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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN PARTITION PROCEEDING

George W. Houk ana others PpG " Charles
NewbOld and others, Derts
Superior Court Partition OF Estate OF ThruSton
heirs,
In obedience 10 an order of the Superior Court
OF Montgomery county, Ohio, issued In this case
House, IN said county, In Dayton, on
Saturday, The 5OA Of March 1867, at2PK
The following valuable real estate to-wit,
lot on the corner OF lhird and st Clair
streets In Day ton, being 10 feet fronting on Third
and running back 100 iert 10 ten loot allie, -
which II SUI divided and appraised as follows:
LIST. twenty nine feet lrOntOn Third at the cor
ner OF st Clair 100 Get deep and including build
ings, appraised at 500 per loot iront-t5 s0O
2d Inrty ect fronting on Third adjacent to
former parcel and 100 feet deep Subject to 10 se OF
l. Woodruff, expiring March ist, 1882 al Rg pei
foot mont per Hunum) appraised at {lT0 per loot
front on lhlrd-NithOut buildingS-Sb 100
Sd sixteen feet rronting on Third street and
lying adjacent on the we 10 last mentioned par
eel and 100 loet deep 20 same alley, appraised
without buildings at tl7O per loot tTunt- e. TO.
IL lot fronting u lUct on ST Clair tiett and
running back TO sixteen loot alley III feet with
ton foot alley ON the North OF IT, and with double
frame story dwelling house, &C Appraised at
S5 OOO
III Another lot Of the same dimensions lying
adjacent and With the same Kind Of improve,
ments upon H. and lying along is foot sliey on
the south Appraised AT Is OOO,
~. The lot known a. the Old Academy lot
fronting ~ ieet on - Clair street, and yinR on
the alley, and being " leet deep. Appraised at
v building lots on Jefferson street. south OF
west side Of said Jefferson street, aud running
back 70 sixteen. foot alley, iO feet A plat Of
which will be lett 40 the Sherlds onice for eXami
nation tn the day otsalo Appraised as follows;
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Destructive Fire in Toledo.

TOLEDO. March IA fire this morning
DESTROYED a block Of frame buildings on
summit street, between Madison a d JEFF
ferson, consisting of six stores occupied by
A, Brown Il Co. brokers; John SpellmSn,
T. Fank, jewellers, John Kaufman, NJ. La
hey, boots and shoes n. w. Eddy, I. S. Pad
dock. hatters; Wilkinson & Horde, Tail
ors; Sherwood 4 Coz milliners. The brick
block adjoining, together with the stock OF
Jackson q Co., booksellers, were consider
ably damaged by fire and water. Total
loss estimated at $2i0O0; insured for Sl6,-
600, principally in Eastern companies.
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The Fenian situation.

New YoRK, March 7,-Intelligenee from
Cork, as late as the 2lst ult- giyes reliable
intelligence of the political situation In the
south Of ireland subsequent TO the disper-
sion of the Fenian insurgents In Kerry. No
arrests had been made, and the country re-
held ready TO be launched against any spot
where treason may again show itself In
arms. james Stephens Is said 10 have
landed at Dingle Bay and gone to the In
terror.
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Confusion I'M Offices.

WAsBINeroN March This evening
one hundred and forty Revenue offices are
made vacant by rejections and cases held
over; and over one hundred postofiices,
some Of them very important ones, are In
the same predlcament. The administration
Is devotlng every moment possible to the
remedy for this difficulty, by selecting
nominees for the vacancies.
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DestrnctIve Fire.

oswEdo, March 7,---A fire this morning
destroyed the old Baptist Church on West
Second street and occupied by s. A. Webb,
machinist, and the Tabernacle of Spirit
ualists. The extensive foundry of King &
Co. and three dwellings on Third street
also burned, Loss, 100000; insured for
$4,000. One man perished.
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The Smuggling Business.

CHICAGO. March 7.-Eleven cases OF nut
megs, weighing In all l.l60 pounds, and
consigned to McGlashen & Co, of this city,
were seized to-day at the office Of the Mer-
chants Union Express Company. at Tay-
lOr q Wrlght's. on River street, and one
case at the Buffalo Coffee and Spice Mills
The goods are said to have been smuggled
over the border and the alleged perpetra-
tors have been arrested in Detroit.
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Democratic State Ticket
pom GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

pom GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL $. UHL, of Holmes.
FoR TREASURER:
DR.. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN McELWEE, Of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERALi
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, Of Cuyahoga.
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TERMS OF sALE-One'third cash balance IA
one aud Two years with interest on deferred pay
ments 70 le secured by mortgage on the premises
Can not be sold under two thirds Of appraisement
All the above property MAS dey sed by the vii
Of u g. Phiilips deceased, And the tile is un
questionable o. c. n. DAVIDSON
sheriff Of Montgomery County ohio.
HoUE A MCMAHON, A tys Feb rs 'oT dts
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Malt House Burned. .

BUFFALO, March IA fire this morning
destroyed a malt house on Penn street be-
long to II. L. Briggs. Loss, $4,000. A
large quantity of wheat and barley was de-
stroyed. IL was insured for $4,000.
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Business alotites.
DYSPEPSIA! !!
DOCTOR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. STRICKLAND't {

IONIC II a COIICtH- .
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, Win TN
Lntiacids and carminatives TO strengtheh
the stomach and nervous system IT. Is
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lhHiHgG G,
tv OF the stomach, Flatulency aud DeDilliy
Il is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited fer Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept. :
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
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NOTICE.

THE undersgn ed has been this day lappo ted and
qualified BY the Probate ourl OF Montgomery
county AdministratriN In the estate OF Austin
Maley, deceased
March 0, isB7-ws-sG CATHERINEMALEY.
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We ofor theso bargains for
r HIRTY AVS My,
MUST HE SOLD,
10 = clean sweep.
Go They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New & Desirable Goods

We oncr To sell at prices corresponding with
' preseLt times.
Mr.. strauss IL herr also for the purpose OF mai.
ing known TO the community at laIge, that our
facilities are far superior to any other similar
business house Tor ths reasons
/. We buy our Goods Tor Cash only
2. We buy our Goods in the Eastern market di.
rect from the mills or their agents.
]. We have them cut and made by the most
scientific Cutters and best 1aiOTs.
& We have always the latest styles. In Patterns
and Makes
o. We have them manufacturer under tho OK.
elusive control OF our long experienced partner l.
T.. strauss
.. We receive constantly fresh supplies from our
Wholes ale house in Cincinnati.
We receive them At FIRST COST not paying
ANY PROFIT ALL.
We don't labor under heavy expenses
We are not In the habit Of misrepresentipE
our goods.
~. We have all our capital and energies eIn-
ploycd IN this business, and
Which ls the most ina pOrtAnt, We sell goods with
the smallest profit.
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COUGH BALSAM

is warranted to be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenesi
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
ING prepared from Honey and Herbs, it
healing, softening, and eXpcctorating, an
particularly suitable forall affections ofth
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere lah5
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Stone Masons, Assooiatiotl.

| THIS Association met on the evening OF the 9th
i Inst snd adopted the old scale OF prices which
was adopted on the 18th July, 1864 with the fol
| lowing mod 1e8tOns;
| For walls, with two facings and mortar, per
perch, g.; Tor walls, with one facing and mortar
! 81 70 when MasOns work by the day the charge
| per day, a by authority of
March I, is8T-diw THE COMMIT FEE
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Atm AarfrtIstmfnta. .
ADMINISTRATORS NoTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
minlstrator OF the estate OF Hezekiah kakel, late
Of Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased.
March I, 1667-liaw3-2T JAS. +. THOMPSON.
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+ DIR. StriclSland's y
PIE rIf 5. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief, and effects permanant cure
Try It directly. IL is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts per
bottle.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTN ERSHIP.
THE co-partnership heretofore existlng be-
i tween Henry and Frede irk Beddies has been
dissolved by mutual consent, by Reddes retir
ing ifom the urn ihe business VIII be continued
street IN this city The claims against the Arm
II be settled by either OF the partners and each
one 10 authorized to receive money for deb ow'
ing ut All those owing us are requested TO settle
their debts HENRY BEDDIES,
March T. leBT-diwN u. BEDDIES
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Aurtioneers.

CHRISTOPHER 81 SPIELMAN,
BIB THIRD STREET,
DAYTON, o.
ARE PREPARED TO ERVE AS
AUCTIONEERs in country and city, or Will sell
'' ~ j. X. CHRISTOPHER and
DAVID CLARK
feb ol-wtf NMCunI.G.--
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Also, safes, Scales 80 large Casks Rectifying
Tubs Force Pump, Desks, &C.. &c
All the goods must be sold, the promises being
rented " John Powell n Co.
R6B- some credit viii BE- given.
Terms an catalogue on day Of sale.
March Z, l86T-dtt
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP

THE co-partnershlp heretofore existing between
il Casper Zugeder and Samuel Horlacher has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent said
Horlaoher retiring. The said Zugelder will con
tinue the same business at corner Of Warren and
Dock streets, aud is authorized to settle nll Just
claims, and collect all amounts due said firm.
CASPER ZUGELDER
SAMUEL HORLACHER.
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AR AUCTION. =.

Groceries and Liquors.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH ~ 1867 at tho store
~ formerly occupied by O'BRIEN No 109
second street, Dayton, next door TO Darst, Her
chelrodo Co. comprising all goods usually kept
in u WHOLESALE ES SrABLIsuMkNT
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Notice to Shippers.

THE Canal is now open, and am now fully pre-
pare TO ship all kinds Of grain, merchandise,
sc 10 and from Dayton and Cincinnati at custom
Boat leave Cincinnati from landing on Canal
street between Walnut and Vine, as follows;
Canal bont Louisville every Saturday evening;
Canal boat ST. Louis every "wednesday evening
Leave DAYTON from Canal Depot;
Canal boat Louisville, every Wesfhesday eyoninG
canal boat ~ Louis. every saturday evening
For freight 10 or from Cincinnati or Dayton
.nply 10 n CHAMBERS,
feb 20. 1o6Y-dim Canal Depot
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listing law, the Sheriff Is forbidden 10 sum.
mon as such, shall DO selected and placed
upon the panel or list from which TIE draw.
ing Is to be made as directed by this Act ;
nor shall any person be drawn aud sun.
moned totwo Uoaris successfully and the
said Court shall have full power and author.
ity to coeree the attendance Of Jurors drawn
aud summoned under this act and to punish
byiine or Imprisonment. or both, for any
default or contempt committed Ia disregard.
ing such summons.
SECTION Z. And bet enacted, That no
terms OF any ofthc Courts aforesaid shall be
held until Jprics therefor can be selected
and summoned IL accordance with the pro.
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 be snmmonedin accordance
with the provisions If this Act. 1t shall be
the duty Of the Judges Of said Courts to dis
charge the Juries which may have been sum.
tnoned by tho SheriiIs Of said counties, or
any Of them, without reference to this Act
aud 10 adjourn said term or terms for such
time us may be requisite to enable Juries TO
be selected aud summoned according TO the
provisions OF this Act and 10 direct Yeaire
Jdetas to issue for sUmmoniug the Jurors
who may be selected for such adjourned
term or terms according TO this Act, and TO
fix the day on which said Venirc facias shall
be retarnable, and ihereupon to proceed to
hold said term or terms in the same manner
and with the same effect as if the said term
or terms had been held on the days now
fixed by law, AID the Grand and Petit Juries
so to be selected and summoned shah be Ia
ken to all inteuts and purposes to be the
the proper and lawful Grand and Petit Ju-
ries MS fully as il the same had been selected
and summoned prior to the regular days of
holding the term or terms Of said Courts.
SECTION g. Had belt enacted that this
Act shall take efec; and be in force from
the date ofits passage,
SECTION 9. AHd BE- IL enacted that all
laws inconsistent with the provisions Of this
Act, be AMI the same arc hereby repealed.
We certify that the aioregoing is true
copy Of an act which passed the General As.
scmbly Of Maryland, Sanuary Session, 1861.
W. II. COLE,
Chief Clerk Of House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary to the Senate. mar2S 81
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TO Bridge Builders.

TNHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
Il county Maryland, viii receive sealed
proposals until MoNDAY, 2sth Of Arm,
next, for building bridge over Big PIP,
Creek. on the road leading from MiddIebsre
to Tvneylown. The AbuImenis are up and
any repairs TO them that may be required
will be paid for extra, or done by the Com.
missioners. The distance between the A
butments Is sixty three feet. This bridge Il
be a single span -
Each party proposing must give their own
plan, and send drawing and description o.
bridge. Parties may propose for either q
Wooden or an Iron bridge-and ii for .
wooden bridge, for either with or without /
roof A wooden bridge without roof
must be ofgood white oak timber; all floor,
Ing must be Of good white oak, Two and /
half inches thick.
They will also receive proposals for build
ing bridge over West Branch OF Patapsco,
at Sykesyille, fifty feet span-and one al
WOodblne, about 40 feet span, The two lasi
naned bridges are near the b. & o. X. X
Abutmcn,s nil up, each bridge to be guar
anteed 20 bear eight tons.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject all proposals, if none are sat
isiaetory. Proposals to be sealed and direc
ted, County Commissioners, Westminster
Carroll county Maryland, marked tpropo
sails for BRIDGE
BY order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
mar2S-it Clerk.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE f.

YNlIE duties OF this Institution will be re-
| sumed ON MONDAY, 18th day Of
MARCH. 1867.
While II is designed to make instruction
in the theory and practice Of Agriculture the
peculiar feature of,he College, provision is
made for full course OF Collegiate insirue.
ton, embracing the Latin, Greek, French.
German, Italian and Spanish languages, or
any Of them, a course OF Mathematics. Men.
tai and Moral Science, History, and the stu.
dy ofthe English Language aud Literature.
Natural History and Natural Philosophy
in their several branches win have special
attention. Military tactics viii be taught.
There viii he 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 a circular and further information, ad-
dress
n. b. WoRTHINGToN. Register. &C.,
Office American Farmer, Baltimore.
marli4t
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Election Notice.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN an Election will he held in the seTeral
Election DISTRICTS Of Carroll county on
WEDNESDAY, the tenth day Of April, Ia
the year 1867, at the places and between the
hours prescribed by law, whrn every person
entitled to vote for Delegates to the General
Assembly shall yots on the question of .
call ola Convention TO frame Now Con-
stitution and form Of government for the
State by expressing in writing or printing
the words ..For Convention" or Against
a Convention and at the same time and
place the said voters shah elect SIX DEL.
EGATES for sud Carroll county, 10 said
Convention. according 10 the provisions al
sthc net of the General Assembly PASSED Al
the January session thereof, 10 wit: on the
10th day ofsiarch, ia the year 1857, entisled
'An act TO provide for taking the sense al
the people Of the State on call ola Con.
yention to frame New Constitution and
form OF government, and forassembling The
members thereof J. d. HOPPE,
mar2sste Sheriff Of Carroll county.
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WANTED.

A LADY desires to obtain plain board
N in private family, near Westminster,
for the Summer, for herself, grown daugh
ter and three children.
Enquire at the Office Of
JAS. A. c. BOND,
ATTORNEY At Law,
Corner Of Main and Court SITS, West.
Minister, Md. aprill-5t
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lOAD NOTICE.

LlCE y hereby given tina, application
sii b. made 70 the County comlnis.
r Of Carroll county, ut their next
Pc after thirty days frem date hereof,
I purpose Of locating and opening a
? said county, canincntiig vt paint
shefe the Piney Falls crosses the coun-
running ktsm Marriot,svilIa to the
brsaeh Of the patapsco Falls. said
p be opened il necessary, thresgh the
Ief the following persons, Wis
9oneh the lands Of MieMah Rogers,
d u ncceszEsv, fhrcueh the fana nov
ed b George I,urnbsm, thence shro'
n Of Henry Devries, thence through
d Of Elias Devsies, thence following
Of an old road to the bridge near the
Slpne, Quarry, thence erosziax the III.
" q tho South side thereof and
tho lands ,ef Christian Devries,
y necessary, through TIN land DC
brove, thence through the lahd cf
Hddspu< thence through she.lands IL
Itus EIobl1, thence on tie line running
IN eaid Hobbs and William Gorsurh.
tkrouRh the land offs. +. G. Brown,
throd6 he land Of George Pattsr..
desse y Lowe, As near the division
questionable, thence through the land
hsge Y. Wethcred, thence through the
fDr. o. H. 0uinss, 10 intstsscf the
adIng from SykcsrIlle 10 Springfield
HENRY DEvHlES,
LLOYD Blt(liyN,rsss, I.
h0k and klly three Others.
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Estate q Atsa6sth 0piags. dsesassd.
NOTICE q hereby sivfn dat the Sub
IN seriber has obtained Iroia the Orphans
Court ofCarfoli county, letters of A dn,inisfra.
ton. on the Personal Estate OF Elizabeth
owings, late Of Carroll county, decd. All
persons having eiaisns against Ma estate are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise thcy
may by law he excluded from All benefit 4,
ssid estate. Those indebted are requested
" mako immediate payment.
DAVlEsAs owtNGs,
maF2s'fF Administrator.
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'A' sS EGyP pr coRS.

EGYPTIAN CORN,
which. upon trial, was found to ripcn, planted
even the last Of JAY. II u estimated, from its
very prolific qualities, TO yield $50 bushels per
acre, and weighs, by scaled measure, sixty five
posuds 30 tho busLal. This corn was proanced
by some procured direct from Mr.. Jones. our
consular agent, directly on his return from
Egypt
II needs no different culture from that Of 9th.
er varieties, and in the South two crops can be
raised In one season on the same ground. IL
grows In the form Of tree, and tlitiy-four ears
have grown upon one stalk, and will average
from i've To fifteen. For domestic use Il Ia IN
paralleled When ground aud properly boltcd,
1t Is equal IN color and hneness 70 wheaton -four
As a forage crop, BY sowing 10 drills or broad
cast, for early feed, there is no kind Of corn 80
well adapted to mich COWS, and none thai will
yield half the value In stalk or corn.
II eau be successfully grown in any State.
give the most saiisiactory references that
the corn is, In every respect, whAtI represent
IL to be; aud further. ] am the only person
Throughout the country who has this variety Of
corn. Having secured a quantity, ! am now
able 10 fll all orders for those DESTROYS Of test
ing Il.
TERMS.--In order that all may receive seed,
we have reduced the price to one dollar and
hfty cents package. Any person who will
get up club Of Eve will receive a package
Krats-Fifteen packages $40, Fifty packages
for ~, One hundred packages for $50 One
package will contain enough to plant the fol-
lowing season from twenty 90 thirty acres; also
directions for planting and cullivating.
Address, 7. Z. q. LINDSEY,
Box IS, Abingdon,
mar2l-3t Washington Co, Va.
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bs00 NEWT $500
Maryland Bounty.
Just Appropriated!

Soldiers enlisted or drafted iAto the u. s.
tryicc between the Is, April aud 18th De.
aber, 1854, and persons who furnished
baitutes between those dalesl who we're
asered into the U. 8. Service aud credited
pn the quota Of this State are now entitled
500.
For fall information send Naae Of Sol,
j., cosapans, Regiment, and Date of En-
lment, or Date OF DRAFT ifthe Soldier or
Bty Is dead, give the nearest OF kin.
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Public Sale.

he ihseribrrs viii sell at Pubic Sale,
1t Che residence Of Robert $. Barnes.
faes az IL, oihatIy Of Ipra, 1867
s,llowihg Personal Property. la.ely
u by US from the said Il. S. Earnes
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sworn 70 On the lst day Of April. 1851.
w. A. CuySlNGHAM,
spsiit.2u Cashier.
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PUBLIC SALE.


Df order Of the 0rphans' Court for Carroll
IL County, the Subscriber, a. Administrator
OF Elizabeth 0wiBgs decd, viii offer at Public
Sale, at the late residence ef the deed, on the
Washington Road, about = miles from West
uinstsr, on FRIDAY Lke bh day Of APRIL,
1867, the following property Of said dec d., viz:
"a ONE BROOD MARE with foal, 2
G[&}- COLTS, Zone four years old and one
L2A.yoariing,l 4 co VS., 1.-TWO with Calves
by their side,) Yearliog Heifer, 4 Sheep, .
Lambs, Brood Sows, shoats, lot OF Poultry,
Wagon, Carriage, Threshinz Machine. 1
Wind Mill, Grain Drill ! Plough. 2Harrows.
} double shovel Pioaghs. I CaitiYator, Hay
Carriage, Griadstone, Grain Cradle, Seythcs
and other Farming Utensils. Also Eight day
Clock and Case, large size, Mahogany Side
Board, Mahogany Tables, Bureaa and Book
Case, PIANO, Bed and Bedding, 2 Bed
steads, lot Of good Bed Clothing, Looking
Glasses, Siands, Rocking Chairs, dozen
Chairs. lot Of Carpeilng, Silver Spoons, Ten
plate stove, Parlor Stove, Cooking Stoves.
Corner Cupboard, Buckets aud other House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Also 1 Hectrify-
ing Machine, Clover Seed, the half Of IL Aorss
OF Wheat growing, lot Of Bacon, large lot Of
Books, aud many other article.
l1~Szie 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
TEaas.--Ali sums under $500 cash. A credit
of Six months will be given on all sums Of S. 90
and upwards, on note and approved security
bearing interest from the day of Sale.
DAVID A. 0wINGS,
mnrls-3 Adrnf,tstra tor
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z GOOD H0asES.

y Cows, 4 H.iEer, Sow ) Shouts.
n horse fIsw. I two horse Pillow. lot
1ans cshrs, Shovel 1'iow, cul,ivator,
ns. two horse WAGON, | one horse
pa. Sngle and Double Trees, Grind.
Ma,tocks, lot Of Barrels, Boxes nnl
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NEW Invoice Of Domestic Goods just
IN received ang s,ill lower at
api .Stouiier & Hoffman's