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TRUSTEES SALE.
Thursday, December 5, 1857,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED EXECUTED TO
ID Inc By John HILL which is Of record in the
Registers Office of Rutherford county, Tennes-
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Felix r. Cheatham vs.. Robert II. McEwen, Jr
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause, will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville, at Il o'clock.
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CHEATHAM, NOODSGCO
Bonded Warehouse No. 2,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
ON HAND,
900 Barrels Pure COpper-DistiIIed
ROBERTSON COUNTY WHISKY
Made on the old plan, prior to the stoppage of
the Distilleres in the Fifth Collection District.
sevenfy-Giv Barrels Genuine
NEW OM HISKY,
The celebrated DDDD brand-the last Of this
article in the market.
rs bbIs. s. Manning's whisky
Also, out of Bond, a large supply OF
the different brands of ali the recti-
fiers of whisky In Robertson and
Davidson counties
Dealers are notified that we are enabled to
ship our Bonded Whistles to all points at which
bonded warehouses are located.
Also, always on hand, a large assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES,
BRANDEES,
CIGARS.
Il. B. All articles guaranteed a. rep
resented
jy20 If pat
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M'ALISTER
AND
WIRELESS,
COTTON FACTORS,

AND 6EN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No IS COLLEGE ST. (near Broad Nashville, Tenn.
Ill Storage and Nale OF t1ofton- snd
sing personal attention 20 the Interest AZ
our friends, We hope to give entire satisf,cfior
and respectfully solicit your business. Rome
aurl4 3m
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
COLL GE.

VNlIE du,ies Of this Inslitntion viii be re-
| sumed on MONDAY, Goth day Of
MARCH. 1867.
While it is designed TO make instruction
in the theory and practice of Agriculture the
peculiar feature Of the College, provision is
made iur full cosrse Of Collegiate instruc-
ton, embracing the Latin, Greek, French.
German, Italian and Spanish languages, or
any Of them, course Of Mathematics, Men
tai and Moral Science, History, and tho stu.
dy ofthe English Language and Literature
Natural History and Natural Philosophy
in their several branches will have special
attention. Military tactics viii be taught.
There viii be no Preparatory School, but
selected English and Scientific course may
be taken at the students option. No one
received nnder II years Of age.
For circular aud further information, ad.
dress
y. b. wORTEINGToN, Register, &c,
Office American Farmer, Baltimore.
marlI.it
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Special Notices.
DIR. SCbcncL's Van drake Pills
A Substitute for CalomcI.

- F~p1AEsHhG abt N9lSkEltA.
These Pills arc composed of various roots.
having the power Ia relax tho secretions of the
liver az promptly and efeetually a, blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders thcsc Pills may be
used With confidence. a. thoy promote the dis
charge Of vi,iated bile, and remove those OBJ
struciions from the liver and hillary duets,
which are the cause Of bilious atftctisns in gem
eral.
scISScx'S NNvbgAXE Puts cure Sick Had
ache, and all disorder. Of the Liver. indicated
by sallow skin, coatrd tongue, costirenoss,
drowSiness. and a general feeling Of WEAKNESS
aud laSsitndc, showing that the liver il IN q tor.
pid or ob8,ructrd condition.
la short thcse Pills mag be used with adyan-
taSr IN all cases when purgatiye or Alternative
medicine i repaired.
Please ask Tor CDR. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills" and obs'iyc that tn, two likenesses 81
the Dlctoe are on tbs Goveramcnt siamp---one
whan in ths last stage df Consumption, and the
Their In hi, prcscu, health.
Sold by all Druggist aud dealers. siic. q
ccni' per b,t. Principal 0,iirc, No. l. 40. u
9Th Street, Philadelphia, IA.
Gsnrral Whnlcsale Agents. Drnas Barncs
Co., II Park Row, New York ;. :. Hance
lOs Baltimore ST., baltimore. Nd /; john D..
Parks, y, +. cor. of Fourth aud WALNUT ST
Cincinnati. Ohio; Walker 4 TAYLOR, Ia5 4 l3G
Wabash Avenue, Chicago. M. Collin. Broth
sr', southwest corner Of Ssc,nd and Vine Sta,
st. Louis, Nc,
Gse g5,ht& 9Th ". Tyr.
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listing law, the Slmriff Is forbidden TO SUN
mon as such, shah be selected and placed
upon the panel or list from which the draw
ing - to be made MS di.acted by this Act;
nor shall any person be drawn and sum.
moned To two Courts successfully ind The
said Court shall have full power and iluthor.
iiy TO coerce the attendance Of Jurors dfasn
and summoned under this net and to punish
BY line or imprisonment. or both, for any
default or contempt committed in disregard.
ing such summons.
SECTION 7. dad Be 4 enacted, That no
terms OF any ofthe Courts aforesaid shall be
held until Juries therefor can be selected
and summoned in accordance with tho nro.
visions Of this Act and in case the times
now Fixed by law for holding the regular
terms of any Of said Courts shall arrive be-
fore Juries may DO summoned in accordance
with the provisions of this Act, it shall be
the duty Of the Judges OF said Courts 10 dis.
charge the Juries which may have been sum.
moned By the Sherits OF said counties, or
any OF them. without reference to this Act
aud to ndjourn said term or terms for such
time as may be requisite to enable Juries 10
DO selected aud summoned according 10 the
PROVISIONS OF this Act and 10 direct a Ieii,e
JhAtfe W iheut tpl SuullnOniug inc JURORS
who may be selected tor such adjourned
term or terms according TO this Act, and TO
tix the day on which said Venire facias shall
be reiurnable, and lhereupon TO proceed to
hold SAID term or terms In the same manner
and with the same effect rs IL the said term
or terms had been held on the days now
liked by law, and the Grand and Petit Juries
so TO be selected and summoned shall be Ia.
ken to all inteuis aud purposes to be the
the proper and lawful Grand aud Petit Ju.
ries as fully as ii the same had been selected
and summoned prior TO the regular days Of
holding the term or terms of snid Courts.
SECTION 8. Ind be II enacted TINT this
Act shall take cticc, and be in fore. from
the date lis passage.
SECTION y. Alid Be Il enacted that oil
laws inconsistent with the provisions Of this
Act, be aut the samt are hereby repealed.
We certify that the aforegoing Is true
copy Of an act Which passed The General As.
seHbiy Of Mary Ima, SanuGy Session, 1857.
w. Il. COLE,
Chicl Clerk Of House oil Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAI,
Secretary TO the Senate. mar2s %
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which, upon trial, WAS found 10 ripen, planted
even the last Of Jaly. 1t Is estimated, from its
very prolific qualities, to yield $50 bushels per
acre, aud weighs. by sealed measure, siNty-fve
pounds TO the bushrl. This corn was produced
by some procured direct from Mr.. jones, our
consular ageut, directly on liA return froai
Egypt.
ii need 10 different culta7e from that Of 9th
cr varieties, aud ia the South two crops can b.
raised In one season on The same ground. II
grows ia the foTm OF a tree and thifty-four ears
have grown upon one stalk aud will average
from Eve n fifteen. For domestic use il is un-
parallsicd. When ground and properly bolted,
u . equal in color and hnene.s TO wheaton -four.
As . forage crop, by sowing in drills or broad
cast, Tor carly feed, there Is 90 Kind of corn so
well adapted To milCh cows, and none that N!ll
Yield half the value 10 stalk or cS.n.
IL can be successfully grown In any state.
give the most salisfdctory references that
the corn is, IN every respect, what represent
IL to be; and further, ! am the only person
throughout the country who has thi, variety OF
corn. Having secured quantity, avn now
able TO oil all orders for those DESTROYS OF test
ing It.
TERMS. In order that all may receive seed,
We have reduced the price To one dollar sEsl
any cents package. Any person Who will
get up a club Of i've viii receive a package
gratis Fifteen PACKAGE slO, Fifty package,
Tor 90, One hundred packages for $50. Que
package will contain enough to plant the fol
lowing season from twenty to thirty acres also
direction. for planting and cnldvating.
Address /. l.. q. LINDSEY,
Box 10, Abingdon,
mar2l.5t Washington Co., Va.
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Attorney Cattle,

The Sale Of Live Stock will take place on
the FIRST day, and that of Implements on the
second.
Catalogues win be published early in March,
giving pedigrees Of the more important ami
mails, aud a general description Of the others,
and Of the implements. The rdle OF this
sale will be that every article or animal shall
be sold TO the highest bidder, and should, in
any exceptional case, the owner desire to
bid upon lot set up he will do so ia per
son, but be will not bid upon the Stations,
nor upon the Cattle. Persons unable TO at
tend the sale, may send orders to the Auc.
tioneer, who viii execute them to the best
of HE Judgment. Arrangements viii be
made to conduct the sale under shelter, so
that there will be no postponement on &C.
count of weather. The undersigned will
endcayor to provide means Of transportation
from and to Bells Switch Station, on the
Western Maryland Railroad, three miles
from Pikesvillc, and TO secure comfortable
accommodations in the Deighborhood for
persons from distance, who may wish 20
remsin over night.
TgRMs OF SALE.--For sums Of less than
500, cash; for sums of more than 500,
notes bearing interest at four or six months,
with approved security, or cash on which a
discount of per cent. will be allowed
j. II. AoHENRI, Pikesville, Nd.
JouS $. NICHOLAS, Auctioueer.
niarli.3t
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Bay A f0USG LADY returning to
her country home, after sojourn Of few
months In tbs CITY, was hardly recognised by
her friends In place OF a eosrse, rustic, flush
cd face, she had a soft ruby complexion of al
most marble smoothness, and instead Of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as to the cause Of so great a change
shs plainly told thcm that she used the Cirta.-
sian Bain, and considered II an invaluable ac-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By its use any
Lady or Gentleman can Improve their personal
appearance an hundred fold. II Is simple in
Its combination. as Nature herself. simple, yet
unsurpassed IN IL efficacy in drawing impuri-
ties from, also healing. Cleansing aud bosatify-
ing the skin and complexion. By IL. direct ac-
ton on the cutiels it draws 'FRONT.' all It's impu-
rites, kindly healing the zane, and leaving the
surface as Nature Intended II should be, clear.
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent By Mail
or Express, on receipt Of an order BY
w. L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayeits ST., Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agrats for the sale of the
zane. feb7-ly
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Mary sitting rs a Court of Equity.
MAFcH 2Sp., 1867.
Mary it'nahart fENiiE object Of this
and othe.s, suit Is 10 procure 4
rs. decree for the sale Of
Susanna Rinehart the Real Estate whereof
aud others. q certain Joseph Rine.
hart, late OF Carroll county, IA the State Of
Maryland, deceased. died seized. for ~.
psrposa OF distributing the proceeds Of sale
among the heirs at law Of said DECEASED
The BID states, IN Substance. thai on Or
about the Alb day Of October in tie year
ses, the said Joseph Riuehart lied, seized
IN Ice simple Of about one handred and fopr
acres OF land, situated ia Carroll county
aforesaid, particularly described IN the Bill
and accompanying Exhibits. aud leaving n
widow NAMED Calarine Rinellart, OF Car
roll county, surviving him. aud the follow.
ing children aud grand children Us his only
heirs at law to wit; bis children. MARY Rine.
hart, Elizabeth Buck wife Of Solomon
Buck, William H. Rinchart, Louisa House.
tel wife Of Andrew HOusefel. George Rine
hart, Catharine Miller wife Of George Miller.
who nre all compliments in the Bill, and
hts children Susanna Rinehart, Eli Rinehart.
aud Amelia lsiBehart. and two grand chill.
dren, named George Ruoff aud Jacob Ilnoif.
the only children Of Mary RuoG, adaaghtcr
OF snid Joseph Rinehnrt deceased. who was
the wife ola certain Jacob Ruoff, and de.
parted this life before the death of her said
father which said Susanna Rinelart, Eli
Rinehart, Amelia Rinehart, George RuofF
aud Jacob Ruof Jr, ore the defendants IN
the Bill, are all minors, under the are Of
twenty one years, and reside in Carroll
county aforesaid, except the said George
Ruotf and Jacob Ruof Jr.. who reside out
Of the State Of Maryland. to vii in Phila.
delpha in the State Of Pennsylvania.
The Bill further states that the said land
cannot be divided among the parties entitled
thereto without loss or injury that il would
be to the advantage Of all parties interested
that the same should be sold and the pro.
eeeds divided among thGln accordingto their
respective interests therein and pra,s for
such sale nndera decree Of said Court. and
tor the writ OF subpoena against said resident
Defendants, aud for M order Of publication
against said absent Defendants.
1t Is thereupon adiudsed and ordered that
the Complainants, by causing a copy Of this
order 10 be inserted in some newspa Der pub.
lished IN Carroll county, once in each Of
four successive weeks, before the Ith day of
April 1867, give notice TO the said absent
Defendants, OF the object and substance Of
this Bill, and warn them 10 appear in this
Court, in person or BY Solicitor, on or be.
fore the sih day Of July next. to answer the
premises, and show cause, if any they have,
Why decree ought uut To pass IS Jraycl
Wh. A. McKELlIP, elk.
True eopy--Test
marI.it VIZ. 4, MeKrLLiP, elk.
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MONEY. FREE as WATER, 10 ,ooo Aen,

MONEY. FREE AS WATER, Il. 600 Acnvs
Ayl Local and Travelling Agents, Maie or
Female, 81 all sEes, are wanted 10 solicit trade
10 every City, Town, Village Hamiet. Work.
shop and Factory, throughout The entire world.
ins TIE most saleahle novelties ever known. -
500 PEn CEsr. PRoFir and ready sale wherever
cheredli Smart men and women can mako
from IS to $50 per day, and no risk OF iosst A
small capital required Of from $40 to Sieg--she
more money invested the greater the profit. =
No Money required IN advanee--tos fra ssnd
ihs articles and recsire he pag ejisrnards II
You actually wish 20 make money rapidly aud
ensily, write for full particulars and address
MINOR 4 co., (from Paris,)
2io broadway, New York City.
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Know Thy Destiny.

HtptNs +. T. TuoRSrOS, tho great English
Astroiogist, Clajrvoyaa, and Psychomctrician,
who has i.,oni.hrd the scientific classes Of the
Old World. has now located herself at Hudson,
y. \. Nadine Thornton possesses sneh won
dsrful powers Vt second sight, as To- enable her
to impAtkapvl,dge Of tho greatest importance
to tn single az married Of either sex. While
In STATE of trance, she delincatos the very lea
tnres Of the person you are I" marry, and by
the aid OF an instrument Of intense power, known
a. The Psvehohctrppc, guarantees 20 produce
hf'-like picture Of the future husband or wife
Of ID; applicant, together with date Of mar
risge. posii,oa in life, leading traits Of eharac-
ter, Re. This Is no humhug, a. thousands Of
tcsinanials can assert. She will send when
dciired a certified certificate, or written guar
antee, that the picture II what 1t purparts 10 be.
BY enclosing small lock OF hair, and stating
place of birth, age, disposition and complexion,
and enclosing fifty cents aud stamped envelope
addressed n YOURSELF you will receive the pie
tnre and desired information by return mall
All communications sacrrdy confidential. Ad-
dress IN confidence. MAD,NE r. +. TBhRSros
+. U. Box 30, Hudson, y. Y. feb7.ly
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE

MADAME REMINGTON, tho world 70
uowned Astrologist and Somuambuiistic Clair
soyant, while In 4 elairyoyant state, delienstes
ry. and BY the all Of an instrument Of intense
power, knoen as the Psychnmotrope, guaran-
tees to produce perfect and liie.like picture OF
ihe future husband or wife Of the applicant,
wsth date Of marriage, occupation, leading
traits OF character, &c. This Is no imposition,
A. testimonials without number can assert. -
By statsg place Of birth, aye, dI.position. color
OF eyes and hair, and enclosing ffty cents, and
stamPcd envelope addressed 70 yourself, you
>'viu receive the picture By return mail, toeeth.
" with desired information. X
Address IN confidence. N,paaE Genrappp
hsxisatos, !. 0. Box 297, West Troy, n. Y.
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A VERY useful artiolssor Housckecpars.
IA Ham Saws, just rscsived and Tor sale
By Ssouf5er 4 Hoffman.
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Estate Of JOHN Grimes, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admistra.
ton on the Personal Estate Of Jons
GRIMES, late of Carroll county, decd. All
persons having claims against said Estate. are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
HENRY POOLE.
march7.it Administrator.
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No. oss EoUIrK

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county
Maryland, sitting IS a Court of Equity
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oSviAyNa =. ana 90 u Jhi1h<r elacfed,
the authority aforesaid, that Immediately
atcr each drawing for jurors as directed Il,
tie preceding section and for talismea as
hereinafter directed, and without suffering
VIC said ballots remaining ia said box to DO
tiken out, or In any manner removed there.
ON, orinspccted, or examined, or said hox
v be looked into, OF removed from his pres
eace by any person whatever, the said Judge
oi the said respective Courts shall close
sad boz, aRd either lock or seal the same
securely and keeping the key or seal there
q hunself shall deposit the said box con.
Isn,ns TIE remaining ballots, with the Clerk
q the said Court, g be BY him safely kept,
NC from any handling or interference by
sny person whatever, unless 4 be in the
Meseacc Of the said Judge aud BY his direc-
and then only 10 tbs manner herein
ssecaee1 nd Il fof The trial Of any cause OF
fuses, rnsxksr evil Or criminal IN The said
CURED, tho Jndgo of1ks aid Conf NAV or.
qer the Sheriff 70 sumInaa such txlisfnas n
'sbsmen either from int az nau,es 1thai
saah Be drawn from tho said box CONTAINING
Ioe sad ballots In tho mode aud ens,ncr 4
elrecied in the third Section Of this Act. and
furnished 10 the ssid Sheriff, or ffom nv
community At large ns herefoiors practiced
ntCTiON 8, Had b Il 5hrihef enacted
no authority aforesaid, that ofihe forly
jurofe drawn aud summoned IN til
.q'Fd seelion Of this act directed, the twenty
lies names FIRST occurring in the order il
sn'cn they werc drawn, shall cunstitntc ant
ne Grand Jury for the ensuing lerm o
sas said Court and the remaining twenty
~ names pcxt 10 order u, tho drawing shall
ro11.ltuie and h tho PAN Inrv AZ AID an
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The West has a new seC.sation. A young
man is in the hah..;, Of visiting the large
cities, and in front of some of the finest
residences, usually where a couple OF
Young ladies happen to be sitting, he
is suddenly taken with hemorrhage, the
blood flowing copiously from his mouth.
Of course he Is taken in the house, where
his story is that he was in the war, has q
bullet in his heart, has been imprisoned
and all that, which of course elicits the
sympathy of the crowd, and every lady
comes down handsomely. The fellow re-
covers very rapidly, and decamps.
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members. and with whom we were unwli-
linz 70 differ-we were forced to starve or
fight. And hence the cstablishment-with
means furnished by Samuel Works, Har-
yey Ely, Frederick Whittlesey, James
Wadsworth, Frederick +. Backus, and
James X. Lvingston-of the Anti- Masonic
Inquirer. The question assumed its po-
litical aspect, unexpectedly, In village
charter election.
But lest this article should grow tedious,
VIC hasten to conclusion by saying that
the "good- enough Morgan" story origi-
mated in a joke, and though used with
effect, politically, for many years, was
known at Rochester by all who cared 1or
the truth to be wholly Uniformed We
never uttered the EXPRESSION. What we
did say TO FF.enezer Griffin and others,
VINO "sre insisting that the body found at
Oak Orchard creek was that of Timothy
Monroe, and in reply to the question of
"what will you do for Morgan" was {:
THAT 1t is good enough Morgan till you
bring back the one you carried away
1t was also well known that we, of all
others, took the greatest pains, and gave
the widest notice of the inquest to be held
oNSl that DpuN ohu bhntS oitSi GA 'h >'N'-
CATION in the presence of two hundred
witnesses, the body was, in accordance
with the views Of every person present,
recognized as that Of William Morgan.
Subsequently, when it was claimed by
the widow and son Of Timothy Monroe.
after all the strange, contradictory, and
bewildering testimony was heard, we
alone, of all the members Of our COM
mit;ee, and Of those to whom Morgan was
personally known, entertained doubts upon
the subject.
The allusion in this paragraph to "Wash-
ington" came from the Herald, whose edi-
tor in 1927, as Washington correspondent
of the Courier and Enquirer, invented a
SANDER about Mr.. Clay which, like the
"good- Morgan" cry, was used
with effect, like other SANDERS, for several
years.
Morgan finished his book in house ad-
joining that in which we resided at Roches-
ter. Mr.. Dyer, his friend, after enjoining
secrecy, showed us the manuscript, and
asked us to print it. We did not think
that q man who had taken such oaths to
keep secrets at liberty to reveal them, and
declined the printing Of the book, which
titdttu oil ChCitSLhCHbs
We lost another opportunity about the
same time for "imprint fame by decli-
ming to print Joe Smiths Mormon Bible.
He came to us from Palmyra with his then
unpublished manuscripts. Upon reading
few pages Of unintelligible iargon, we in
quired if he was in earnest about publish
ing such trash, when, placing what he call
ed " Golden Tablet" in his hat, he read
from it another chapter of Revelations.
Still we were incredulous, and advised
him to burn, instead of printing. Soon af-
terward he came again, bringing Arnold
Harris, well-to-do farmer and convert,
to mortgage his farm as security. But we
advised Harris to eschew Mormonism and
keep his farm. Like Dandie Dinmot, who,
when Counsellor Playdell refused his re-
tainer, resolved to employ another lawyer,
" Joe" went across the street to Elihu
Marshall, anot her printer, who took the
job, got his pay, along with the glory of
being the first printer of Mormon Bible.