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\ En.MInAn.E rNnrY MOVEMENT.

FORMIDABLE FATTY MOVEMENT.
CUMBERLAND, Mn, august "1;h.-lt is
now AN open secret that i iurmid tbc move
mcnt against TIE present management IF
IN" Republican party ~ the STATE uas been
inaugura;ed Is this District. ii> Leaders
embrace nearly all of tine members -? the
state Committee for the ii.r counties. AMI
apparently all the possible candidates for
Congress. Il WAS commenced by Mr.
Small, of Washington. and Mr.. St,blcr. O.!
Montgomery, who clam That their opinion,
were entiIciy diSrcsardcd by the persons
who met at k.iuc's Hail some two weeks
since Z" fix the times and places FOR hold
IN the Congressional nominating con
ventIon al the party"
call has been issued to the members nf
'Hc state Committee 70. the Sixth district
u meet At Neavcriun on the "2ud Ito
take into consideration the interest Of the
party III the district. and u is sand that
conference "Ill decide la cut loose entirely
from the state Committee, and manage the
campaign through a committee to Ice aI,-
pointed by tho Congressional Convention
MT. Small and those acting with him say
that Rockville was aThtr..Iiy banned as
the place for holding the convention: that
It Is on The southern border Of the district,
aud the triT there will entail unnecessary
expenses upon the delegates. and also inlt
the time fixed does not >uit the people.
Whatever may he the result, il is certain
that the the Republicans of this county
are unanimous ~ their supper; Of tins
movement; several possible candidates for
the Congressional nomination live here
ana they have agreed to postpone the con
te@; for delegates until Mr. Smalrs new
departure Ias been made
Ii is said that the National Congress
SIonal Committee will rccoeniz. these re
formers, and they claim that when once
the other counties see their independence
they will also 20 into the revolution
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ing supposed To hc dcharrcd the privi-
lcge Of personal participation in party"
affairs But there are other questions
of more Importance involved Just at
this time than mere individual differ
enccs over the distribution of patron
age One fact i uudcniahlc. that the
oillcc-holdin- leaders Of the Republican
party in MARYLAND are incapable Of or
ganizng the party on the eve Of the
most important Congressional campaign
ever Yet had Upon the results OF this
Falls elections not only depend serious
questions Of National Importance, but
the determination of the next PrcSidcn-
tai contest may devolvc upon the
House Of Representatives. now TO In
elected
Then let the Republicans of the other
Congressional districts follow the exam
pie of their Western MARYLAND asSo-
ciates, and organize independently and
thoroughly throughout the State. The
Importance of organization cannot lie
overestimated. Cecil county Republic
cans are unit upon all party gucs-
tons. and have no differences among
themselves. We must not be under
stood as intimating any personal ohjcc-
ti"n TO any member Of the State Cen
trial Committee of the county. That
institution, a. at present organized, i
practically " dc fuuctus :" the sooner the
collective corpse is removed, the purcr
vii! be the party atmosphere.
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race; that whenever the Caucasian
united upon this issue the negro had To
go To the wall, rs the Ruler of the
| inverse had made the white race the
dominant race of all the races. In
1876 this same idea was Incorporated
in III" State Democratic platform. -
This is the true bulldozer doctrine
Translated it means this order To the
negroes: " You may stay here and
work, but you cant vote unless YOU
vote the Democratic ticket If YOU at
tempt to vote the Republican ticket
YOU will catch it.
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THE South Carolina Democrats have
affixed the name of Loyc-Fcast - to
their recent mass meeting at Edgcfcld.
when Governor Hampton was so soil
citous that the buldozer should know
that he had not traduced him. At
the same feast" General Gary gave
an historical account of the way in
which Hampton came to be nominated
and elected Governor, including this
definition of the platform which was
adopted in 1876, and has been rcadopt-
cd this year: AS far back As lSTII
announced in a speech that made in
the Taxpayers Convention that, in nv
humble judgment, the mistake that our
leaders were making was in considering
the difference between the negro and
white man a difference of politics. in
stead of a difference in point of fact of
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VI iRl,IED.

kRAJ~S BARR -August lJ.h. by Rev.
+. i. Harvey. >TLrHEN L. kRAUSs To
ANNIE /. BARR, both Of this county.
MOODY -CAMpBELL.-Aug 18th. by
Rev. i. f. Myers, CHARLES W. MonDy
t" SARAH T.. CAMPBELL, both of this
county.
NAitnNEl-TERRI.-On August 9Th,
al the VI. /. Parsonage. Newark. Della
ware, 10y Rev. Gen. \ Phu,bus. d d.,
JnHN W. NNHnNTT TO ELLEN TERRY.
both OF Cecil county.
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REPUBLICAN CALL.

The Republican, voters of Cecil county
are requested to meet at their usual voting
places, on SATURDAY, august 3lst, to
choose Five Delegates from each district,
to meet in Elkton, on HOND1T, he end
dag Of September, at IL O'Clock 4. NJ, to
select Four Delegates to the Congressional
Convention, which meets in Westminster
on September 4ti, to nominate a Republican
candidate TO Congress.
BY order of the COMMITTEE.
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THERE will continue to be " dreadful
developments of deprayity y among the
employees of corporations, so long as pub
lie opinion treats as respectable great
operators who lie and swindle and
rob in the daily course of their bust
ness If there is any moral distinction
between highway robbers and the ma
nipulators of corner" the difference
is in favor of the former.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-24

The Indiana Democrats are on the
ragged edge of a panic. Their princi-
pal trouble is Voorhees,. They are
making the campaign for the avowcd
object Of returning him to the Senate.
and they have discovered that the job
Is not an easy one. The ablest Demo
cratic journal in the State, The New
Albany Ledger Standard, never has
liked voorhees,, and it is unable To re-
strain itself from saving so now right
in the heat of the contest. 1t saws that
If the campaign is to he conducted for
the benefit Of Voorhees,, the party
might as well make preparations for
an inglorious defeat, and remarks with
n good deal Of feeling that things are
becoming most internally disgusting in
that direction thus early in the can
vass.'
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THE PHTLApELrnA CATTLE MAKKET.-
Receipts for the week. :, 600 head. lin.
market is dull aud prices are e.. higher
than those realized las, week Wc quote
prime Western ami Virginia at = .rEj, fair
aud good do. at jHti ,r., and common do
~ = "I Shr"r w,rs fui'. H. 400 head
arrived aud sold ~ =. tii" frr fair Il"
rIme. !. mbN sold Ut 5!GGc. for best.
Hogs are dull; $3.50 head arrived aud sold
at 1G1tc
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BUFFERS drummers are said to have
secured over 10000 names to his petit
tion to himself TO run for Governor Of
Massachusetts, and there is n good deal
of ground yet uncovered Among the
signers are said to be Wendell Phillips,
Caleb Gushing, James Parton and
Richard S. Spoiiord Those names do
not indicate much of Democratic up
rising, or a political uprising of any
kind
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NOTICES., &c.
Registers Notice
10 the Voters Of Cecil County,
THE undersigned, Officers of Registra-

T'iE undersigned, Officers of Registra-
ti'n for Cecil county. in conn lance with thu re-
Iu.rruIrnts Of the Act Of 1870. chapter ~ which
make Ia" iG;i" & orrr, 81 Registration To- sit AT
-i" ilae~ c'ur~i~pt thu # their respective
Districts for nv ra~.iy~ day commencing on the
hrst Monday 81 S~pt-mh.r in .7ch year for iI~ pur-
-" 81 i,clIarsinE rtir duties, hereby give notice
that they will attend A. follows:
The Officer & Repatriation FOR the First Election
district wil 1t a CECILroN:
The OLE # Registration for the Second Election
district will lit At CHESAPEAKE CITY;
I'll" ufsrcr Of E.-a-tratiou tor the Third Erection
d.sirir; wil Ill At ELkTON;
Thu Officer Of Registration for the Fourth Election
district viii III a; FAIR HILL:
Thu oais,r q E,si-t-ati"n for the Finh Election
district will st At NORTH EAST:
Thu oil-"r Of Registration for the sixth Election
,ii,'rc; will 1t At RISING sun:
The officer u H. ,IrtIu f,- the Seventh Election
district 81 ~ at at PORT DEPOSIT:
The Officer q Registration :o~ thu Eighth E:rction
iI-iTe; Will i; At MOUNT PLEASANT:
Tie uGir'r IL Ersi-IrItion for the Ninth El,e,ieu
district Nj 1T at BRICK MEETING HOUSE
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THE Potter Committee has developed
insanity in one of its witnesses. 1t had,
before, shown strong symptoms ofidiocy
on the part of majority of its mem.
bers.
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I'm like TO know" says Butler
"what Hayes administers" We dom,
know exactly, but it is exceedingly
hard to take.-Bufdlo Express, Rep
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-24

THE Wisconsin Republicans think
they can gain two Congressman next
Fall, and they seem to have good rea-
son for their confidence.
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THE startling discovery last week of
the defalcation of Major Angel, secrc-
tarv and treasurer of the Pullman Pal
ace Car Company, to the tune of Sl2O.-
600, not only afforded newspaper moral
lists n polite theme for dissertation
and comment, but has provoked much
witticism as well as criticism. This
from the 4" Hartford Post is neat but
not gaudy: The Pullman Palace Car
Company entertained an Angel una
wares-$l2 900"
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Oh Tuesday, last the Republican
County Central Committee, with ;he
County Executive Committee and the
resident members of the State Central
Committee, held meeting at Elkton.
and fixed upon Saturday, the 3lst day
of August as the day for holding Re
publican Primaries in the districts Of
the county, and Monday, the 2nd day
of September as the date for the Assem-.
bling of the County Convention, as will
be seen by the published call in our
issue to-day
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ONLY one thing can prevent n COM
plete revival of trade next Spring, and
that is a Democratic Congress
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a Time is too precious to waste i, in
buying an inferior watch Thus,. who buy
Bailey. Banks X Biddle, late Bailey &. Co,
Twelfth and Chestnut Streets. Ph!laaci
phia- are certain of securing perfect time
Keepers. This house is making a specially
ct the Naltlam, which Is now recognized
as the leading watch Of the country.
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Mr. HAYES believes that the intelli-
gcnce of the country ought TO run it
Er. Then why doesn't his OCCUPANCY
resign?
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.... hr 'h- sale & DO: .. Iotrai ": assi ,its.;-
At f-sfN' I'i t '1-:F. at ti' Sr- f.lsr aver.
1t.r ra'v IT,. .isll-. al.r ih-r entitled III; e.; : 49,
rH-.t.I.- O. i.a"ir several sr.f ltHlur'Ias..
Tt Hl'l -frfrs tiri Er.Is.I.I n3;E- Il SAL. tr.
'. ~ Lana f'. owned hs ih- "m!lasr.ut: Tint isr
.hrf attn "wt.,! is Hannah !. ,r-v ,II wife. If
I".ia > 's",e.'.. -..s-r; go 'hr 5.vr-rt-Ht . .r
r,''m'r, N'ft M,luitr iil4t il~ I-rt,r.irs ,,sg-
h''' va .su. - .~ ...rslI Au.-r~ .u a.r-4rrIy 4.
hester. 300 tho Stt;r . J. 'tii-, .ult W i,. .i mt
ttr.- I.,,rr.- 'hs.- -iaig-ri ~. ri.zt \ AMI.
#H.fvIE4- married O. - III htr.-. gt! a ls rtr-,..I
hr srt F.-t rl -tE4 lauE I'll. '.l-~ N,Iaiir- ami
Nft + Nri"t.rr. hi' viii Thppa, iNon Anderson
"f D. .'s ~iAt~ and alti.. issue. tl Es.l-f,
Nu.ar-rr. VII" married n4yIG Porter That AMI ~.
Iona fF'rr and hr. l.!-ls.a 18th dll: that ,al
f'f"i' "'i iui.-i1- JIi that hrr hrir>-ai-ilr arr
""F -'t' t.'si T. l"r:rr- vh'-- wii- ,;-.--
'"i+i ,-i" t-r!ia- iu Washington. L. e. 'Np sr,n,l.
''- i'' c.'s.Irrlr - her deceased William u lar-
~ Nt' left N.-sv Elgl''tn \ P,glrrF va N.uua
. f"fi.r 'ui William. l.. IaFirT Whose wife. name 3,
Na't , Porter That said VI luIua t.. Porter ami
"tiim u Porter .ul we aaI Elizabeth ! Porter.
'.I f--f 10 t-lt-i1,4 rl>Wlrfr beyond the .r.-
Hr ita 80 fH- Court: al" irur other grandchildren
Ei.Hr"u oil" H'r irerJ-si daughter Ey-l.ua. - Poo
1rl . l'-t. Hep ami li.I in'a'pt- 40 rur the YEAR
~ .'''"- -ur't'sn- beg the -tst e iirfi- iI"tP ami
iHf .u.if'n 81 la,us. unnitrrt.L BOO r.-ii-- Nih
la tf''"f. 1t o"u.t'ntiGi'~. in Earrr: ar,n-tsr :
i"'.st0 g. "l-.tsa=tnu > silr"r -,I i-iilri" r-iir-
D" u .S tn Ma h".b. atI her il-ni 's attached -
-. iH'''. stat. cat >rsry- '' T. tyH the iu-',-
tl-'al tiu- '.usi. rssI. r'Et-r Hep whose WIir.
rt-e 5. tiit- i.'a v'srsl reside ~ the stat, To-,
El- l-IFiI 80 sis 'rf- hrttsI the J4-l-.iI af.u 80
'h. Court nuI ,is,rl.. Ei.l,t. Ii,,r u,,rriel md
,'rH.H- go Fh',ai luIa, u tue state II rrun-vV4na
I $500 tarIi.r '1fr- i.,t 40 T.trt- L. ili- -ri,
ar ~ tu .er. ,Hi ''ti Oh, .l r' NJ Irrr.i af land
interested
II 'l..r-ur." iat--i mi as,I-r.-I, j.. 7rh lay
-'H-iUG ffy ~ 'I- orl,r e. t ts,--r,ei ia ,sn,-
u.v-I'lrr iu'i-..! ,u tc,il s.uriy once ,-,sk !:
1910" a i'' 'r'ar- TO- tH'h .it' &c September u.Nt
'.H.r. - tr.- rI ,u. VAR ri.ru g. ,,.,.... b..
ih--' 20 f. go. .E 'tT -...r.r ru 49, .-f .s a..
r.. .r.. l.. ug..r. u.sf. 81. .a.p. ~ ;a. tF..g,.
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POsTMAsTER-GENERAL KEYS, one Of
Mr.. Hayes conciliated Democrats. Il
man in whom his Occupancy recognized
such administrative ability as no LIVING
Republican possessed, has actually sub
scribed one hundred dollars to the Re
publican National campaign fund
Petty officers in the Baltimore custom
house are taxed voluntarily more than
that amount. Huzza for civil service
reform la HAYES.
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THE attempted assassination OF the
veteran General Todlcben by young
Greek, reported on Monday from Con
stantinopIe, must have created a great
sensation in the Russian army, which
idolizes its greatest leader The failure
is fresh evidence that the nervous
ness of assassins generally defeats their
diaboiical purpose. But there seems to
be an epidemic of these attempts in
Europe, and they show very strikinglv
the present perils Of eminence there.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TIE ri!,LIHELrIIt n:ivrNGrpN md BAL
ii-n..E RAILROAD COMPANY
JOHN \ j. 'i.s-> MIL. AMI HANNAH ! CEES
" Eli. d oti.: JAMES N.!NTlEE ami NNEY :.
". ~ lE+-. BIS W.T. DAVID. u. PORTER ain.
uTuLEFNNNN PORTER. af, ,.ii.. ETIL ,EETu
ItNTtE. NrNiNN i" IpGrEE. WILLIAM T..
FhEFGA .ua Ni:.h :. PORTER hl. VIII =
HARRIS Hr.N". EMMA HEAP. WA>iIINt ToN
- >I!Ni:tE rt JEtNITTE : >uAElE b.. VIE.
lANIH PORTER HEAP ana E:IEEEETH lIEAP
DO, 't'.. 80. 81 NEL.> RICHARDS HEAP.
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PROSPERITY AND WEALTH.

II is doubtful whether many mainland
towns of tine same extent aud population.
either III Massachusetts Hr else where. excel
II in the number and beauty of their dwell
ingS and houses. Not that ihc>. are the out
growth of present local prosperity, but The
permanent result" pi comfortable incomes
heretofore either Inherited OF achieved.
IL. the Older residences "i Nantucket src
crowned with walks" enclosed with
Rulings, from which anxious wives. swrct
hearts and mothers ycrc wont to watch
for he coming of storm beaten husbands
lovers aud sons. The present generation
OF NautuCkvicrS believe in paint and al
chItcciurIl aGoIumcut. Not that lie latter
: particularly precautions, but it IS FAR ia
advance of any MARY Wand town At least
The haudS"mcS; c.nqUet ground ever SAW
IL the country Is the property Of NJ.
~waync IN Nantucket. The contest and
most attractive cottage and surroundings
can recall Is the home of Mas. Allen II that
town. ! was particularly struck with the
number of elaborate and ornamental fences
enclosing wcii-apl oIuied dwellings. for
which NantUckcttrS seem to have special
Weakness The clutches Of the town a!c
also n advance Of o" - places uf its SIZE,
although their capacity is nnw largely in
excess "i present demands The older
portion III II still presents some evidences
OF primitive habits and notions, but not
there 10 very marked degree. Indeed
most visitors to Nantucket ATE somewhat
disappointed at the ..b>ruc,. 81 such traces,
the general appearance Uf the plac. being
much more WudCrH than Ilcy had supposed
from recent descriptions of #. y few hours
spent IA NahiuykcI Will suffice To- convince
i"c visitor "i o.., tar.-lha lle people
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KEARNEY rhymes with blarney.

PIANOS are square, upright and
grand. Ii is more than some men are.
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DIED.

" R;GNf.-On August 18th. J. DUNCAx
WRIGHT, aged - years. son OF Ellen
aud tie late X. y. Wright, of Queen
Annc's county
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KEPIHG YOUR LINE TAUT

essential secret Oi
KfEPISG YOUR LINE TNUT
was practically acquired. The natural ex.
element incident Ia our unexpected sur
roundlnGS soon Sub>ided, and We settled
down I" systematic work Then we more
intensely realized the nervous pleasure of
the sport. All around as on either side
hundreds 81 fish lined the crest uf every
wave. We were in the midst Of an i'm
nense feeding sLoal of them You give
your line gentle pull Ii seems lead
weighted. At once YOU are on your met
tie. and grasp Your line rcsoutcly. High
out OF the surf plunges noble fellow.
shaking himself like dog rs lie rises clear
OF the topmu>t crest OF the wave. Added
10 his weight, the resistance cluSed by the
vessels speed. makes him mnrneutarily
master ei the situation. Save your
strength Vow he darts lar to the right.
then reversing his course, ii.Its again to
Tie left keeping always near the surface
Now he darts rapidly forward. and YOU
shorten his tethcr. Again he leaps clear
OF the sun, always making some Roadway.
and shortening the distance between him
and destruction. As the rapidly shorten
inE Enc dlulInishcS his chances of escape.
the fish seems 20 rcaiiZe the fact, and seem
ingiy grown. desperate. leaps and darts
through til" brIuy surf with startling rapid
lty- But there IL a limit to the endurance
even of 4 fish, and finally. with only a
show OF resistance, hc is lifted over the
side of the boat. To tn. sport, however,
as we realized it, the only limits were those
ui tide and muscular endurance The
seventy nine grand fish taken that day,
aud weighing iIom i've TO twelve pounds
could readily have been multiplied to one
hundred aud seventy nine, had cupidIty
merely been the inspiring motive of our
game. Il was grand sport, rs all who have
cui 1yed It can testify.
single incident uf this trip will serve
To illustrate thr character Of n, old Nan
tnckct whalcr. While in the surf the fall
ing tide had nearly barred one of the many
trcaChc!ouS sand bars that lay concealed
from the most careful sll,or, and upon
which We suddenly grounded. Moment.
ariiy the curling breakers Threatened to
euEulph u. | confess | expected every
moment 10 see the yacht ill. A. She lay on
her side exposed 10 the full force Of the
sea. CumPTehcudinC instantly the charac-
ter of The emergency. aud forgetting his
surroundings in the presence Of probable
peril the old waa,cr ton. of authority re-
asserted itself d" Haul in that main sail.
= d It, fairly how.cd Capt Jnucgau.
livery mau graSpcd the main sheet, for
the captain WAS accustomed To be ubrycd-
aud ~ rwiukliug, OF the yacht gracefully
Heated into deep water. Here's i health Ia
the old captain and his jolly crew. Long
may they all wave.
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FOR SALE
" WANTED.
70 THE PUBLIC.

Iih subscriber having been appointed
= ''N> AhLh inr ihe Third El,,ii.u district 90;
Cecil county. hr sill xiv prompt attention 10 ali
cuisines l.lrrti Li- hlu,I-
SANI b. FOAEp LR
Nav ll-..rl r,r-~ ~.
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On Monday, Tuesday Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, the 2ud,
Bird, 18th, 5th and 9th days of
September, 1873, from 9 o'clock
4. M. to 6 o'clock P. M


i'r the iuFi"-" - ,rirEiu their Gu, - Officers II
K'si';'!'t' according to thu aid Act the General
Assembly.
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laucinatcd teeth. " Look, look" exclaim
al Capt. J"ncsau, ard Just under the pro
"i ia" yacht, parting on either Sldc. h.
clear dak uutliu, Of rtch fish distinctly
MAJ kcd. PASSED au immense Shoal of bluc
beauties. In an instant each line had
struck a fish. In front of me the genial
Hanson hcld his Starhoard stern line. 1t
waN pleasure 70 observe his wondering.
Determined expression, ~ | glanced mo
mcntaIlly at him, whIic he tugged man
iuI!y T. b"lId his zane. Once. twice
three lac failed. a. GIshlug ahead. his
SAny prey gaining ON his line, shook
himself clrll ui the huuk But MUCK and
patience uIumrh,d III the end as the one
essential secret Oi
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JOHN wRDTH
ulserr Of Rr- i,tratiuu Fret District
NOBLE BIpDLE
ui,rr 81 Registration Second district,
JOHN FRAZER.
Officer al Repatriation Third district;
". Il MsIIAN.
ohi,sr OF iirLi,rrati"a Fourth district.
GRANVILLE : IEFFRIEs.
uf'rr II E-=i,iraiipn Fifth district
JOSEPH COLBERT.
Officer II Registration sixth district
InIiN II. ARRAHANS
oh''er Do. GrzI-traiiou seventh district.
JOHN J. BENNETT.
Officer "i Registration Eighth district.
IL IL pUYCkINCk
onig"r 90 Repatriation Ninth district
Aug 10. lS75-lu
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NOTICES.. dc.
FOR SALE

\ SMALL FARM, miles from North
t'.' uHN ",eUi I-i by Harry H,uf,l,u. ., acre.
-.'"t .ttI. F:sslH" building in g.s-i order
Nh :" l.. VI. HAINES
f''' = '''N-i EIktuu. Md
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ELK RIVER LINE
Notice to Tax-Payars.

'lflE subscribers, Collectors If the sew
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ANDREW EEASTE%- il >,r,.ul L.-iTirr
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