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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10
Count, cI.,,

VERMONT AT GETTYsBURGH.-Nlaj Gen. Geo.
&. Meade, the crowning glory of whose life is
that he commanded the army of the Potomac
at Gettysburgh, in recent private letter to
the editor of this paper says; 81 know of no
body of troops entitled to more credit for dis
tinguished and valuable services there render
ed, than Stannard's Brigade of Vermont
troops"
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War, in
a similar letter received while since, said
''The patriotic valor exhibited by the soldiers
Of Vermont, and their gallant officers, upon
many battlefelds, was never more conspicu-
Gus than in that great decisive battle of Get
tysburgh. Vermont has good reason to be
proud of her sons and the place they have won
in national history"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-01-10

CHRISTIAN CoNvENTIoNS.-There viii be a
Mass Christian Convention for Washington
county, at Mortified January 7th, and one for
Franklin and Grand Isle Counties, at
the Congregational Church in st. Albans,
January Is each to commence at 9 O'Clock
a m, and continue one day Tie exercises
will be prayer meetings, discussion Of prac-
teal questions, and sermon in the evening.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-31
Yelmput Go. Business girfftaru
COUNTY OFFICERS.

t,obate dqe-CHANDLER W.CAERoLL, L., s;iih, Jilce
pn-stairs in public buildings, nrsI doon W
S5eriTLSAMUEL b. PIPER onlcs III Puoiie
buildings. first noor. officefn pub-
CLERK Of ObsTts-J. B. CAMPBELL. rSoI,se pun
lie hniidings adjoining the Court Hoase.;
Auditor[R M CLARK Omce up-slaA' p1o
lie building, entrance atieft door. Main
Treas,areT-JAMES IRWIN. Omcc ON M"An
street first door West of the Bank
RecordeY-JoHN Q. BoLoN. OIuee ~ PuoAo
bniiiing arst floor, second door toleft
Proceeding 4norney-J. ": Ms sHAnSoN' stNrs onoe
upstairs over Patterson's Drug s5oIe. psI,a,re.
fn,naD,ixsioaers Alexander, 6eilaalS'
Henry Frasher, Hendrysbugh; Wliiiam "a
ssl,e'1ar,NJoTJS KKNNos, Fairview, Guernsey
County. t,eIlaire
Commissioners meet at St. Clairsvilie on tne
s-st Mondavso of March, June, September, and
pecember-and as Board Of Equahhzaslon qah 1saao on
the third wednesday of May. in eacn year.
',r The rrot,ate Court meets on the first TUESDAYS
of January, March May July sepsemipi eps Is always avs
onen tin business hours for the TRANSACTION Oh
other business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-31

MR.; WooDCoCK, of the Tennessee
Legislature, has introduced a bill break
ing down all distinctions of race or color
at the 6ars of liquor dealers" 1t scon-
plalned that black men are not allowed
9y some OF the Nashville barkeepers, TO
urlnk IN their saloons. When Nashville
whisky Is free to all. black and white i'm
every place where it is sold, the most
snecsuai means in existence for "hreak-
ing GOWN distinctions of race and COLOR.
!, y III nave oeen compassed. The bar of a
iiIquor SAIGON is great equalizer. Tt
ieVeis uoWn, not up; but it levels-there
Is no mistake about that. II soon msEss
II vigorously patronized. a GOOD ,neSro
the equal of mean white man and n
gro.-[ Journal. 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-31
Registered Letter Fees.

Ii has long been a complaint among
merchants and business men that the
fees charged by the Post Office Depart
ment, for registering letters within the
United States, We're too high. The prop
osition was accordingly made to reduce
the fees one half, and after meeting with
considerable opposition from the Wash
ington Department, the matter was
finally adjusted by establishing the fees
at fifteen cents. After the first of jan
uary the new regulation will take effect,
and fifteen cents will be charged for reg
istering letters within the United States
Considering the trouble taken by the
Department to transmit these letters
safely, and the difficulties attendent
upon searching for them from office to
office along their intended route, in case
they are lost, this fee is not too large
1t is claimed that If they are still further
reduced the receipts of the Department.
would not pay the actual expense of reg
istration.-TN. Y. Bulletin.
. Tho COnmravcinnal' ;hrarx, NON, o..
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The Congressional Library now con.
tains 10, ,955 bound volumes.
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REMOVED.

n rTsS PRISCILLA p. ALEXANDER, would
lN jnfrom her old customers and the puDMc
generally, that she has removed her MlLastN- n.
FRY STORE. to the room formerly occupied oy
Mr. Bjckham in Campbelis Room on the cor,
ner and West end of New Block, where she VII
keep a full supply of MILLENER1 GGSnS IrI,S ~
TRIMMINGS and ready made BONNEIo, al
ways on hand at reduced prices.
1898. .f.
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REMOVED.

a1ISS NANCY B. FARIS, would inform her
NJ old customers and the public generally Y aha tha
ladies particularly that she mas Gresin
ger. West Of the St. Clair Hotel, where she Will will
Keep a full supply Of MILALENE@Ra, LEN Ely "a raNod Nest
each season. to which she invites the attentlon
of buyers Thankful for past favors she W4mrG 2,
invite those wanting HATS or BONNEdS
MADE or TRIMMED, TO call where tney may
be expeditiously and neatly supplied
nlar2h 1858.
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Millinfrg.

MES. R. A. MARTIN,
uAS REMOVED TO NJ. KELLER'S ROOMS.
IL where she is now opening new stock OF
WIIIINERY GOODS, and is ready to accom-
modate ali her old friends and many new ones
Cali and examine her goods and prices peiore
Purchasing elsewhere. The latest styles Always
on hand and work done to order ap|o-A
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!; NO enid possessed of ordinary capacity
Is destitute of curiosity. The process of
reputation education has, we doubt not.
IN many INSTANCES, so deadened this de-
sire, that many mute and inglorious
Mllton'tsleeps in the multitude of COM
mon men, s : ~ y NY SiYS'-',
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-31

nR. j, w. FISHER, DENTIST, st. Glars
IL rifle, Ohio. ,1... ,r...,, eao. half
SET VuIcanite Teeth SIS; full sets On goid sSo 10
Sll0. Terms cash. ia. Main
Street, in building formerly known aS oiiion
House,
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OFEJCC
-, ST CLAIRSvILIE, 7
NOTICE hereby
thereof will the
will sold the
on OF
be paid that time And that
or soiu OF Viereu
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square (Ten lines Nonpariel, or less. .Ione
or three insertions, 81. Each subsequent ip-
serti0n 80 cents.
Business Cards, not exceeding seven lines, So
per year.
Merchants advertising, not exceeding one
fourth of column at any time, so per year.
half column, not exceeding four changes
during the year, SS5. A column, not over
four changes, $780,
Special Notices and Double Column Advertisements
once and a half the rates of ordinary adveI.
tisements.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
THE CHRONICLE is unsurpassed in this section
o. Ohio. 1t is printed on new, clear type in one
of the wealthiest, most populoUs, and enlight-
ened Counties of the State, and its circulation
is steadily increasing.
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DELINQUENT Tax for 1868.

BY TIE
1f co. nn1ained 1 the
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PUMPS!! PUMPS!!i

rI,HE CHEAPEST in use for wells or cisterns,
made of wild Cucumber wood, not liable to
crack from exposure to the weather, and on
h,,f n;n,lv costing about one-half. l have used
them for two years and know them to be much
easier to work and not iiabis to get out Of repair
Hcn't Mi to call and see them before buying.
FOR sNs~s JAMES OSBORNEs,
I, .>,Aw 1t. C7AtrsvtllA OlAs.
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Thc appointments

The tonRiy Commissioners hayc
made ia tho appointments ior Consla
blc., with the exception If one "; 10
be appointed 10 the 9Th District Tho
following I. eorrpc, list IL appoiBiees;
Coostablcs Usifiei No i--Wm
sneiar sud Jnsepll 4 Eek
District No VIVA 6ogaioose and
.ies.c Cmhhs
District 40. 81 Henry Enipple
auA paal Keinoekas
District 40 i--Ngah Siocksdalc, Jr.
and Henry s ShiplcY
District 80. > juhu " bowers and
Juhn Becker
District No G--Fofiiuaud Wolf aud
ono yet to be appointed.
District Ne. 7-R. c. Mathews aud
Benjamin Williams
District No. s~-Jphn TrBcy.
District No. 9---Georgc W Cullum
District No i0--Iamss Djiendall
District No. ll--Wm Lambert.
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SPECLAL NOTICES.
SONG or rnov.

/ nm mighty in Che subef,
Eiercely welded by the brave,
Glorious IN the stalwart steamer,
Laughing at the storm and wave.
Behuteous in the pnlacc pillars,
Saving in the pointed rod,
As II brings the deadly lightning
Queled and harmless to the sod.
But there is a glorious essence.
Where take my grandest power,
Giving to the RACE my surcst,
Sweetest aid, IN dangers hour.
See before me hy diseases
See the darkest hydras howl
See the rose Of health and beauty
Take the palest cheek and brow.
Fly. dyspepsia! ny consumption
Yes, oil ills are crushed nj length,
For give what human nature
Only ever nceded--sTREyGrmi
Shall tell in what great essence
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Pallid, trembling. dying sufferer,
lis the famed "PEHUyIAx SYRuP.u
The PERUVIAN SYRUP is a protected
solution Of the Protoxide OF Iron. new
discovery ia medicine that strikes at the
root Of disease by supplying the bI5od with
its rffal principle o. iife element-Ir0l
The genuine has "PERUylAy SYRuP''
blown in the glass.
Pamphlets free.
J. z. DlNSM0RE, Proprietor.
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Sold by all Druggists.
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MARRIEn.

Onihe 10th inst, at residence oil the brides
father, by Rev = Edwin Amos, sJoHN NJ,
BLACK 20 ELIZA JAsE, daughter Of Mr..
l.nrkin Clark. al Of this county
On the 9Th instant, at theresidencc OF the
brides father, by Rev. J. Steiner, .AcoR II.
CosT, Of Washington county, 10 ALICE l..
Kooxs, Of Carroll county.
Near Lime Kiln Switch, on the path ulto.,
by Rev. Mr.. -, Ionx W. CoiJKBEaRy,
Of Liberty District. to MARTHA BrokixoHAN,
Of Carroll county.
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NOTICE..

TIVE subscribers 10 the "DEsocRArto Anvo.
Il CATE" who are in arrears to this date can
pay the same to Mr.. Davis, at the Printing Of
hce, or to myself After the lst of January
next It will be necessary, in the case of those
who owe year or more, 10 send out bills, not
for suit, but for convenience of collection. =
Those indebted TO tho undersigned for Ad. erti.
sing and Job Work, who cannot make il con.
yenlent to call on him, win be waited on per.
sonally or by an agent.
noy2s-tf JOS, NJ. PARHE,
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10 CONSuMpTIKEs.

The Rev. EDw ARD 4, WILSON will send
Gree 81 charge tuAll who desire II, the pre-
acFlpt9n WIN the directions for milking and
using the simple rrmcdy by which be Nas cured
Of lung affection and that dread disease Con.
sqmpiioH. HE only object 10 10 benefit the Al.
hieted aud be hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, a. q will cot them nothing and
may prove blessing Please address
Hgy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. lga Soath Second Street, WiiiiAmsbnrgh,
New York. may18iv
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MNe 0rplana co..rt for caroli,ounlu.

IL tie 0rphand coavt yor Carroiropnis,
DFcEABTg TEAM, 1867
Ssho Ea''' Ss sa As sD"s. II.
deceased 18Th day Of Ianuary,
1868, that the sales Of the ReaI Estate OF
Nicholas Bcachlel. late Of Frederick now
Carroll county, deceased, made by John
Bcachtel, surviving Executor Of The last
Viii and Testament Of said deceased, and
this day reported to this Court by the said
Executor, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause be shown to the contrary, gn or before
the 2nd Monday, 10th day Of isebruarynext:
lfotsdcd copy of this Order be inserted
Tor three successive weeks in some newspa.
per printed and published In Carroll coun.
y, before the said 2nd Monday, 10th day Of
February next, The Executor reports the
sale OF all the real estate of said deceased or.
dered 10 be sold after tho death Of Henry
Beachiel, dcvisec thereoffor life, consisting
OF fOacres, = roods and n perches ofland.
more or less, by actual survey, situated in
Carroll county, aud sold ut public sale. in
eleven parcels for the sum Of fiur thou.
sand eight hundred aud twenty dollars and
ninetv.two cents. (S3s20, o.
Trne copy, Test
JOS. N. PARKF.
lnnis'8t Registes ofWills.
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Westminster Cemetery Notice

THE STOCKHOLDERS AND lot
4 OWNERS IN the Westminster Gene.
terry are hereby notified that an ELECTION
for President and Board OF Managers for
the ensuing year viii be held ia Carroll
Hall, JANUARY 9th, ct O. o'clock +.
NJ. full attendance is desired, ~ other
business OF Importance will he brought be
fore the Stockholders for consideration.
by order l.. X. GERNAND.
Jas'St Secretary.
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CTATE oF MARYLANn

CTATE OF MARYLAND
- OFFicE % THg SECRETARY ovSr,rr,
ASSAroiis, January 9Th, 1855.
10 al isiom 4 nay Concern.
NoIlCE Z hereby given. thai application
has been made 10 lie Governor ior Par.
don "a The case Of the State Vs. James Car,
roil, convicted IN the Circuit Court Cor Car
roll county, Of November Term, 1867. Of
Larceny, nad sentenced to the penitentiary
for years
The Governor viii take mp the said caae
ior iHal decision oa % after the 2sth. dsy
OF January inst, until which time protests
against the said application will be- henrd.
a''d The petition IN the case open 10 inspec.
ton, AZ the discretion Of the Governor
By order Of the Governor.
JNO. ~ CARTER.
Ja'p-N Secretary of State.
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ERRnRs oR YnrrII-

gentleman DO IN rsriy life vas victim
~ ilisi deeasiag vice - common to youth
Nhifh resulted 10 Seminal Weakness, ihsoinn.
tar kfaisaisnF and Nervous rrestfatIos snd
rslas neas ondink NJ, days IN hopeless misery
After sting nnmerepp remedies without success
~ ae,eiBed ffaIs freud ss,ae stsapIs rnles and
ptestgtptions thai eifeotsd permanent cure. 49,
90 behalfai fsarring humanity he win send
she Fasie fseF u chsrgc b. 81 uhe tnAr ae,lfe
u AddFcfs EDGAR TRENAfNE,
0eil0lY Station d. Bible II0ata. \. y.
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Louisa Muhlbach's Historical Novels
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raS' The news FROM Oregon is cbocr'
ing a powerful reaction aghinst Rad
icalism Is roiDs on throughout the
State a Porthnd correspondent saws
the Democrats viii carry 4 next Juao
by 1000 msioriry. TO be decreased in
November The william cite Valley Is
alive With the reaeilonary influence -
Conservative Republicans are daily
coming out from the foul party. Our
friends are bnpyaat, active aud conf.
dent.
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ERRORs an YnrTu

GrHtleman who suffered Tor years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, aud all
Die effects 81 youihia indscretsan, Will. Tor the
sake ~ suffering humanity, send free h all who
need u, the recipe aud directions for making
The simple remedy BY which be was cured. =.
Sufferers wishing 20 profit BY the adyertiser's
experience, can do 70 BY addressing in perfect
c9ahdsnre, JOHN Il. OGDEN,
may23iy a Cedar Street, New YORK..
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III = . y
Golden FennIc pills.


Fhir1 RVS noLLAHs A BOZ,
are intended for special cases rsaslflng moro
powerful medicine. 1hsy are ianf degree.
stronger ihsn the ordinary kiad and perfectly
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II rev eannai gct them ~ your drazgis. (
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On II ASDEBs, German chemist
aud a momber Of the Medical Faculty
Of New York city, aiier fileen years
research and experiment, has discovered
a method Of djssolyiug Iodine in pure
water. This preparation CDR. II. An,
dcrs' loaiae Water) has cured many
eases Of scrorula, ulco 5. cancers. &c.
that had resisted the action Of an other
remedies.
On TuAp says; The Republican
party must be preserved Well, tho
Democratic party viii send il FAR enough
NJ Salt River 10 preserve il, If salt will
do il.
Az exchange says all tho anthracite
coal IL the world is confined TO the
Wilkcsharre basin ID Pennsylvania, aud
il comprised IN district Of about fifty
niles il lcogth By four ia breadth.
RADICAL paper says. 'the balance
of trade is against Us. Our gold aud
silver is being absorbed just so; and
why Because your party has destroyed
the production of tho principal export
staples ofthe country
A LANCASTER paper says that taxa
ton in that county has been increased
from FIVE 70 Twenty-Five pcr cent. Ifthe
misrule Of Radiealism goes on year or
two longer il will require nearly all a
MN has, to pay his new Bounties taxes
The Chicago Times prononnces for the
nomination Of Geo. II. Pendleton for the
Presidency by the Democratic National
Convention,
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THE CELEBRATES
''Estey" Organ,

~ y0X HUMANE STOP.
Pronounced By all who hare heard Il The most
natural and beautiful imitation of the HUMAN
voice. ever vet introduced. =. ESTEY, a
CO., BrattlcI,ero, VT, the original Inventors
and Manufacturers. al7 Droopc ST, n. y; ~
West Fayette ST., baltimore, Md, ~ North It'll
ST., Phila.l ll5 Randolph 81, Chicago.
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BALTIMORE sHARKErs.

TUESDAY, January list.
Fiour.--Howard Street Super aud Cut
Extra 0 50aSl0, do Shipping Extra 10 50a
| Sl1, do High Grades II 2jasll IS, do
Family u 5Oasl3 Ohio Super aud Cut
Extra 25aSg 70, do Extra l0a$ 10 To-
City Mills SUPERB 5eaS 10 80, do Standard
Extra 10 50aSl0 Is. Baltimore High Grade
Extra % 50aSl4 Rye Flour 75ass d.
Corn Meal So Buckwheat Flour 4 50as5.
/ GBAIN.--Whcat was scarce to-day, the
| offerings 900 bushels white and 1900 bush
| els red included IN the sales were $50 bush
els prine Southern red at 50; 100 bushels
medium at 81 20; no prime or choice South.
ern white offered, still quote At saaS2 s5i
| 300 bushels medium Maryland Of - co. $50
bushels prime Pennsylvania ut 50 5Oi 100
| bushels common at 81 -. Cofn---32O0
I bushels white aud 10000 bushels yellow re
I ceivedi 2So0 bushels daup white sold at
| prices ranging ns 70 condition from lo5 70
| ~ ~; 100 bushels prime dry white at II 10
--nf yellow sales $500 bushels ~ 81 Is;
5000 bushels DO at ! l2asi IS. 600 bushels
| damp at : 90; H2b do AZ Sl0i: $500 bushels
/ Western mixed. delivered NJ FelEs Point, ~
/ 81 Is; 800 bushels do ut II II. Oats r.
/ $50 bushels offered. wiih sales Of 200
I bushels NJ Is cts. and 1850 bushels at "a
cents. as 20 quality Rye-smali receipts,
no sales quote 81 / 50as 81 per bushel
MuL FErp-~ C0aliaae,, quiet, and prices
nominal as follows fuf BrpwnstuF IRA $50,
and Miidlines ~ TaS85 per ton.
panvIslusa The demand from the South
Tor Bacon l. quito brisk aud prices steady
1t coats far shoulders, l2s cents for rih
Slider, aud ~ cts Cor clear rib-liems arc
quotHdni i7als cents, latter for best sugar
cured Lard igiaisi9 uts, % TO quality.
poniTHY Receipts fair; wo quote for
Geese iDhl2 cls; Chickens ltalG cts, and
Turkies isa2D etspeS ID.
SEEnE --S'lovtr Nas iH fair demand to. day,
wiih mles ~ i59 bushels good Pennsylvania
IN loss ni 81 80 Iimatty Is firm Tor prime
nt -. Flax Neldy 81 81 ~ per bnshel for
prime
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
January n. 1864
Rsef Caii's ~ The receipts II Beef Cattle
this week amount 10 1919 hcnd--of This
number ~ head ta,mu from West Virginia,
g2s from Ohio, s2l from virginia, and ~
from Maryland OF The receipts clio head
were taken hy Baltimore butrhaFs, ~ by
iarmrrs iue grazing. ~ sold g. spectators
COZ Easienl markets, - % Washington and
ARmpaNs butchers, asd The balance we're
fcshipej 10 ibp sasi sitbe,u hviag offered
here. Iriers 10 day ranged ~ inllaws, OA
CoSs and srEiauags ~ 8asi i0g ordinary
thin Si,crs, Oxen and Cows I5aS5 fais
fair 30 good stock Castle 5aSg -. fair quail.
Is Brcysr lass aud the very best Bcesc "a
"a - per 100 lis, else average price being
ahoa, 81 70
Suekr. --Ihe supply has l,sch fair during
lhr past week hnt mostly pf NJ inferior
gualiiy, for which ilasi cput. have bern the
ruiiag rates, good Sheep SIR scaFcc, NJ 6la
q cgpis per 10 gfsss
liunA = Tho sapp'y hns been fpI'f cqnal
70 che dcmand during tho pAsl Ncvs. sales
have beeu BRISK. ia,s p9iess haec docliued
- CENTS ror 100 lhs oa thu rates Of lssi
week, ranging - day from - IS tp $40 -
per lup lbs uoi igr ias 10 good iat Hogs.
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APPROXIMATIONS

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be obtained without charge by addres.lng
TIiOs. y. CHAPMAN, carassT.
mag25-ly $40 Broadwav, New York,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-23
NO. 91G EOUITY

NO. 9lG EQUITY
n The Circuit conrt for CorroQ eopaty.
sitting a. a to'oz Of Equity.
Samuel Cover and lnRpEegp this
Josephus II. Hoppe, ~ 9th day Of
Is, January, 1868,
Caihariue Erb 4 others. that the sale made
aud reported in the above cause by .Iosenhns
!. Hoppe aud Samuel Cover. Trustees. for
the sale of the real estate in said cause men.
toned, be finally ratified aud confirmed.
unless eanse to the contrary be shown on or
before the 9Th day Of February next. proyi.
ded a copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in Carroll county
ior three successive weeks previous to tina,
date, The report states the amount Of sales
u be twenty three hundred dollars. $500. !
JNo. y. BOYLE, Clerk,
True Copy-fcst
janl6 ~ JN0. d. Boris, CLERK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-23

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