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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-16
OYYIcR OF THE RICHMOND BAsKIs0 Aspl
IssukAscE COMPANY. !
JUHN b. UAFIb, FTosEusHE'
u. @. Porrs, Secretary.

GUNS, PISTOLS, AND SPORTlNu
" EoUIPMgNrs. : Being desiroa. OF rsSaSls
our present excellent stock OF ouNe, rlsty :,
Sc.. We offer for sale AZ reduced prices Wa
hGvs on hand OF those beautiful and nisni2L
proved ANIMATED STEEL BREEOH .Lo LIZ. ~,
GUNs-sQuipmsnt. coinplete, together VIII ~.
which have been 80 much admired, and givsn'"'
universal satisfaction. 80, 49, a.!
Also, smith wsssons ana COTS xryyoes
sh.2gn,s' and other approved PISTOLS, whlfL
nth powder. Shot, Cartridges. Bird-oass, fowss
and Shot Flasts. BE, present an opponani Vi
sysrything nssdial .. much below former p,nsl
Cali and examine at the Ole. s.tssli.hs % wa "a
IHairv .sors OF JOHN h TYLkn co..,
1s"' succsssoys TO Mitchell TyieI,
- q. isia Main street. ktehmona.
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GREAT JOICIN G IN aSfJ
n RICAMQNn IL l. q nninrinns fact ~ -
nTCHNOND TRUNK MANUFAC

DICHMOND TRUNK MANUFAC-
IL TORY We have, in connection with ON
regular boot and shoe business, commenced the
manufacture of all the most improved styles oi
TPUNKS now in use We shall always keep a
good stock of our own make on hand, which We
are prepared 10 offer AT lower prices than the
northern trunks Of same quality are sold IN this
market r,,,
KEPAIRING.-we also do all kinds of REPAIR
ING AT short notice and al reasonab le prices. Per
sons can, with small outlay, have their trunks.
valises, &c, repaired, and save the expense Of
buying new ones. noou-
We nave also our usual large stock Of BOOTS,
SHOES, CATERS, &c, of the very best quality,
which we are selling at extremely low prices.
MARCUS HAkklS x BROTHER,
No. 433 Broad street, and No. si9 Main street.
THREE PRAC TICAL TRUNK NJ AKERs
WANTED None but the best workmen need APP
ply. TkuAh EAIlphl,,
my l5-lw at No lSS Broad sl'tet.
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At THE RICHMOND BOOTnd,
n AND SHOE MANDATORY you EM
can get all kinds u good home madesY ~
BALMORALS. Wholesale or retail. at lower pric :
than the eastern imitation ara sod fr elsewhere.
am Just completing splendid assortment for the
coming season, and am making all kinds to order.
Gents French Calf wed shoes AT S4.7a Whole
front CATERS at 80 50 footing Boots, So and best
quality Boots -. ] warrant all my work in every
aspect. No ll0s Main street. between Fourteen
and Fifteenth. my J. ). LEWIS.
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VIRGINIA CgSTRAL RAILRoiD, /
Defenders, 1855. (
steamers.

TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
II STEAMSHIP COMPANY The FL
splendid side wheel steamships AVN
HATTERAS, :. ALBxksDER COM $s.u-,-s -
mander, and ALBEMARLE, h. es0kxT.ssN
BOURNE commander, leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY leave New ioFs
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These hips are entirely new, ard were bulll az
prsssly for this route. They have splendid st!2ou
aud staterooms, and the fare, attention, ahc at'
commodatious are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed resulsf!
at Now York on the company's covered PERU
North river) within forty eight hours.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered,
Frsights for points beyond New York are io'.
wardad with dispatch, and no charge made exceP
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New o.
leans and other southern ports leave from the al
Joining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGBsTs.
N. l.. MoCRBADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
SAMUEL Ayes co, Richmond, Va;
JOHN NJ. WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
TIL. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply to
SAMUEL AYRRS 4 CO.,
fe2s-ts 1890 Cary street.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PZrgRsBrso,
RAILROAD CozPAsY,
RICHMOND, VA, MAY 2. lssT. \


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after SUNDAY thu 5th May. 1857. the TRAINS
th Ia road will be run a. follows
Leave Richmond daily at $40 A. N. and AIS
p. M;
Leave Petersburg daily at so A. NJ. and 10
P NJ.
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday. an AC.
COMMODATIOS TRAIN will leave Richmond A,
IL 40 A. NJ, and Petersburg at 10 IS A. VI.
The Is Train connects with the Train for Nor.
folk daily, except on Sundays.
Through tickets and baggage checked through
to Norfolk. Fare to Norfolk, POuR DOLLAR
Y. n. GILL
my ITS Engineer and Superintendent,
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MILLS e RYANT, TOBACCO EN-
MI CHANGE, RICHMOND. VA. BROKERS and
COMM SSiON MERCHANTS for the purchase and
sale of LEAF and MANUFACTURED TOBACCOS.
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con.
signments. Refer to A. +. HARVEY. President OF
National Bank of Virginia JAMES THOMAS, Jr.,
Esq Richmond, Va. Messrs. II. MESSENGER
Co.. New DIRK Messrs. JOHNSON u THOMPSON,
Boston. Mass. ~ Ats
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The Springs Pamphlet. with analysis OF professor
HAYES OF Boston, and Letters Of DR.. Cartwright
OF New Orleans. Professor Cabell OF the Univer-
sity of virginia Drs. Norman and Graham of
Virginia Drs T. @. Thomas and Thomas Adds
Emmett of New York, and other distinguished men
of the clergy and other professions, abundantIy
attest what is here said Of the virtues OF this wa
ter. Can be had on application to the agents.
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For Sale.

MULES AND HORSES.-A
wi Just arrived a. the BXCHANGEs
lin street, ONE HUNDRED YOUNG and 1111o
WE'LL BROKE MULES. Alsoa lot OF fine YOUNG
HORSES suitable for iarm purposes, which win
sell o. fair prices.
invite the ATTENTION. OF the farmers and plant
lot OF stock, and promise them satisfaction "a TO
quality and price. lie 22-tsl JOHN b. DAVIS.
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SANUgI RUTH. suparintendent. o. J
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NTANUFACTORY OF LADIES and
GENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES. H@l

The undersigned would respectfully inform mis-
friends and the public generally that he has
re-opened his
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MARKET BaSK FITS, FANCY BIAS
M KETs, TUBS, BUCKETS, TRAYS. &C., for
sale by .
my u DASDRlD0E ANDERSON.
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Tobacco anil cigars.

CHEWING TOBACCO, fine grades
~ for sale at wholesale or retail by
nv Is PURCELL, LADD co.
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S0 BARRELS MASON'S CRACK.
~ Eks- consisting OF Soda, Water, Ginger
Tea. Sugar. and Cream. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

it would have gone where probably nearly all the
other Congressional appropriations have gone
into the pockets Of thieTing officials.
The Investigation Committee, which is composed
Of Messrs. Fem and Street of the Council, and
Taylor, Paul and McMillen of the House, are pro-
ceedng with their business, Notwithstanding every
impeachment which the desperation OF trghsen'
ed halfexpOsed clique of GeaulteTs, and their CO.
operators, can throw in their way In TINS they
are assisted by some above suspicion themselves,
over whom they have gained influence The time
may come when some of these latter will regret
that they ever lent their aid TO shield and cover
up the robberies wrongs and rascalitles OF one OF
the most abandoned and shameless combinations
of men in public life that ever outraged patlent,
long suffering people. The truth Will prevail 10
the end. W
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

Gov. WELLER.-Tbis distinguished gen.
tleman lectured at Central City, Colorado,
Dec. 10Th, on his way to Washington. The
Register mainly speaks well of his lecture,
but disgraces itself by saying;
"The estimates of public men are all truthful
and correct, with but one exception. The char
acteristics of Benton, Webster. Clay, Calhoun and
Wright, were finely given, but his estimate of
Judge Taney was far from the truth. The man
who disgraced the character of the Supreme bench,
who outraged the feelings of the nation, as well
as the moral sense of the world, deserves no
eulogy from an American lecturer"
Chief Justice fancy rose immeasurably
superior to any Radical o. Abolitionist who
ever lived in all that makes great, good,
noble man, and true patriot. A purer man
never lived.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

JUDGE CUMMINs.-In our correspondence
from Boise City, in last weeks issue, we re-
marked that Judge Cummins was either in
competent or corrupt. 1t is a very grave
matter to oppugn the capacity or integrity of
Judge, and we felt this responsibility when
we wrote. Consequently, we were careful in
our language. We shall be equally careful
now. Since our return from Boise City facts
have reached US which warrant us in beliey-
ing that Judge Cummins is both incompetent
and corrupt, and, in justice to his Associates
upon the Supreme Bench of the Territory, he
ought to be Summarily removed by the pow
ers at Washington. We shall not waste time
or space on the man now, but will remark
that magistrate who permits chief crimi-
nal to go UNPUBLISHED on nolle proseoui.
and who Immediately after sentences mere
tool of that chief criminal to long term in
the peDitentiary, for no other reason than to
crafty malicious personal grudge, is not an
honest public officer But we have more Sc
rious charges to prefer against this bad Judge
Cummins at the proper time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

Pooh EVIDENCES Gen. Sheridan has writ
ten letter stating that he had visited the
Dry Tortugas, and inspected the prisons
there; that the prisoners are all we'll treated
and comfortably clothed that the cells are
clean, and the officers and keepers treat the
prisoners humanely. He then seeks to ex-
cite the feelings Of the public against the
prisoners, by uncaled for stories to their
prejudice. Those who personally know of
Gen. Sheridan's total disregard for the truth
will not be influenced by this statement or
story of his. He will state anything.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

APPOINTMENTS FOR IDAHo.-By the kind
ness of Michael Dolan, jailor at the Terrific
rial and County prison, we are permitted to
give some information concerning late Fed
eral appointments for this Territory, from a
letter addressed to him by Hon. E. D. Hol-
brook, dated Washington, Dec. 18th. Mr..
Holbrook says that Geo. W. Thatcher, ESQ.,,
Of CenterVille, has been appointed Revenue
Collector, and 'R. Il. Brown of Owyhee and
John c. Carroll are appointed Register and
Receiver of the Land Office" He adds that
Col. Preston, D. VIM. Douthitt, Cummings,
Wallace, Robbins, and dozen others from
Idaho, Tall Radicals or sore-headed Demo-
Gratis, we suppose are hard at work oppos-
ing him in his endeavors to procure the ap-
pointment of good Democrats to the various
Federal positions in Idaho; but he has high
hope of triumphing over all. We sincerely
wish himythat triumph.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

FRUT1Ess. The Statesman labors to exculpate
Secretary Hewlett in his recent dishonorable and
disreputable lodges to defraud the Legislators,
and afford his pals specializing harvest in buying
up vouchers also in his criminal attempt to en-
broil the soldiers and the Legislators in deadly
conflict. The conduct of Hewlett, Judge Cummins
and Marshal Alyord in the affair admits of no pal
liation. Each and all of them disgraced the public
positions they occupy, and deserve to be summa>
rily removed. The Legislative investigation going
on will develop the knavery and dishonest opera.
ations of that Ring" and their confederates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

"MANY MINERS. IA communication signed
Many Miners" has reached US asking ITO be
informed who it was that originated the pres
ent Gold Dust Prices Scheme, and caused it
to be put IN operation" In response, we
can simply say that We have no information
to that end, of really positive character ;
but we will cheerfully inform our CORES.
pondents of SO much as we do know of the
matter. On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 3Oth.
we were first informed that a meeting had
been held on the preceding Friday evening,
at which the agreement regulating the pres
ent gold dust rates was adopted, and we re-
celved an invitation to attend an adjourned
meeting at the same place on Monday even
ing, Dec. 3lst We attended that meeting.
learned that nearly all the business men of
the city had signed and pledged themselves
by oath to the agreement, and, on learning
quite fully OF It's purposes and aims, approved
OF 1t so far as we were individually concern
ed. And we are yet confident that if the OBJ
ject OF the movement is fairly carried out. in
less than six months every merchant, everv
miner, every ditch owner, and indeed, every
person who receives or handles money in a
business way, or for lebor, will rejoice that
the movement has been organized and is in
practical operation. Those who have gold
worth more than $l4 per onnce will receive
its full worth in coin, and with that coin they
can buy goods or pay for labor at better rates
than they can with dust The system does
this it assures to every holder of dust the
exact price his gold is worth. in coin. The
same merchants who will give no more than
VA per ounce, in exchange for goods, per
agreement under the present schedule, are
not restrained from buying the same dust,
and paying for it in coin, SIC, ST., or what
ever sum it may be justly worth, per ounce.
But in an arrangement like that now in force
gtaere must be. some fixed rate agreed upon.
and, all things considered, we think the
schedule fair and equitable. Butas to whom
the Credits due of.originating or pushing
throughs the system we are not able to fur
a.lSh any clear information. '9a fs.g ae
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19
IT is WRoNG.-A Radical organ says !:

"Why should those who have taken an oath to
support the Constitution of the United States and
wilfully violated it, be again trusted gu
We think they ought not to be, and for
this reason we behave every Radical in Con-
gress or in power in the States ought to be
elected from their places. They have all
perjured themselves in the manner mentioned.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

DETUSCT.-The Statesman, published in
Salem, Oregon, terminated its existence Dec.
3lst, after sixteen years duration. 1t tried
of late to be conservative" but was despised
by the Radicals and let severely alone by tbs
Democrats. Two horses, going in different
directions, cannot be successfully ridden by
one person at the same time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

Ar IT AGAIN-The Boise Statesman has some
thing more to say about safes" and hatchets."
Its editor did not need Ratchet when he and
ellison and another were stealthily overhauling
the papers and effects of certain deceased Fed
eral Territorial officer and that was very safe
operation--the division of themoney and effects of
the murdered Updyke.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

GLAD TO HEAR 1.-THE Chicago Times has
long been the Democratic organ of Chicago.
Lately it went over to the Radicals and
favored negro suffrage. The Democracy of
that city propose to establish sound Dem
ocrate paper to fill the place left vacant by
the apostate Times. We are very glad to
hear it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

CosTLY.-The expense to the Government
for Secretary Stewards late dispatch to Min
lister Adams in London and reply, over the
Atlantic cable, was about $4,000. The
whole dispatch and answer didn't amount to
a hill of beans, after all. The people pay
keep their noses to the grindstone.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

SETTLED That profound jurist and incompara-
bic statesman, c. D. vajen of the Times, says
Territorial Legislature has no rig hit to inquire into
the public conduct of a TERRITORIAL Secretary. of
course, Ypje9;s DECISION efH teysettIes the yexed
question" Pr6digious man! Such genius R''. 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19
REDEMPTION FUND

T WILL RECEIVE, from date until the last dav
i of the next ensuing regular session of the Board
of County Commissioners, Sealed Proposals for
the surrender Of County Warrants on the Redemp
ton Fund. 1iaDaJ. WOOD, Co. Treasurer.
By l.. ,ECKHART, Deputy. I'll sa!t: aio46if
Idaho City, January 9th, 1867. '1@s-" nl2w4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

LW is seldom necessary to contradict talsehoodS
in the WORLD.-[ Boise Statesman.
Serves US right. We ought to know better than
to copy anything from the Statesman which that
paper gives as true.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

QUEER.-The Boise City Statesman says secre-
tary Smith received SIS. 900 from the Government
a year or SO ago the editor made oath that Smith
had only about thousand dollars in all. Tell the
people more of the matter, Mr.. Statesman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII OFFICERS of this County Sheriff AS
"A SCISSOR, Tax Collector. Clerk. Treasurer Judges,
Justices of the Peace, Constabes, &c,-are re-
quired to file new bonds by the lst day Of March,
1867, and have them recorded in the County Re
corder's Office, under penalty of the forfeiture OF
their positions. See law OF official bonds.
j. III. WICKERSHAM,
Recorder of Boise County.
Idaho City, Jan. 10Th, 1867. nl3tf.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
A LII CLERGYMEN, and officers duly qualified
Alto solemnize marriage rites, are required to
have all certificates filed at the Office Of tue County
Recorder within thirty days, under penalty Of
500, to be collected by the Recorder.
Fees, 81. j. H. WICKERSHAM,
Recorder of Boise County.
Idaho City, January 10, 1867. nl3tf.
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New this w eek.
To Rent.

HAYING PURCHASED the large building
Ii adjoining my City Hotel, formerly known as
the Magnolia House, offer for rent the whole of
the first floor floor of that building. 1t is one Of
the largest and finest rooms in the city, and is adj
mirably adapted for store purposes. For good
tenant, should it be required, / will build Fire
Proof Cellar. Term easy. For further particulars
inquire Of L. H. BARBER,
Proprietor Of City Hotel
Idaho City, Jan. 10Th, 1867. nl3tt.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19
County Treasurer's Notice.

THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS will be paid,
l. on presentation at the Office OF the County
Trn
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Consumption Durable by Dr
schenck's Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system
mast b. prepared so that thc lungs viii heal
To accomplish this, the liver aud stomach inust
be elsaBsed aud an appetite created fpT good
wholessme food, which, by these medieiue. " i'll
he digested properly, and good healthy blood
nade; thus building up the constitution
scHrscE's M,NBRAKg Plus cleanse the stnrnach
of all bilious or murou. Accommodations; and,
BIZ u-ing the Sea Weed Tonic in connection
the appetite Il restored.
ScssseE's PuLa0Sic Synrr Is nutricinus as
we'll medicinal, and. by using the three rem
~diss, all Impurities are expelled from the .ys.
t.~. and good, wholesome blood made, which
will rep-l all discasr. II patients will take
these medicines according to directions. ton
samption very frequently in it, last stage Yields
readily 10 their sciidn. Take the pill. ireqaen
ty. To cleanse the liver and stomach. Ii does
nat fsliew tina, because the bowels are not cos
tive they are not required, Tot snmetimcs in
disrfhoms they are necessary. The stomach
must be kept healthy. and an appetite created
IN allow the Pulmonie Syrup tn set GU the re--
fpiratery organs properly aud allay any irriia-
tion. Thea all that Is required to perform a
permanent cure IL, To prevent taking cold
Exercise about the roonis as much az possible
eat all the richest food--fat meat. game. aud.
Ia fact anything the appetite Graves hot be
particular and masueatr well.
l1nd w. ca. mo. yr
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Notice Of Election.

DY virtue Of authority vested in me ~
ID Sheriff OF Carroll county, notice !,
hsrnby given To the legal and qualified 70.
ters Of CARROLL county. that an election will
~ held, IL tha usual placrs Of huidns elec.
Tins i. ,he seseral election District of Car
roll connty,
Oh he TmstI''y H'.rt gticr Mc fr.t
n .Aomiay. bemyh de Mh d,,g nj
Morembcr, 1867,
for the purpose Of clectiug one person
to be Governor Of the St;aeof Maryla d,
Ono pcrsop to be Attorney General
Que pe.son to be Clerk of the Z .urt OF
Appeals,
One person to be Comptroller Of the
Treasury,
One person to be Superintendent of La.
b,r and agriculture,
Cue person to represent Carroll county
in the Senate OF Maryland,
i ur persons to represent Carroll coun.
ty ia the House of Delegates
of Maryland,
One person to be Chief Judge of the
Fifth Judicial Circuit Of
MarJliud,
Two persons to be Associate Judges Of
the Fifth Judicial Circuit Of
Maryland,
One person TO be States Attorney for
Carroll county,
One person to be Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county.
One person TO be Sheriff Of Carroll
county,
Que person to be County Surveyor for
Carroll county,
Three persons TO be County Cumniis.
siouers for Carroll county.
One person to be Register Of " ills for
Carroll county.
Three persons to be Judges Of tn, Or.
Phans' Court for Carroll county
The poll. for said election will be opened.
in each and every Election District Of said
county, u, the usual places Of holding the
polls, Mt . o clock, y. NJ, and will be closed
at 9 g clock, l.. NJ, when the ballots shall
he publicly counted.
JACOB u. HOPPE.
octl0-tc Sheriff of Carroll county.
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3 Building Lots,
NOTICE..

STATE 81 Maryland tiarroH eo,u,iy 10 cif :
HEREBY certify that Jacob frock oi
i Carroll county, brought before me the
subscriber a Justice of tho Peace of said
county, the and day of October 1857. rs a
stray, white spotted STEER, about three
years old, with short horns.
Given under my hand,
WILLIAM FISHER.
The owner Of the above described Steer
IS requested to prove property, pay charges
aud take him away.
JACOB FROCk,
Living on the road leading from Taneytown
70 Bruceville, about one mile from the
latteg place. oaI0it
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Farm.

TEIE undersigned. Trustee appointed in
the case of Thomas Goltrider against
keziah coltridcr aud Others, in the Circnit
Court for Carroll county, as Court of
Equity, No, 95g will offer the land in said
cause deerecd to be sold, ut Public Sale, to
the hishe It bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, November 2nd, 1867,
nj | o'clock, y. NJ. S,,id land is situate in
Hampstead District, Carroll county, Md,
ON the Middletown Road, q miles North
East from the Town of Hampstead, and
consisting Of u FARM containing