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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-29
JoHNL CoLHAPP EDITOR.
RegIsfrars K0fice.

To the Voters Of BroWnviiie Precinct, 10 kema-
ba County, ia the State Of Nebraska: Notice is
hereby given that the Undersigned have been ap
pointed and commissioned Registrars Of voters Tor
said BrownFile Precinct If said cOUnty 81 Nemaha
and State o. Nebraska, sEd that SAID Registrars
viii meet on Monday tbe Pad day Of September
1857 at The Las Office q Upton HeWett a Church,
in the city Of BroWBvills, &C the hour Of 2 O'Clock
A. NJ. and will continue in session for three days,
or until she list Of voters Of said Precinct Is con-
pleted, and 81 persons claiming 70 be legal voters
IN said precinct, are hereby nofifed add requested
90 appear personally there and then before said
Registrars fer The purpose Of registering their
nanes IS required b. law.
OBJ. HEWETT.l Rsgis,r,-
II. ". HCGAES.(
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-29

The following are lhe names and sup
posed numbers Of the hostile tribes now
united in the war upon the whites: APP
aches. 1000; Arapahoes, 5000; Black
feet. 5000; Crows, 5000; Camanches.
10000; Kiawas, 5000; Cheyennes, q
500; eros V~enlroes. 500; Miniatures,
$500; NavajOes, $500; Sioux, $4,000.
Total. $4,000.
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&c OEdar MOFelag Gen. sheElden:

AAO Va EtsA AAOFOAAA9 WNAs DACa AAOA
WAsHIEGToS, August 20.
The following General Orders we're is
sued TO day:
HID oE's AEMY. ADJ'r GE~SzRALsOFFIczl
WAsHISGToN August 9, 1867
GENERAL ORDERSt
First-The following orders were re.
ceiyed from the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHIEeToE. D. c.. Aug II, 81.
Major.G General George B. Thomas is
hereby assigned TO the command Of the
Fifth Military Distsict created by an Ac;
of Congress passed on the I'd day Of
March, 1867.
Major-G General P. H. She ridan i.
hereby assigned to the command of the
Department of the Missouri.
Maior-G az neral W. S. Hancock is here-
By assigned to The command of the De-
partmeLt Of the Cumberland.
The Secretary CT war, ad interim will
give the necessary instructions TO carry
this order into effect.
(SIsned) ANDREW JOHNSON.
SeconG.-In pursuance Of the forego-
ing order Of the PresideE; Of the United
States, Major-G General Geo. II. Thomas
will, Oh receipt Of the order, turn over
his command to the officer next in rank
to himself, add proceed to New Orleans,
Louisiana, 10 relieve Major General P.
II. Sheridan Of the command Of the Fifth
Military District.
Third Maori General P. II. Sheri-
dan. on being relieved from the command
of the Fifth Military District by Major.
General G. H.. Thomas, will proceed 10
Fort Leavenworth. Kansas, aud relieve
Major General w. S. Hancock in the
command Of the Department Of the his
souri,.
Fourlh-Maior- General w. S. Han
cock, on being relieved from the CON
mand of the Department of the Missouri
by Msior-G General p, H. Sheridan, will
proceed to Louisville Kentucky, and as
sumo command Of the Department Of the
Cumberland.
Fihh-Maior. General Geo. H.Thomas
will continue to execute all orders be may
find ia force in the Fifth Military Dis
tTict at the time of his assuming command
Of it. unless authorized by the General
of the Army 10 aanul, alter, or modify
them,
Sixlh.-MajOr- General Sheridan, be-
fore relieving Major General Haecock,
will report in person at Ihess Headquar-
ters.
BY command of GENERAL GRAxr.
COficial E. d. TOWSEND,
Adjuant-G General
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Taz II = 9
OFFIcE OF THE CoLLECTOR OF INTRNAL
REVENUE, District OF 9EBR4sKAi
Nebraska Cit, August 2lslS0t- }

REVENUE, DISTRICT OF 4EbhASAA
Nebraska City, AuBasE 2l,lS0t-
Annual Tax Listfor 1887.
NOTICE Is hereby given, tn,ss the Annual List
In ofTaxes Assessed IN aecoraanee Hish me pro
vision Of the Act Of Congress. To provide inter-
nal Rsvenae, to suoporb the Government, to pay
inter St ca The public debt aud for other purposes
approved Jaas 80, 1864. as amendsl By the at Of
March 3, 1868, Nay /, 1850, AID Asoa 2 lo3t
has been returned 70 me By the Assess r Of tais dis
trset, and that said taxes srs nUW due and paya-
lie, aud paymen5 thereof IS hereby demanded ana
that l Will in person or By deputy be at the ohes
OF S. p. TUTTLE, Assistant Assessor al
BrownvtIle. in said District, o. the 9Th,
10Th and IIth days Of September, 1867,
for the purpcss Of receiving said taxes
AL persons who shall neglect 10 pay the amount
Of their taxes hereby dsnaGded on or before the
day lat named, vii be liable to pay a penalty CT
fye Ger csHlum, together with interest sErke rate
Of one PER centsm per month, and q fee Of twenty
cents fox services Of a special donind aad notice,
together with four cents a mLs travel fees aetsal-
y and necessarily travelled to make the service
thereof.
OFFICE HOURs-Fron9 O'Clock A. u. to S I. II.
JOE. Z. LAMASTER,
Aug 20 It COllector.
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Head Quarters Department. Of the Plate.
OFFICE CHTEF QUARFEEN4sTse.
OMAHA, Ms, August 2S,i65I(
CfEALED Proposals WILDE resolved at this oaiee
OuntiI Tuesday September 81, 1851, at IL O'eieez
81, forfuruishIngttis Depar mart With One Hun
drsi Thausqrd Z Iap. dgG4 Rgshals OF
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x AIS II
FORWARDING q CoahaiSSI01l
NJ OH AN is.
NOTICE or SALE OF
Lots in Lincoln, the
Capitol OF the State Of
Nebraska.
HALSOA

The undersigned Commissioners appointed By an
Act Of the Legislature vi the State Of Nebras IA,
Pros lie f0rths Location # the Seat Of Govern
nent Of the State Of Nebraska, and for tie erection
Of Public Buildings -tbereas approved June l4th
1851" Having ca the Ilsh day Of August A. ID.
1857 selected tbs site ard officially located Lincoln,
the c p sOl Of the State Of Nebraska, on the follow
iEg lauas belonging 70 the State % wit SOurn
east quarter o. section tWeuty-thTee (231 wess
half OF the LOrth west quarter and west haif south
west quarter Of section Twenty-Five Is and section
twenty six, (26) o. township No. ten no. north Of
Range No. six (6) eassOf the sixth Co. ~Pnaeipai
meridian.
Hereby give notice that OF the 18th cay c fSep.
telnber, 4. D.. 1861 at 10 clock A. Nj, q sale viii
take place upon sad town site Of Lincoln TO be hsId
for Eve consecutive days and thea be adj0uFed to
be opened &C the Court House az 8sbraska City for
I've consecutive days, commencing on the 9Th day
0f September 1867, az 10 o'ciock A. II, and then
adj ourned 90 0maha,tO conn nee October Ist 1851,
at 10 OelOek An sud ~eOntihGs for Eve consecutive
days.
TIE terms and conditions of said sale viii be a.
follows; The LOIs and altsrna te Blocks viii Be ap-
praised By the Commissioners ard the miEiEm
price affixed On the several Lots on the Plat, and
the same sold 10 the highest bidder (RbOya the
market price for cash in banda receipt will Do
given 10 the purchaser for the amount Of money
paid speciiyi Hg The Bunbcr Of tie Lot and Beck
purchased which receipt when presented at the
#4e@ 20 EEEG@A - HEELN4 @4@H -@NLAH@ -. EAMALA
named therein to q title in fee simple, absolute from
The State Of Nebraska 10 the real e. tate naued IL
the receipt which cenTevaDe5 shall be executed b.
the Governor, and adested BY the Secretary o.
State.
The lots are 50 By I42 feet, bIisnsss lots Is By
l42 feet.
The principal streets I20 feet vide, the others
100 feet, alleys Is feet.
a reservation Of twelve (l2) acrse each has been
made for the Capitol Square, University PSes and
Agricultural Coledgs and City Park, ard further
reservations made for other public buildings eOn-
tempiated ia the act.
Lincoln is sitHated in the valley Of Salt creek so
miles west Of The Missouri river and equally dis
tans from Omaha PlatslnOuta and Nebraska CITY.
IN the centre Of the most healthy and productive
agricultural D%9rti0n Of he State, With an abBn-
dance Of stone and other material convenient u
build az ths necessary buildiugss and pure water
to be bad IN abundance alta de5th Of 80 70 80 feet.
Also at the Junction Of the sarvey Of the Bur
Ond NJ. MR.. via Platsm0uth and the
Iowa State Lire K. r. via Ne braska City, and stu
ated within Oae mile Of the great Salt Basin
has proved b. at ual experiment. 70 be the
surface water in'ths United States.
WITNESS or handsand Seals this l8th day Of
August, 1867, Lincoln, lancaster Co0asy, Ne
braska.
DAVID BUTLER.
Gov. Of Nebraska
TH0S P.EENNARD.
Secretary Of State,
JOHN GILES PIE,
Auditor Of State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-29

BY order Of the Central Committee.
Wm. H. HoovER, Chairman.
G.. w. FAIRBRoTHER, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notice to the Stock Folders of
the 3. Fl. z. & p. Z. r. Co.
Notice is hereby given that there will be meet
ing Of the Stock holders Of the BrOWnvilIe, Fort
Ksarney and Pacific Rail Road COMPANY on Satur-
day, September 1867, ct 2 O'Clock D. n, at the
Banking House of Jno. L. Carson, in BroWnville,
for the the purpose Of electing seven Directors for
said Company. Said directors at the same tine
will proceed 80 elect one OF their number President
JOHN MCPHERSON,
JN0. L. CARSON,
j. W. BLACKBURN,
4. W. FURNAS.
Us. COURCH.
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Radical Ticket.

The Radical Convention met at the
Court House. Westminster, and non,i.
uated tho following ticket for Carroll
County.
y Clerk Of Conrt-Wm. A. MeKcilip.
z Register Of Wills-H. ii. Herbaugh.
Senator-Danicl Swope,
Honse Of Delegates ~ esse Andcn.
w, W, NALL, Robert Russell, Jacob c.
Turner.
q Sherif-Washington Gait
RI States Attoraey--Aug. ID. SchaciIer.
Orphans Court--Joscph ShaeiIcr.
Jacob Campbell, David prugh.
q County Commissioncrs--John Roop,
T. II. L, Myers, John q. Scnscney.
s Surveyor--.Ianncs Kelly.
- We have no room, this week. for com.
ment, We believe there is some sore.
ness felt by some Of the Disappointed -
Doubtless all grievances will be assuag.
ed before the election and if we beat
them il will be because the people arc
tired Of Radical rule, and determined To
cast Oh that party forever.
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Preamble ana Re.oIutIon.

at the Democratic aud Con.
sentative meeting at New Windsor,
Sept, 2sth ult. ~" ga
WHEREAS, From the result ,of the
late election for the adoption or rejee-
ton Of the new Constitution . it has be.
come fixed fact that very great ma.
jority Of tho people Of the Site, have
refoed the odious oppressive, and ,yrsn.
meal Constitution of l864r--sp ins,ru.
mcnt based upon the prescription and
persecution cf vast number Of thu best
aud most patriotic men Of tho State
because they differed with The dominau t
party in their views relative 10 matters
and things as they existed duriug, tile
progress Of the war; and, wbercas, the
war having ceased, We conceive IL to be
the duty Of every man possessing a
spark Of humanity and Christian feeling
70 take his crring brother BY the hand
--say to him, .In war We were enemies
In peace let Us be friends-we were
both trausgrcssors--Let US, heueeforth
barmoniously unite heart aud hand; aud
ere long we viii be great and happy
nation, with strength, wealth and pros
Perity, such as the world never before
knew" this will be a pesma pent, basis
OF reconstruction, and = 1870
Whereas, BY adhering TO The Radical
principle Of reconstruction we see moth,
ing calculated 70 amelioratc the cpndi.
tion Of the country or its people, but
on ths contrary we think there Is much
70 distract aud distress the country. and
lead us from bad to worse,---l 49,,
Therefore, be il Resolved that 10 Ibis
meeting, We entertain 20 in feelings 70.
wards our Radical brethren, but on The
coatrary We would that they east from
them Al prejudice, aud unite with Us
10 restoring our suffering and bleeding
country. ..,ttsf 7
% Resofrsd, That IN the Convention we
Val not have any regard 10 past lpoliG.
calopinious in selection of candidates
ipr tho campaign, but win be controlled
BY the JeHersonian motto Of Z Snc,pie.
"'t iAsn ~ nv ii 81 = ~ NJ 4
Rssotrsd, That We viii use all honor.
abls means % SECURE the election efthd
Conyentiopal nominees. n 1900
b Rsscised, That those proceedings he
signed By the Chairman. atiested by che
Secretary and published il the Dcmo
cratic Advocate.
THOMAS SMITH. Chairman,
D. u MArSARns Secretary,
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Having received the nomination pf
Register Of Wills from our Convention,
% Saturday last, our thanks are due
thc members audthe party for tia hopor
more particularly 50, since !, was a
voluntary tender Of the same, made
without any solicitation on our part.L
The pleasure of receiving the nomina.
ton for any Office which has been the
subject Of competition i considerably
marred BY the reelection thai, in order
to obtain ID, worthy genilemen have
been set aside, and the reasonable hopes
and ardent desires Of their warm friends
crushed on that occasion. To endure
il always needs considerable ,amouh,
Of philosophy, as well as Of true party
spirit. For the sake Of she cause,
whose instruments ws1si Smc, ID is nee
'Sssary TO act with duo forbearaace TO-
wards each other; and We shall there
fore expect, in our case, the same cor,
dial acquieseence mud suppcrt'we should
mos. cheerfuIiy have given tony 81
our competitors had they succeeded.
We might venture TO say the same for
the nominees generally. No cause can
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iaFIFrY CEsrs A HEkD.-s-Onetef tho
NEST intelligent and reliable gentlemen
~ tho State, writing from thel bounty
q, Hslliax, Informs rs that during tlle
rsgiztsation u lhe town Of Hali6sx. a
man claiming % Be guard. was placed
AZ the door who forbade negroes to en-
ier, unless they paid fly eeuss TO- the
Union League Ifthat was paid they
might register al once ; il refused, reg
,stras'on wassdopied until al the mem.
bers Of the League we're served. By
tins process Il y stated. some I've hon
dred dollast we're levied % The negroes.
~ Rakigh Ssstlssi NV.
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- -
MAR RED.

On the srd inst, at the residence OF the
brides parents, near Westminster, BY Rev.
~. V. Holloway, Mr.. EzRa 4. Hank and
Mss Mss MoiLIE G. scnwnosnT, both Of this
. As the Printers were kindly remembered
b J! the present o. q bountiful supply Of rich
Brides Cake, we feel as II the occasion de.
manded more than a passing notice. twas
voted uuan'sAeusly, by aa bands, that the
above couple were eminently worthy Of
their present happiness, and the hope was
expressed thattheir generous qualities might
descend 70 the latest generation.
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Notice Of Election.

NV L.. ~. :.
X kbar;T N Ca,gSil c1,s,S no,;ne
Eerels given & theaegal and qualified VOL
isrs ofGarroil county Ssi.at IN. election wiz
be held ., the usual places 81 holding cleo,
n em 70 .ne SeSefa' e'ecs'o" '''S'''ce OF enf
a.
y" m1 Iue'""y NEXT 'y'ef "e P'"
Monday, beng ne OH ddy ~
~ Nopember, 1867,
for the purpose of eleetinr one person
20 be Governor Of the Stats OF Maryla...l,.
!. One persou 10 be A,,oruey General
One person 70 be Clerk Of the Court or
Appcals,
One1pcrsop .,o,be Oomptroller of the
g ~ FrcasnryA q
,lhn pSrsonrto Be Suporiutsbden,,ofI.a.
Dor and Agriculture,
Cue person to represent Carroll county
10 the Senate Of Marylapd,
i, mr. nax,ons 10 renrasen. f.rFoli coun.
~ n-, 49," /.
. y" 'ho .ioase y, De'cs'Ves
OF Maryiand,
One person to be Chief Judge Of the
Fifih Judicial Circuit Of
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Dr. }. Bryan, Conssifisss Rs., .
stcfan $40 lsrois a way N.Y..

Gives SPECIAL TREAIAiE,SI 8 ~ etsss
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eo,dea rennIs rms

rhirk fivE pottths { 800, '7'lFFEf
arc istended Tor speeiai ease ssqairihs lsers
powerful Inedieins. They are tonr dtxre.s
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iyoa e.naot get them Of yoar dsaggist
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tai Circular to Ladies "a appliosaiss- Address
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Sl00 REWARD.

Tho above reward viii be gwen for
the recovery of the Goods stolen from
my Store on Friday night last, and the
arrest and conviction Of the thieves.
WIN. MOORE,
oct. 3,.3t, Wcstiniastef, Nd.
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PRESIDENT.
MmIrANY CoNpANY.-Compaey {

! MILITARY CoNPANY.-Uompasy C..
Of the 18th. Regiment Nd National
Guards has been organized in Westmin-
stef--hating now fifty men Of the town
and vicinity sworn in. They have cleo
ted, as Captain, Andrew u. Mcl.auglip;
Farsi Licutenant, j. W, Perkins; SEQ.
ond Lieut.. David II. Byers. The com
pany is now considered success, and
we believe will soon draw their arms
and uniforms, They are going into IL
With that pride and spirit which ensures
success. They meet every Wednesday
aud Saturday night for drill &c. at their
room over U. b. Mikesell's store.
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BEDiGIous SorIcE.-Thc Rev. Ben
jainin y. Browuwill preach 10 Ascension
Church on Sunday morning, noxs on
which occasion the Holy eommuniou
will be celebrated.
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ga Distressing Cough, causes the
friends Of the sufferer almost as much
pain as the sufferer himself, aud should
receive immediate attention. DIR. Wis.
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry speedily
cures coughs, colds, Influenza, sore
throat &c. u will always relieve con
sumption, aud in many well atteslcd
eases it has effected a perfect cure.
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INFORMATION.

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ant growth Of hair upon bald bead or bcard.
tcss lace. also fersipf for the remotal Of PIN
pies. hiotehes, Efupiions, etc., on The skitl.
leaving tho same soff. cleAr, md b<asiifaI. can
Be obtained without charge BY Addressing
THOS. =. CHAPMAN, Cuknti,
mAy2s-ly SIS broadway, New York.
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RIeefions TINS yYeek.

i. -. = re-. IT
On Tuesday ofthc present week cleo.
lions came of in Pennsylvania Ohio,
and Iowa. At the time we are ,compel,
led to go to press We may not DO able TO
learn enough Of the result 60 Indicate
how they have gone. The public will
hold its breath ip suspense SO impor,
taht arc the issues Of the day nov to be
decided BY the North. In Pennsylva.
MIA We have hopes Of a considerable
reaction. The Radical majority, last
year, for Governor was l7,i7s. The
Democratic and Conservatives, have
nominated Judge Sharswood, ~ most
eminent Jurist, for Judge Of the Supreme
Court, whilst the Radicals have nomi.
mated Mr.. Williams, a Yankee lawyer
Of no particular note, for that Office :
This is the only Office of Importance 10
be voted for throughthc State. Besides
this they elect members of the 1lcgisla-
ture aud County officers. ~ z
, , Ia Ohio our party are running Judge
Thurman, most excellent candidate,
for Governor. The Radicals run Gen.
cral Hayes. A vote is also to DO taken
on an amendment to the State coustitu.
tion, allowing negroes to vote. We
have 10000 majority to overcome in
Ohio, but our friends are at work, as IL
they thought they could do IT, We
look at least for considerable gains.
/ Iowa is too FAR gone in Radicalism 70
hope for much there. sE1
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Winter wheat having prossda good
crop 10 Central Illinois. the farmers are e
10 more than usual this year
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IN Bieached and Unbleached Muslin,
Calicoes and everything else that Il made 81
Cotton. An kinds Of Woolen Goods nj ri
ens before the war. CaiI and exnini,ic for
yourselves At ]. Il. RcifniaeFs.
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seats, on motion, tue committee above
named was authorized TO examine the
Credentials Of Delegates, and to report
Business for the Convention.
\ The committee having again retired,
in ashort time returned and made the
following Report
0RDER OF BUSINESS.
The nominations shall be made in the
following order
ist-Clerk Of Circuit Court.
End Register Of Wills.
3d--States' Attorney.
4th-Sherif.
9th Orphans Court.
6th--State Senator.
7th-House of Delegates.
sth--county Commissioners.
9th--County Surveyor.
10th-Delegates to Judicial Convcn-
ton.
1ith-D Delegates TO State Convention.
Resotrcd that, in making the nomina-
tons the vote shall be BY ballot, each
district having one vote, and majority
Of all the districts shall be necessary to
choice.
Resofsed, That in other particulars
the rules Of the last House Of Delegates
shall govern the proceedings Of the
Convention.
The Report having been read and
adopted, on motion, the Convention pro-
eeeded 70 receive nominations for Clerk
Of Circuit Court.
The names Of John b BOYLE, DR.. ].
Wesley Steele, and DIR. Francis J..
Crawford being presented for the Office.
the nominations were closed. and re-
cess taken until 1 o'clock, pm.
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r.. c...-.,;.. --, :,
a,el,.s p n anS - ,.a.: = !
81 - h.l,o. =. Co., ~ ou' Pf0sesu-
hsr, ~ c.s.,,aa n,.,h - LAIN
T.,isr a. Psaa, o ~ aesins Us
~ e'ahaag 'ne Dai'oes u sp.
4 vots. ~ " So :, "a aI le nA' q
+ gr5erd, a. s ..a "
" 500 In n MI. o1 u " Z,
ths u.sn;maus .ba;a~ as ~ aA 1 @
tor ~ ~ 'Ae eohseh'
N.m;,.,;. -
"a go - w;,,'4 Isss 'aee maae lot neg
Co.vsa,;aa .s,o .a .si siesca, .ne
faIIow;nr ris.t =. p sI' WIN 'ne
shn~sr Z r. NJ psi. ~ ~ 1T H., y
ali I onJ h.iIa. Sh y NIKE
n:..n 1 'ono"cs . rarke
~ L.
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NEw j. GA Post office has been
re-established at Houcksville Carroll
GO. Nd. 4 miles from Hampstead and
David W. Iiouck Esq appointed Post
master. H+e 7i
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q TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Farm.

1--WE undersigned. Trustee tappointri in
i the,case of Tiiou,As CoItr1dcr against
kexiah Coltrider aud others, in. jlie Circuit
court for Carroll comdy, Is 4 iCnrt Of
Equity, No, $50, viii offer the land in said
cause iecreed to he sold, at Public Sais, TO
thehighest bidder, On tbs premises, on
I Saturday, November End. 1867,
At ! o clock, Y. NJ. Said land Is situate in
Hampstead Distris, Carroll county, Md,
OF the Middletown Road, q miles North
East from the Town Of Hampstead, and
consisting Of . FARM eontaining
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Oftae conditions of the onion National
Bank Of Bestmiastey, on ne Morn
ing IF The first Mondoy in October
1867. Ha,''
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-10-10
ERRORS OF YOUTH

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