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SPECIAL NOTICES.
:. N1ANHOOD.,---1oot her near Me-

s. VA ANHOOD.'s.--An another nelo Medical
Pamphlet from the pen of7DR. CURTIS. The
Medical Iim' 50 says of his work: s. This val
liable treatise on the cause. and cure of prema-
ture decline, shows how health is impaired by
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and how
easily regained. 1t gives clear synopsis of
the impediments to marriage, the cause and
effect of nervous debility. and the remedies
therefor" A pocket edition of the above will
be forwarded on receipt of stamps, by adj
dressing Doctor CURTIS, 1879 F. street, Wash
nJton, ID. e.: may2F60 lily
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"AS stolen from my stable last night,
w medium sized STRAWBERRY ROAM
HORSE, with some white on his ruInp. He l.
finely built and very spirited, is eight or nine
Years old, and is a fine saddle and harness
horse Is shod all around. He has been lame
for the last week, as if from founder or his
shoulders. An old army saddle with far
leather bride with armv bits, was taken with
him. He is supposed to have been stolen by a
Young negro man, named Henry Smith, just
from Vicksburg. The negro is dressed in a
dark mixed wollen suit, sack-coat and pants
A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery
of the horse, and capture of the thief
G.. d. BUST MAMIE,
June 3-d2W2 Kosciusko, Miss
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Auditor Public Accounts

GEN. BUcHANAN's ORDER. = " :
print elsewhere the order OF Genera
Buchanan relating to the recent elec-
ton in this State. 1t will be seen, 40
announced in the Picayune some days
since, that the Legislature will not oe
called together until after Congress
has accepted the new State con cons ,
ton; and the State officers VIII nol
take their seats until Nov. next-N
Y. Picayune.
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Great reaction among the rreeo
men, is reported in Pontotoc cou ~ y !
they are rapidly abandoning .ne ss"n =
dard of Flornoy and Co., ana CONNIE. .ne
to the aid of their true frlenos, Tue
Opponents Of carpet baggerle--ApeF'
oeea Examiner,
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DEMOCRA
Mass Meetings.

The State Executive Committee of the Democratic
Party, have instructed their Chairman to announce
that the People will be addressed in Mass Meetings.
at the times and places, and by the Speakers herein
announced:
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Oecial correspondence of the
Clarion.

co.. Rumphreys d. Col. Hooker at Scoo-
@ and Macon-The PeOple aroused
Cordial Welcome-- Signs Right
Crops, dc.
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IEcrURE.-It will be seen'
HISD'0 % our advertising columns, that
r'I',p7 ,trre is announced for tomorrow
,a''' lnreIo's Hall, the subject Mexico
81 3, A poveIle, who proposes giving this
J g " suroeon in the service of Max
l'' rbose reign in Mexico, and whose
lI ,,.r5 will be described as only one
1!.' u ~bo knows by personal observation
1~ rLo speaks. DR.. De la Levelie comes
',"'y .itv endorsed by letters from the
'1' .,rrces. as a worthy and learned
-'' .n and as an accomplished Lectu-
..', -, sneak for him a good audience
|. ..as assured that all who attend viii be
s.I and instructed.
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HESPERIAN PILLS.
..THE SURE CURE FOR AGUE.'

..THE SURE CURE FOR AGUE'
PILLS, have been tested in
I'll thousands of cases of Ague AND FeVer,
and have never failed in a single instance TO
eject a cure They are called the "sure cure
because their effects are absolutely cerIalh.-
THEY NEVER FAIL. HesDerian PMS contain
no poisonous nor injurious drugs. They are
nicely sugar-coated, and can be taken by those
who revolt at liquids and bitter pills. ASK
for Hesperian Pills, the sure cure for Ague,D
Price 81 90. at Buck Il Baley's.
VIM D'Oench IS Co., Propietors, ST. Louis
Mnp9ah1Y
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,-u YORK LIFE Insurance COMA
Va take pleasure in inserting the
y ..low. as the best proof of the prompt
!. Ling Of this Company;
LAKE, MISS, June 1st. 1865.
ar. B. G Humphreys & Co., General
,,.nts for the State of Mississippi, for the
r'r York Life Insurance Company
c,vrEuEN: In the name of Mrs. M. ).
r. '-rton. | desire to thGnk the Company
u, renresent, for its prompt settlement OF
y aoIicv in her favor, which her lamented
.-.bsndT f. Thornton, had so wisely ap-
.--.J far but few days before his death.
The fact, that the payment was made inn
'iiste upon the proof of his death, and
-frst the expiration of the time reserved
.rcb cases and that Mr.. Thornton died
nm before the receipt of his policy, is as
lance. that under any and all circumstan-
.1roupt Justice wall be done this company
Yours, &c,
w. M. THORNTON.
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.1ents for public speaking
Ind on first page

p 1Ii.b again to-day the list OF
1'P ,onts by State Democratic Commit n,nt
spt1lSn', .hs same have not been filled.
star ~ tr,ro and New Orleans rail
3' 'OD changes were found necessary
'olD' mis- as published to-day, are
y L.t will be observed.
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From the RiplY Advertiser.

We publish the following document
for tho information of all tax payers:
This is the kind of "relief' afforded
the people of the State by the Mon
grel Convention
Opprce AUDITOR PUBLIC AcCoUNrs,l
Jackson, Miss, May p, 1868.
To the Tar Collector Of 1tPPah e0""-
ty:
SrR:I am instructed by the Com,
handing General to inform l.; you 'f fo,
Real Estate will be distrained lol
non payment of the Convention n Tax Tax
the same as for other State Taxes
and sold at same dates and unoe
same conditions"
Respectfully yours
THos T. SWAMI
Auditor PulGc Accounts.
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, = Bankrupt Blanks for sale at TINS
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Petroleum v. Nash6y relates "1sar.
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative had
the effect to ss'feuew ihe, youth Of bis
beloved wife that !. she ran off with q
Yankee peddlcr" ;nthis is, probably moi
the only instance where =, Barfeits
has proved a captivating weapon in the
hands Of many lady whose personal
charms have been wonderfully brought
out by the usc-of this cxccllant prepa-
ration. - Mas.elsester IN. VI sifirTorl
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w ear MussTER szARhETs,
nsPsrssd Expressly for ,hs, ApyoeArE BIZ Thos
\. Sollsts 4 CO. 'ds+
NhohESALE rtIcEs.
RALrIMcEf NJ AnkErs.
IL TuEahAY, ApriI /


Flos~.-Howafd Street Super and Gu,
EItra9 5osSl0 20, do shipping Extra i ooa
fll rs. do High Grades II 60asI2 ~, do
Family IL b0asi3. Ohio Super and Cut
Extra g25aS9 50, do Extra LOAF 10 75.-~
City Mills SUPERB 5raSiO 90, do Standard
Extra 10 T5aSf'i. baltimore High Grade
Extra l35es<'ft. NE Elour s 0iaSs 25.--
Corn Meal So. Backubnnt Flour lass az
Grain Wheat licccipts iprday 800 bnsh
els white aud 5000 bushels redi market
steady. with sales Of 900 lssaicls Southern
red at 95aS3; i0gQbnsi.elx choice Penn
sylvxaia 10 At 81 s. /; II IL busIIelsslt 90 4, !;
600 bashals dc 1t S:.;1 BOO bushels infe
rior at So 40; q szlsl6f 1000 bushels Spring
ON private terms, qnote Mt ? 5OaS2 Co.
bushels yellow .receiyeis market quiet sales
81 IL 500 bushels good do at 81 10; 500
bushels ST %; 1000 bushs.ls slixs.d al sl-os ,
the market closed afSl III Tor prime dry
shipping white 1920 bushels good toprime
yellow at 1881 20; fDg bnsbeis. al 81 ls:
S %ns ss. a. 81 p 3D. s aa .A Sishs e.
ceived; demspd good, with sales as follows
40 bushels common atb2 eta 1900 bushels
fair do at S5scis; 49, bushels at Bs cts 400
bushels at 20, cts, and 200 bdx,eis az gias2
cts. Rye--saias OF 400 bushels ii 81 50,
and 200 bushels at 81 ~ per bushel. +
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, |
rfg.gs d April 18th, 1868. j y,
BEEF Cattle. The offerings at the Scales
during the pastweck amountedto 56i head.
The prices ranged as follows; Old Cows and
Scalawags az; 525sS5 ~ IN Ordinary THU
Ste ,rs, Oxen and Coos 8 75aSG so; Cir
quality Beeves s.)aS7 81, aud the very
best Beeves 8 50asio5o per i3J lbsi The
average price being about 81 90 gross. Tbs
market was actiye to-day; and prices ad
vanced about 5Ueents per 100 lbs on the
gates OF lost week.
Hogs. Prices rp,ged ~. follows; fair 20
good live Hogs ~ boaSli per 400 lbs uef.
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NJ Office is hereby given that application
In viii be made BY Petition. to ihe Coun-.
" Commissioners Of Carroll county. ~
their first meeting after thirty days from the
date thereon, for the location and opening
a public road Ia said county, commen.
cing on the County road heading from
VESTS Mill formerly Maus's,) to Com.
rad shneey, at the land of Josiah AdeIs.
perger then running on the bed Of Tie
old road past Anthony Wivels, then 40 a.
pass at or near the house OF Washington
Motter, then on the bed Of the old road 70.
and through the lands Of Henry Rifle and
Gershun Huff, thence TO Samuel Messengers :.
lime Kiln thence 70 the Stone road near the
hand board At the Littiestown Turnpike.
i8h Gl1RSff0M HUFF.
marriott and 20 oflprra
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R'aI''i''fF n re

MANY SUFFER- rather thon take nasi-
seous medicines. All who suffer from
coughs, colds, irritation of the bronchi-
al tubes or tendency to consumption,
will find in .Ds.illNtaf's 'Balsdm Of
Wad Cherry crmcdy as agree BILE TO
the palate as eifectdaI II removing dis
case. The Balsam issa pleasant rene
dy; it is safe remedy tits a powerful
remeiy; it is a speedy remedy; Il is a
remedy thai Scurcs. 'is7' ii', u
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II TAKE this opportunity q. inform my
old customers and the public generally.
that e. o. Grimes has purchased Of me, the
"West End" Drug Store. and with pleas
rerecommend him to the public, as practi.
cal Druggist and Chemist, he having had
more than three Years experience IN the
business. / feel aeiis6ed of Mr.. sGs giving
GENERAL Satisfaction. Mr.. Grimes is now
eiittingth9 Store and lsyins in a large and
ell selected, stock Of Drugs, fancy articles
I'd everything .pertainings 70 q, FIRST class
rug Storeai sTsm
Hoping my customers viii not forget the
est End Drug Stpre, eftfss 40
II am Resptctf AIy. 8. s...s /,
s $3.50 1fENkYL sfiRavER.
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no. ool EQUITY.

VI Circuit Coist ,5t carroA Coantg
a..a f'epmRr Tsax 1868.
Abraham Trome, rTNHE object Of this
"a. il suit j. 10 obtain a
Catharine Trone. decree 10 divorce ilie
complainant riac'ilo mairimoni from the
defendant The bill states that in the month
Of July 10 the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and forty five, the complainant H.
termarried with Catharine BoiIacker the
defendant, and that certain Reverend
Jacob Geiger was the officiating Minister
That the complainant and defenSsnt from
the date Of their marriage resided agreeably
and pleasantly together for two years when
the defendant abandoned the complainant
and his home, without any provocnlion given
her by the complainant BY Entertainment or
orthcrwise, and went 10 i've with her father
who resides in York county. Pennsylvania.
That the complainant and defendant at their
intermarripge we're citizens and residents Of
said York county, TINT the defendant has
always and now resides Ia said York eoun.
~, and that ihe complainant was a citizen
and resident of said York county until ApriI
LIST, a. ID. 1864, when he removed into Oar.
roll county, Maryland, and that since then
he has been and how 4 q citizen aud resi-.
dent OF said Carroll county, that since the
date when the observation-disclosures the com
plainant which Is upwards Of twenty years
thar the complainant has had no intercourse
whatever with the defendant, and that said
abandonment has continued uninterrupted.
" for more than twenty years, that 1t Is
final aud deliberate, aud that there exists no
reasonable expectation OF reconciliation be-
tween tie complainant and defendant That
about two years after the defendant aban-
doncd the complainant. she committed the
crime Of aiiultry and subsequently gave birth
70 male child, that the hepionsness Of the
crime Of adultfy committed by the defcn.
dant, and her abandonment Of the complain
ant renders his situation extremely unpleas
ant, and that proper regard for the laws Of
deeency and morality. demand that lsn he
divorced a riacHLo Didirimo9lii from the De-
fendant. The bin pmys that the defendant
may be required to answer the matters and
things therein stated and charged. That 4
decree may be passed divorcinr the conn
plainant rincRlo BsatFimoais tr0ui the Dc
iendant for general relief po tho complain
ant and fof an order Of publication agninsi
The drfendaat
II Is tiicrcnpan this 2sd day Of March, A.
d. 1888, ordered that the complainant ~
causing q copy Of this orlar 10 be inserted
10 acme newspaper Published ia Carroll
county, Maryland, once a week or foaf
sncee sive weeks before the "a day Of May
next. giving noiicn 70 the said non resident
defendant OF Die object and ubstaace Of
this bill of complaint, aud warn her 70 ap
pear ~ this Court u person or 81 Solicitor
onor before the ID day Of August next, 10
asiswer tho premises and show cause. II any
she has, why decree ought not % pass a.
prayed.
JNo y. BOYLE, CLERK.
True copy, TNii
mar26.it Jso. u. Bofis, Clerk.
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N0TICE is hereby given that the subseri
IN Der hath obtaihed from the 0fl,hahs
Court Of Chrfqll' Oos letters Testanientary
on the rerso q isstate n laesb issister
persons having claims sgaipst said Estate
are hereby wafned 70 ex libit the saspe With
in six months from this date, Otherwise they
may be excluded from ell benefit Of said
Esta.e. Those. indebted are requested TO
make i@r'sdi4es ysSs 66sssst,jI !, XII rRa
ap9- 4tH;me4 4 ...,..f Executor. :.
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MARRIED..

At the rcssdehcs 81 The brides father,
near Union Bridge, on Wednesday evening
March 18th, ny che Rev. III W. Owen. Ar
Peter j. W. Adams and Mss I.izz,e ,Dernc
both Of this county. Ilagcrstown and
Frederick papers please copy.
On the 18th nit. by the Rev Jacob Sech.
Ter, Mr.. Jacob II. Wjwer and Miss Hannah
Koontz, both OF this comfy.
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Bridge Notice.

NOICESs heasfy civen that sppliea
IN lion win be made by Petition. 10 dc
County Commissioners Of Carroll county,
at their 6rst meeting after thirty DAYS from
the date hereof, forthe purpose. az having
n Bridge built across Dig Pipe Greek, we're
The, Stone Road crosses said Greek at
James +. Dodrers, formerly Groves Mill, J
in Myers District 10 said county.
JAMES r. DODRER,
l,ap2-5t and ~ others.
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Valuable Lime uuarrics
AT Public Sale.

FNHE Valuable Lime Quarries Of DR.. y.
Il Butler, viii " offered al Public Sale
IN trout OF the National Hotel. Westminater.
on FRIDAY, rms 10th or Arsil, next. nt
10 clock, A. Nj This property is situated
upon the Western Maryland Railroad. within
the corporate limits Of Westminster. and
comprises i've acres Of Land well calculated
for Building lots.
Terms 70 suit the purchaser.
DIR. Il. BUTLER.
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LOOK HERE \!

yENIIE Thoroughbred Horse ~.
i RocgixcHAM, win stand theffS-,
present season. al the foilowin9
places On Monday afternoon and lines.
dFy bleach week at The Stable of VIM. Fr;x.
zle, in Frizxleburg On "Wednesday after.
NOON y, ana thursday Of each week at the
biaPksinish shor, Of VIM. Leese. On Fri.
gay afternoon and Saturday. of each week at
OF Maus's MILF =
ror Terms and Pedigree see bills.
dnlS y The best chance, gentlemen, you
"l'l nave Tor improving your stock.
X msr2o- ~ EzRAsD. MO1TER.
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s.olden remale rms.

rttes rlxs peLeAes bex,
sre lnsn,lcdfor special eases rsaagrlne more
powerful nsdieinesf Thsy are t4nf degrees
stronger than The ordinary kind and perfectly
HARMLESS and reliable, fEts
Ifyoa cannot gel them ~ yoat druefist 1
wa send ibgw BY return Inail, peftvnid snd
secarc FROM nbspryatien on sersipi III tie tsfsnrs
viii also send an Illustrated aud Conildru.
tai rirraiar 10 Ladies m application. AdAirss
D. BRYAN, ". d., si9 BfoAdhaY. y ~. &
IA n. ", HugEA, AgrnL Wcptmiastns, Nd. T,
octlO-fy. GFg W f
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DIR. WIN. h. ShiDley J,

nFfERS tisprofesslonal servic "a 20 tlie
~ the eitizensef Westminster and sieinify,
OrrIcr-adj lining Farmers aud Mechan-
acs National Ba *, lately occupied by Dir.
j. l.. Warheid.s After p. N. il not pro-
fossionally eu8aSei5le epn.be found at the
residence ofshfs Father, adjoinisg the Cath.
Ole ChnrchIAN -AAN ~ ~ anp9.6mo
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In the city Of ST. L.nnjs, on The 2sth OF
March, DIR. reuben II. SiihglalF, h the
14th year ofhisngrl son of Charles d. and
Eliza U. SlinglaA. zen M
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Dissolution Of CeparlncrsIliI,

fFsHB 6rIpsef piFrwpAt& WAEsoun was
Il dissolved BY mutual consent on We'd
sons Indebted TO the aboyeAirm are requested
10 eali and scitle without delay. The bust
nest Will be continued by Waesch & Bro. az
the old siaud. AS & mar .Q0,at#
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KITCHEN AND FI0WER uARDRN.
VOW .READF
DESCRIPTIVE work ~ no pages, fuiis
N illustrated With n braAtifnl cnfetrd falsia
ana 100 eBggasings, containing Z III ~ over
4bDe varieties of floNrf and Vegetable seed,
also, 30 varieties " ihe ehhlreit Freath IN.
bid GisdIelas. Ailthe NOVELTIES, tsslh % a.
iloNef and Vegetable, fur isss. wiz b. tssah8
dcseribed 10 the alase Wuwh. Tasirfslly lsnsnd
insieth, eolored plates, prics, poillbaia. 30
ess.i " pagieI covers postpaid, Is ets Ad.
drrs. wksiiBURN A 90. liofiitaIth II n sli.
Baston, Macs
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MORO PHILLIPS
0vsvsss InrWovfp
Snpcr-Phosphatc of Lime.

- AttkAtAR 0DAhaNIEE n
For sale al hamfqctmers Dspots,
No. y North Front Street, Philadelphia ~ 49,
No. az South Street, baltimore. ~
And by Dealers 70 general throughout the sa.
Country. iaf s. 4. ~, ~ s,.srs
Ets 81 @-AA-sesa t3a ~ gasiasst II a-lg4 : a.
The S0MIjREIio GUANo Of which sss
MORO PHILLIPS pfi0SPIIATE h and
always has been manufactured, (snd Or s.r Z
Which he has sole-eonirol for the United
states, eoniaips hfty per cent. mole Bonee>
Phosphate than krw Hone, therefore ii Il
more durable. The addition OF Ammonia
gives hgfeater fertilizing value
Over seven years experience has pioveassax
70 the Farmer That \ niakes 4 hcAyier grain
active but lasting. ass isslaJ 5.
Price $50 90 per ton, 1000 Ms. s a
Discount 70 dealers $3.50 "a f# ste
MORO PHILLIPS, ~
Sole Proprietor aad Manufacturer.
marI2.9m fs
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nsYCHOMAN CY "a suut CT akw.a -tIo,,

D sYCHOMANCYs INA SDuE CHAkmsso. How
either sex may faseipasa and gain the aiIsc-
secure prosperity 10 love or business. ygery
one tan acquire this singular power. Tl1s
qaceE exciting hook has been pablished bv ~
Ten yearss the sale pf which has hecf enormous.
and Is The only book 81 the Kind IN The Engltsk
language sent BY mail for rs ctA.. or hve fof
one dollar together wlth guide % the unniar-
fablithers Philadelphia. snaflg.4t
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RELIGIOUS Rev IT. j. Hunt
of Shellsburg, Pa, will preach 10 Kri-
der's Church, next Sabbath morning.
at 10 o'clock, At Leister's Church in
the afternoon at;2 Pm NJ. and in the
Lutheran Church 10 Westminster, at
Tim. - ls''- slii u 7'eT s.sl
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ROAD NOTICE.


NOTICE i hereby given that application
IN viii behnade BY Petition, 20 tie Coun.
y Commissioners % Carroll county, at
date hereof, 70 change the bed Of ths eld
County road leading from Conrad Shueey's
on the Tanytown ard Idstlsstown road 81
John VESTS Sill on Big Pipe Creek. and
from there 10 the Turnpike at Mount Pleas.
tieAid change 70 be made on the diyisieh
lie between .losieh Adelspereer, Barharn
Bahuigardner and the heirs Of John Baum.
gardner. Aud your petitioners therefore
pray that your Honorable body viii appoint
Examiners TO view and examine the ground
Of said road for the purpose Of making said
change asaforesaid, andin duty bound viii
ever pray.
II .NRY r. Eek.
fnaala-5t and 40 others.
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IN he OrpAaHs cen,s .tor caroR coHntv.
III 81 FknarAns TEan. 1868

IN tae OrphaHs' cen,F in Car1oR coEntv.
SIS son FrparAns rEax, 1858,
.,, E,ia e. e sppIlession !. Is
dsceascd. q Mnfch, IsGs. ,hai
The sale ~ the Real Estate 81 David Fow.
bic, late 81 Carroll county, deceased made
BY Henry Fcwblc, Executor a. tbs last
WI and Testament Of said deceased, and
!aia day reported to this Court by me- ana
executor pc ratified aud confirmed. unlcss
e;snse be shown 70 The CONTRARY. on Or before
the % Monday, 10Th day oil April next !:
provided cepy Of this order ha inserted
for three successive weeks IN some news.
paper printed and published IN Carroll coun.
", before the snid sd Monday. a0th day IL
April next. The Executor reports The safe
Ct ihe real estate Of said deceased, being a
: iarm. situated IN Carroll county, containing
los acres OF land more orJcss, sold al pri
vatc sale Jor The arm ofthf8e thoasard eIel,t
hqndrl 4 eighty eight dollars. (S3SSS. 90. J
True copy,-~Tesii
JOS. NJ. PARKE,
fnar263t As.e Register of Wills. (
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NOTICE.


NoTIcEs hereby gieen that lho Com.
IN missions " The following t.orsong
appointed Justices Of the Peace IN and for
Carroll county and State Of Maryland. we're
this 2sth day Of March, 1868, received b.
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, aud they are hereby notified that
those failing 10 qualify within thirty days
from this date, their places will he deeIned
vacant: John W. jones, JoshaA Swiszer.
Charles DEFINING, William j. smith, Jshn
n. MeAlisicr. David Otto, Rboderick Dor.
sey, Stephen Gotsacii, Hcny Bussard,
Charles Sykea. John j .amplie, John d.
Summers, Abner Neal, J. II, Hoppe, Vim.
j. Mitien, William l.. Tracy, David II.
Hufaeker. Henry Moitcr, J. Oliver wad.
low, Cornelius jenkins, CHARLES w Hood
Sr., AzariIsh onrsler, William Siosksdale,
Nathan Gorslcb, Levi Yingling, John
Mins, A lfred Warner, Joshua Cain, Henry
ualt, William Fisher.
JNo. D. BOYLE, Clerk.
Westminster, March 2slh, 1868.
apg II.