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SALE OF LAND

fHUMMISSIUN EKS SALE Of LAND.--
" By decree of the Circuit Court of Bath county pro.
nounced in two therein, the 18th day of Oc
tober, 1860-one in the of John Graham, sheriff
of Bath county, and administrator of Nancy Lewis de-
ceased, for the benefit of Crawford & Co.. against Syl-
A. Byrd. administrator of George B. Richards,
deceased, and the other in the of Allen r Lacy
against Syvanus Byrd, administrator of George b.
named in said Decree will proceed on the 25h day Of
November, 1865, the premises to sell the land in
the said dscree mentioned. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, upon the following terms, 10 wit:
So much of the purchase money in hand as will pay
the charges and of sale and of uits and
the balance in one two, and three yeas; tn purcha
giving bond with good personal security. and the
title retained until the purchase money shall be p4d
A. G.. CLEEK,
2 Oct 2-4ts Commissioner.
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VALLEY VIRGINIAN.

We have been requested by the Proprietor of
the Valley Vrginan'' to state that his paper
will be published in short time, and to request
such papers as desire to exchange to send their
papers to the "Valley Virgnian" immedia tely.
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"BILL ARP" A CANDIDATE FOR THE
STNATE

Mr.. Charles Il. Smith, Of Rome, Georgia, alias
e'Bill Arp" is candidate for the Geogia State
Senate in the District composed of the counties
of Floyd, Cass and Chattanooga counties. The
Rome [Ga. Courier, says: Everybody, incIud-
ing the Ladies, of COURSE will vote for s'BrLL" and
we hope he will be elected by acclamation.'
The following is ''Bill Apps" modest card an
nouncing himself a candidate:
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE 42D SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
l respectfully Announce myself Candidate for
the Senate of Georgia If the voters of Floyd,
Cass and Chattanooga counties, see proper to
honor with the office, | shall endeayor to pro-
mote their interests, and faithfully to serve the
State. CHAS. II. SMITH.
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,JNO. WILLIS NcCUE.

We are gratiied in bein able to announce that
Jno. Willis McCue son of Jno. Howard AIcCue,
who had been sentenced to the Penitentlary for
life by the Federal authorities, has been pardoned
and released from prison He was sentenced for
killing Federal soldier during the war, when he
was q soldier in the COME lerate service.
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4 notion Gale.

Auction Sale.
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E. NJ. CUSHING, Auctionaer.
WE viii offer at public sale, on FRIDAY, the
w lst day of December next, st the "Fiilow
Spoat." he Re sonal property lett BY John Cyrus Me-
Cue decreased, cou3's lug IN part of
hea of Horses. 6 Co.'s, head of st. OK Cattle
OF of hogs. Household and Kitchen Furai-
tire, oqe Mccormick Reaper Pennick's
Drill, Four Wagons, Clrr'eze lot
OF Harness, Farming Utensils,
and
Variety Of other Articles.
All persons hold ng claims against The deesdart are
urged to report them petore the day of saIe
IS he state may not be sufficient 10 discharge the
be present and bid. they invited 30 tn
sale and m AXE the property BRING, az least its Aue
Terms made known at sale.
MAR9 JAM McGUE. Adm'rix. and
SAML. Il. McC0E Admir- of
NOV lids copy }. c. McCus, decd.
DUBLIC SALE
L will SELL at public auction On
Tuesday, the 14th # November, 1865 IT Buffalo Hill
Farm, Greenvile,
head of Work Horses, l fine thorough bred riding
Horse, Colt, milk Cows, head of young
Cattle, q head of Sheep, Hog, and all
my Farming implements. set of
hind Gear, and other Harness,
one Saddle, Household
Furniture,
consisting of Beds, >ofa, Bureaus, Tables, &C.
Tw, Rif1ed Guns,
Loom and Fixtures,
set of Blacksmith Tools,
1000 pounds of assorted Iron,
Wood Work of a horse sprn g
Wagon. 20 bushels OF Wheat, so bushels
of Corr. and growing crop of Wheat the
farm of Mr.. A exander Brownee. Terms made known
day of sale. SAM'L M. TEMPLETON
Oct "a IDS
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Private Sales.
t00 ACRES GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

This land is situated about midway between Mt.
Soioa and Strbng Springs. being about three miles
from either place and contains few acres ess than
Ahf-has on 1t comfortable DWELLING and all
necessary cat Buildings, good Barn, about 200 Sc
leeS Er'tt ireesthe greater portion bearing Frnl-
or good Npriags, wafer in every fieid, streams
running through tae land. first rate site for q
Fannery Distiliery-uaturally adapted to Grass,
ID Acres Wood Land and | Acres # Watered Mea-
dow.
Persons wishing to purchase be shown the
premises by David NJ. Kyle, ESQ, resides on the
adjoining farm, or by r. P. Eubink, at Moscow, Au-
gusta County. Va.
TERMS very accommodating and the money will
be taken IN currency, as it may fall due.
aug. eft r. =. EUDAkk.
GSERABg.gG LAND FOR SALE.-I am
~ authorized 10 sell the 'La Grange" farm. stu
ateo about three miles from Stanton, in the Hebron
Church neghborhood Il con aims abont
-FOUR HUNDRED g EIG HTEEN ACRES,
and lies well, of naturally good quality and under
caFefu management, may be made superior est ate.
The mansion house is of brick and commodous with
necessary out houses and several tenants residence
This property brought into market for distribution.
Persons In search of home, pla ce for investment,
will DO well to examine it. In my absence Mr.. N. K.
Trout, OF Stanton, my son; near the farm, will
give necessary information TO terms, &c.
JOSEPH T. MITCHELL,
Oct 10-sts wildwood p. Q.
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HR. r. L. MADISON
~ Qae Surgeon of the Va. Military Institute)
offers his professional services to the citizens of
Siaunton and It's vicility as SURGEON aud CON
SJLTING PHYSICIAN.
- Special attention given to Surgical cases and
to diseases of the Eye an Ear.
lie will also take flee students and prepare them
for College by daily examiDatons and lectures
I2estlence aAI c!Gs.e Augusta street. nearly op-
pose the Court House, formerly occupied BY Jeffer-
soG &lnuey, fstI' Nov 7--3mos.
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StauntOn Advertisements.
No. 1886.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, October IL, 1865
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
The First MaCional Bark Of Staunton,
in the town Of Stanton il the County of Augusta and
State OF Virginia has been duly anized UNDER and
according TO the requirements Of the Act OF Congress-
titled 'hn Act to provide National Currency secured
by pledge Of United States bonds and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof, approved June
3D. 1854, and has complied with all the provisions OF
said Act required to be complied with before
cling the business of Bank n2 under said Act,
Now therefore, l, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller
of the Currency, do hereby certify, that
The First National Bank of Staunton,
in the town of taunton in the county of Augusta, and
State of Virginia, is authorized commence the bust
ness of Ban king under the Act aforesaid.
(~Oo) In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal seal OF office, this twelfth day of Oct, 1865
<.~~o FREEMAN CLARKE,
Oct l7-9ts copy. Comptroller.
VI PARAGRAPH %, 987,
Current Series.
Having Feen fully pardoned by the above ORDER tor ali
past offences, can now be found in the Post Office
building wher' ] able to sell, at small advance on
the Baltimore Prices fine and select assortment OF
School
and Mi celaneous
Books, Stationery, Pens, Pen
ellis, States, Ink, and all such things
usually kept in Book and Period
ical Store. Also Prize Packages for 25 cents,
Photograph Albums, very cheap.
Receive, daily, Richmond, Baltimore, PhiIa-
dephia and New York Papers. Weekly
Waverley Magazine, Harper, Frank
Leslie, Chimney Corner,
MUSIC, &c.
When you come for your
Letters, step and see the big
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Bruce 8 Peck

DEG leave to inform their old customers and the
- public generally that they have opened at their
old stand
corner of Augu ia and Beverly streets, Stanton, Va
a large and carefully selected stock If
FAMILY GROCERIES,
QUEEN SNARE, WOODEN & WILLOW WARE,
BOOTS and SHOE'
which they wall sell at wholesale or retail. Their
goods ere purchased from first hands in New York
for cash, consequently they will be able sell
them upon the best terms
They viii exchange goods pay cash for produce.
Oct IT. If
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TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IL The subscriber
will sci! at private sale his house and lot the
Episcopal Church in Stanton. The house has four
rooms. There is Kitchen attached to the house.
Nov TT THOMAS WHOLEY.
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KAYsER & YOUNG w.,
IN Will receive in few days
their second supply of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
carefully selected, en- brscirg
Cloaks and Cloaklngs of the newest style.
New Trimmings,
Ladies Winter Dress Goods,
Great variety OF Laees, and Lace Goods,
Ribbons ard Velvets.
Balmoral Skirts,
New style of Hoops.
Winter Wrspplpgs and Furs
Fannels, Blankets, and
Winter Goods generally
Overcoatipgs Beaver Cloths,
French CT, tbs Cassimers,
and Doeskirs
Velvet, Silk ard other Vestings,
Misses and Ladies' Shoes, Gloves, and Hosiery.
Cur stock will be again complete, aud sold cheap
for CASH. Get % IT
4 Great -riety OF nice Goods for Ladies
Trimmings OIL all kinds,
I.aces and Eubroideries,
Ribbands and Betting,
duplex Ellpt Skirts.
Superior Hoiiery and French Corsets,
STABLE GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Ladies and Misses Shoes,
Balmorai Skrts' o,.oa.na o,o
Gents Goods in variety,
and o. nice class, all as cheap
as the law allows.
Fresh Goods Weekly at
Sept Ism KAYsEa s YOUNG's.
TkESil STUt K OF HARDIN ARE.-I have
L ju.t received supply of Goods in the Hardv are
line uprising all the articles usually found in this
line such as
BLACKSMITH, COACH-MAKERS,
Carpenters and shoemakers'
TOOLS AND MA TERIALS,
and great variety Ct other articles, for Frmers and
Housekeeiers.
Starting cut rev after four years devoted to Other
I q act tina If ivi1v
the people at short profits for cash. All VITO de-
size lay cut their money to tn best advantage
invited to call and try me. They fhal not so away
disappointed.
Sept 2s-tf G. z. PRICE.
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SdaazntORa Advertiser eaAss.


CCHOOL BOOKS, &c.
liners; Webster and Mc3ufey's Spelling Books
McGufey's National Goodr'chs and Wilson heed
ers Smiths, B. owns, Bullions and Ker's English
Grammars; Jones', Comstoek's and Webbs Phloso
p les and u emstr es AneTcrOmbie's Intellectual
Philosophy Aoercromoles Moral Philosophy Ha
ven's Mental Philosophy; Walkers and Webster's
Dictionaries; Rays, Smiths, Parks, and Dawes
Arithmetics; Asops Algebra; Quack mos First Les-
sons in English Composition; Qaa:kenbo's of
Jar Science Smele's Philosophy OF Natural iiistor;
Kames Elements of Criticism Crosby's Geometry
Hedges Logic; slar,s Chronology Watts the
Mind; Scholars Con panion; Tytler's Universal His
tory Goodri History Of the U States Pinnock's
and Godsmth's Histories; Boyd's Rhetoric; Par
ker's Exerclsasin Eoglisa Com position; Mtchell's,
CornelPs, Mont this and McNally's Series Of Geog-
rsph'es; Warren's Physical Geography; Mtchelfs
Ancient Geography and Atlas; Davies Algebra Da-
vies Legendre; Daviss' Bourbon; Copy Books. with
and without copies; Writing Paper, LEX, Steel Fens
States, Slate and Lead Pencils, Blotting Paper Draw
ing Paper, Bristol Boards, Bonnet Boards, &C. Also,
Latin Greek, and French Scnool Books.
NEW MUSIC, FOR THE sIANO
Youatt on the Horse; Presbyterian Psalmodist; B
Nov TT RoBT. cowAN.
T 00K HERE
IL The subscriber will give the
very highest prices in CASH or Trade at his sore.
at .. G. Morris old stand, in t-unton, for the fol-
lowing articles:
Flax seed. Bean Chestnuts, Washed end unwash-
Dried Apples, feaches Whorteberrles,r
BlackbeTries, Damsons and Cherries;
Roll and Flrkin Butter Lard,
Tallow, Eggs; Deer and
Calf SKINS, Samac
and Beeswax.
He always keeps good stock of goods on hand.
Nov 7-5m w. T. HERRING.
| ItINGSTON PLOWS AND CASTINGS.
~ al In constant rece pit of ali the sizes of the
Brady Livingston PsOws ard Gas tinas of every das
crpton from the original patterns Of the pillow, sold
here ONLY by myself
Sept 26-tf GE.PRICE
TOR BLACKSMITRs.-Best English ref,ed
L rolled IRON, of III sizes Tire, Round, Square
Barred Hoop, Horse Shoes, Nails Shear, Cast and
Blister Steel Plow Plates, Livingstons Castings etc.
just received and for sale low for cash.
Sept 26-tf G. E. PRICE.
IUST received an extensive assortment of KER
OSENE LAMPS. also No. article of KERO-
oENE OIL, which will sell at old prices for Cash.
ctl7-tf p q. TROUT.
A NvILs AND vISNS.-A few genuine English
"A Anv'ls and Vises, also first quality Bellows,
screw Plates Files, Rasps, etc., for sale low fer cash.
sept S6-m Il E. PRICE
FOR sALE.-A NO. /. PIANO. Apply to
f. SCHEFFER,
Sept 5-tf Virginia Hotel.
WINDOW GLASS of all sizes, and PUTTY
w for sale at P. II. TROUTS
Sept 26-tf Drug Store.
" from 1.5o to S. so per gallon at
oct II P L. TR0OTS Drug Store.
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NOR SALE,

E'oK SALE
The subscriber offers, at private sale, 80 ACRES
OF LAND, miles West of Siaunton, on the Va
Central hailr ADS acres in timber the balance
cleared. HENRY EDISON, Sen'r.
A-g. % 3t*-tf
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A LMANACS FOR 1866.
II Dutch and
Du ch English Almanacs, Hege-stown print. for $780,
Black Blue and Carmine Inks; Maciage an Liquid
Cue; Chalk Cray for the Black Board; Bank
Checks and Negotiable Notes also Check Books.
BOOKS
The Internal Revenue Laws, Tax PAYERS Guide /;
Stamp Duty Cards.
Oct 81 ROBT. COWAN.
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ESTABLISHED 1861.
CPECIAL notice.
~ The Physicians generally recommend the
VIRGINIA CREOLE EkTTER3
as the best and ss,eediest for
C4ill.S and FssER,
TNTERMIFTENr and
REMiiTE%i tMVERS,
PnTHISIS, PUEMOEAII@,
or CO ST MPTI0N, DYSPEPSIA,
DYoEETERY,
SCROF ULOUS,
RHEUMATIC.
EQUITY,
and other diseases incident to Southern climate.
TRY THEM
Oct 24-tf d. S. HUFFARD.
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The undersigned returns his thanks to the public
for the very liberal Patrona extended to him during
the past 20 years, and respectfully asks continuance
of the to the new firm. In consequence of the
above CEMENT it is deemed necessary to settle
up old accounts due him that standing, those
before the war; those during the war; and those since
the war. word % the wis., IS sufficient
Oct 10 -3m JAMES MAYS.
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A. M. PIERCE,
Commission and Produce Merchant

Corner Of -4u3usa g BeverFy Streets
SThUNTUN, VIRGINIA..
IIAVING made suitable arrangement with lead
IA ing oraTcission Houses in NV ok, Baltimore,
" LASH gton Ciry, Alexandria ard Richmond, am
prepared TO receive, consignment, tor safe in
this market for shipment any OF the above points.
ell kinds OF Ct5U thy PRODUCE: Flour,
Wheat Corn, Oats, Dried Fruit Butter, Ginseng, Va
Snake Root, Wool, eeswax, Chestnuts, &c.
ANY information markets W III be cheerfuly Civ
en- to customers Itv also purchase for Farmers and
Others Clover Seed, Plaster, Guano, &c Give me
CALI 4. NJ. Pierre
Nov 7-3n Vindicator copy
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VIRGINIA., to Uit:
TN THE COURT OF AUGUSTA COUNTY, Oct
l. 23d. 1865 On the petition Of Michael Say d. r
and others, for the este blshmert of public road
and wife, late klair, Jonn Shumate and wife, late
Balr William Whitmore and wife, late Blrir Ham-
ton Jung Sno ...-.::..;...;:.:. names unknown,
children OF his late wife, late Blair of the heirs law
OF Vim. Z. air, decd, not Inhabitants CT this
CO mmonwealth, it is ordered that az order of publ
cation be made as to these parties, ECU ring them to
appear at the next term of this Court show cause
if any they CAM why the road shall not be established
accoI di ug TO Law.
Nov ats Copy Teste,
WIN. A. BURNETT, Clerk
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~ At rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county, the Both day of
Octobe 1865.
William S. Hanger, Plaintiff, In
olomon Lang g. J Wayne Splitter, Defts J Chancery
The object of this su is to attach Lots Nos. Is and
a. the village OF Spring Hill, with the buldin gs,
and upon which there is valuable Tan ard Also,
acres OF Land adjoining said village belonging
the resi- lent, Lang. In order to pay debt of
$4,000, with interest from LIST of January, 1864, the
purchas money pen said property, due the Plaintiff
The Defendant, olomon Lang, not having entered
his appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dcnce that he is not resident of this Common eath
it is ordered that he appear here within month af
due publication of this notice, and do what
cessary to protect his, interest.
Copy-Teste.
Oct 3l-1m i'm. RYAN, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the CT rcuit
Court for Augusta county, the tn day of October 1866.
Catherine A. Baker, Plaintiff, in
against
Charles A. Bake, Defendant. y Chancery.
The object this suit is to obtain divorce from the
touds of matrimony.
The defendant, ha les Baker, not having enter ed
his appearance and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not residen of this commonwealth
due publication of this notice, and do what is
sary to protect his interest.
Copy-Teste.
Oct 3I-Im J. N. RYAN, Clerk
MOTTO E.-rhe unders gned having associat ed
Nv with him a Partner IN the Stanton TAN
merry Mr.. VIM. Slower, a practical tanner who has
been engsg ed with lin during the past Ii years. the
style OF the firm will be Mays Il Slower.
JAMES MAYS.
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CEWING MACHINE FOR SALE
Persons Cesring to purchase one Of Singer Sewing
achines would do well to inquire at the
Nov IF SPECTATOR OFFICE.
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NOTICE. books having been destroyed by
IN fire at Greenwood, during General sheri ian S
raid respectfully ask all pcrsons knowing them
selves in Gebted to us to frward and report the
amour mt as near as trey can and close the same by
Note We may be found at the store of Aoge. Mason
& Co. TAYLOR d HOGE.
Sept 9-tf-V;n COPY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-16
DT ED.

On Saturday morning, 9Th inst, at the resi-
dence of his son, near Riders Station, N. G. R.
R., LEWIS ROBERTS, aged II years.
county, on Saturday, Dec. I'd, after a long and
painful illness, LOUISA A. FORD, wife of Robert
Ford, in the 4Sth year of her age, leaving q
husband and six children to mourn their loss.
Past her sufferings, past her pain,
Cease to weep for tears are vain;
Calm the tumult of your breast
She who suffered is at rest.
To live is Christ, to die is gain
Let not your breast be- torn with pain,
Weep not for me and breathe no sigh
When life's burden, tits sweet to die. $
On the 9th inst, at Hookstown, JAS. j. Con-
LING, in the 18th year of his age.
At his residence, in Baltimore county, on the
Sth inst, DR.. JOHN G. NAIRN.
Near Beckleysville, on the 9th inst, GEORGE
A. II. BEcKLEY, aged 10 years, months and %
DAVIS
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ggofal gffairs.
Wa The following Property, advertised in this
nni,er will be- sold a stated below

Va The following Property, advertised In this
paper, will be sold as stated below ::
At PeIvATE SALE.
f'Bacon IIalr' FarIn-476 acres, on the York
Pike, 20 miles from BALTIC, from M0nkton on
the N. g. r. w: Jno. Philpot Jno.T. Ensor,
Trustees.
Farm of 1913 acres, } miles from White Hall
station, on the N. g r. W., with good orchards,
fine frame house and the necessary outbulldings.
Messrs. Carman & Bosley, No. S, Carroll Hall,
Baltimore, have constantly for sale u large num-
Der of Farms in various parts of this county and
throughout the State Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do we'll to call and examine their list
Two valuable Farms at the head Of Dulaney'S
Valley Is miles from Baltimore, on the Valley
Turnpike, with good Improvements, Limestone
&C., containing together 3l2 acres. Also a
Farm of 80 acres adjoining. Moores Il Hess,
No. Law Buildings Baltimore.
AT PUBLIC SALE
Tuesday, Dec. 10Th, on the Falls Road, near
Cross Keys Tavern, fine Mares, ! Colt, Cows
Buggy, Wagons, and great variety Of Farming
Implements, Blacksmith Tools Household Fur
ntnre, &c. Chas h. Baker.
Tuesday, Dec. 10th, about ! mile east of the
Dover road and about Il miles from Baltimore
valuable stock, farming implements, &c. FL
Kelly.
On Thursday, Dec. 2lst Mt Pricevile, Stock
fartulug uttuSiiS, I urulture &C " ~ IL Neuucuy
On Saturday, Dec. 23d, on the premises, OF
the Liberty turnpike, about IL miles from Balti
more valuable tract of land containing Al acres
improved by log Dwelling, &c. l.. w. Otfnt
and w. NJ. Isaacs, Administrators of l.. Ofutt
deceased
Thursday, Dec. 2sth, 10 valuable lots on tn
Falls road, near Baltimore. Isaac Crowther, Sr.
Administrator of n Parsons, deceased.
| Tuesday Jan. I'd near Texas, large lot of Stock
| Utensils Grain, &c. Jno. Crowther Jr.
| Tuesday, Jan. 9th, Sheriff sale, Of l33 acre.
of land and at Court House door in Towson
| town.
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AccIDENT.-One night about two weeks, ago
as a coal train was going up the North Central
Railway near Monkton, the iremen noticed that
the engine had passed over two men. The
train was promptly stopped and on going back,
it was found that two men, employees Of the
Road, had been badly crippled. One OF them
had his heel smashed, and the other had the front
part of one of his feet smashed left arm broken
and skull fractured. They We're both taken to
Samuel SIier's Hotel at Monkton, where DR..
Mitchell the next mornig, dressed the wounds
and amputated the injured foot of the latter
The names of the men are John Carr and Danl.
McCauly, the former living near Monkton, the
latter in Penna. McCauley WAS sent to the Bait.
lnfirmary Both the men refuse to give any ac-
count OF the affair, or how they got on the track.
The suppostion is that both were in state OF
ntoxiration. A fearful warning to whiskey
drinkers.