer NJ. E.
Church, Zion Circuit, on the afternoons
and evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 9Th and 9th of August next. Proceeds
for the benefit of the School and Church.
Clarence Strickland, son Of P. c.
Strickland, of this town, has been elected
or selected-which? to fill the place in
the National Bank of Elkton, occupied by
Mr.. Edwin T. Miller, who has been offered
a situation in the Cecil National Bank of
Port Deposit.
Miss Martha Biddle has concluded to
teach the ensuing year at Liberty Grove,
where she was last employed. She has
had several applications to teach from
~ Il.
Liberty, and admres the Groves, and is
disposed to linger in their sacred shades
yet a while.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26
NOTICE..
MARY CORY

MARY CORRY
WM. ". SHAW and MARY NJ SHAW, his wife, and
JOSEPH CURRY
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
ORDERED. This Eth day of July A. ID. 1873, that the
sale made and reported by F. A Ellis Trustee for the
sale of the mortgagcd Real Estate of VIM. NJ Shaw and
wifi lie ratified and confirmed, unless to the
tT.ry thereof he shown before the twenty first
day of September, provided, copy of this Order
b" inserted in newspaper printed in Cecil county,
week for month previous to the twenty first
day of August next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to he s. OBS 90.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy: test. DAVID SCOTT,
July 49, 1s13-1m Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26

Cope's Phosphate.-Mr. G. B. Passmore
advertises to-day in Tile Wig Cope's Phos-
plate and other bone manures, for which
he has been agent for a number of years.
The manures sold by Mr.. Passmore are
highly spoken off by intelligent and re-
sponsible farmers, who place implicite
faith in Mr.. P. as dealer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26
Notice to Creditors.

This is 10 give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Tesamentary the personal
SARAH GAMBLE
'ae IF said county deceased persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned To exhibit
the with the vouch, thereof duly
On before the 18th day of June 1874:
they otherwise Icy law, he excluded from all benefit
ct said estate All persons indebted to said
requested to make immediate payment to the subscri
her. Given under my hand, this 2l-t day of June
ISIS. WI. T. BRICkLEY
EEt cutor of Sarah Gamble decd
Tcst-REuBES u. LAMAR, Register.
June n lSI3-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26

The Magraw VIII Case.-At a special
meeting Of the Orphans Court for Cecil
county on Tuesday last "a full Board pres
emit the following order was passed in the
wel!-known Magraw Will Case:
Ordsred, That the resignation of How
ard Munnickhuysen as one of the execu-
tors OF the last will and testament of
Emily w. Magraw, late of Cecil county,
deceased, be accepted; and it appears that
said Howard hunnickhuysen has account
ed with his co-executor, Adam r. Magraw,
aud paid over and delivered to him all the
money and assets belonging to the estate
of said Emily Magraw, deceased, which
have come into his hands, it is further Or
dered by said Court, that the said Howard
Munnickhuysen be and he is hereby rceas
ed and discharged from all further respon-
sibility or liability as such executor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26

Cholera Near.-Jeremiah Swisher one
of our most respectable farmers, residing
Sunday last after an illness of about twen-
ty-four hours. Doctors Rowland and Ro-
man, his attending physicians, pronounced
the disease cholera.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26
ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS.

The Trustees of West Nottingham Academy have
resolved 10 award the five Free Scholarships this
institution for the next scholastic year such youths
Presidents of this county shall pass the best COMPETE
tive examination in photographic Grammar Geogr1-
pm and arithmetic, and who wish pursue the study
OF the Classics or the higher Mathematics. An Exani-
nation will he held at the Academy. on the 18th of
August, beginning at 10 o'clock NJ by Il. H. BechtcI
A. NJ. Principal! under the superintendent of Com
mtce of the board of Trustees.
The school will l." open on the LIST Of September.
JAS. o. MCCORMICK SECRETARY
July lew Woodawp Md