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Tho above described Real Rstaie {, situated
and bounds on the Western Nd Railroad. three
niles from Wcsthiipstcr, aud about ous.fGurth
~ mile from the 0ofsuch Station on said Hail
Road.
Farm No. I. Il IN good state Of cultivation,
conveniently uaiered b. ssfef.iailing streams,
The hcids ave laid % 10 convenient siao and en-.
elofed By good fences, about u Acres h aFsi
class NeadoW Lard. sad about 40 Acres Il
heavily covered with Chestnut, Hickory aaa
Oak Timber.
Farm No. 2, aaleips No. !, and about ono.
haiti u nilAh,e iaad add she Other half u cxrrii
lcat fimber Land. consulting II Chestnut.
Hickory and Osk, ADD IL watefcd by thu Pa
tspsc1 and other streams.
Yarn No. J. sdiniaa No :, and u IN a high
state Of cultivation. hslidinss ana fcnecs is
good repair. There u alsS thriving Young
Orchard on the pfemtsrs, = Spring u good
ustrf nrar The HoHse. aud dac proportion IL
MsadaH snd Timber Land.
Lot No. /, isa wonA lot adjoining the Hons
Farua, oenflslirg ~ fret ciasa TisbgF.
lat No. ?, adjains l,ot 30. !, and Il a Wood
lset, egnsisliag priasipails q chesingi Tiaihot.
lot No. J. y parcel 81 Meadow Land TN.
msdlately opposite tiie Home Farin, lyinF b..
twern tbs Faiapsso and westsfh Nd. Railroad.
fuli Fiat ~ all the Heal RstAlr above De
sefibod glll b. exhibited on The day " sale.
Ans inieFmatiob 10 rsKsra 10 the saHnc will h.
fafalshsd on application b The TFusica, al
wsssu.iusisr. Ma, spd pefsons ishing b VI les.
The premises will call Hpan Ne. psaiei Long
rvsiaiog on tho Home fsrm.
Tsfas 81 Sale ~ prssssibsa b. ne cosrf are
0ns-thiFd cash on he day u sale, o. on ID,
fsliica,ion thereof aaestAird IN one yssr, ans
the nihrr one-thifd 10 twe yeafs fgoaa The dsS
~ sale, the crrdll ~ ' aseHts 10 he sccafed Us
The aaics n ihs pnrrhss@r ~ Purchasers aiil
approved sscasity, beEfihK intsrett from tn
day ~ sAis,
cHAs. 7. gEtFsNIDER. Tra,,ss.
Cperf A Hsussisaa, Solicitors.
ssr 1T
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The County Convention.

Pursuant 10 the call of the Central
Committee the Democratic and Con.
sentative County Convention assembled
at the Court House, in Westminster,
on Saturday, the Goth day Of August,
aud was organized by calling DR.. Nathan
Browne to the Chair, aud appointing
Stephen Gorsuch aud John Smith Vice
Presidents William +. Anderson and
George A. Shower we're appointed Sec
retaries.
Upon calling the districts il was
was found that all we're fully represent
cd except Uniontown and Taneytown.
On motion, II. T. Webb, Hiram Davis
aud Jesse Crabbs were authorized "a
represent Uniontown District. The
Convention then proceeded to elect five
Delegates TO the Congressional Conven.
ton, which assemblies in Hagcrstowu
on the 9th day Of September. Twelve
gentlemen were placed in nomination
aud the following we're chosen on the
FIRST ballot: Stephen 7. G. Brown, Johu
i. Boyle, Thomas r. Cover, DIR. Herr,
~ Dtttb duu Camuci OoFeTs
The following resolution was then
offered by Mr.. Frank Shriyer, aud car
ried:
Resolped, That the majority Of the Dele
gate this day chosen TO represent this count,
in the Congressional Convention, which
meets in Hagerstown, on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, proximo, be and they are hereb,
authorized and instructed to cas-, the ful
vote Of this county in said Convention.
On motion tho Convention went intc
an election for FIVE Delegates to repre-
sent the county in the Electoral Con
vention, TO meet in Baltimore, on the
I'd OF September, which resulted 10 the
choice OF the following gentlemen -
John Smith, Louis =. Sliaeluh, DIR r.
I. Shaw, George A. Shower aud Joseph
Davis.
The Convention having finished ia
labors, on motion it was
ResolUed, That the proceedings be
published in the Democratic Advocate.
N. BROWNE, Chm.
WIN. 7. ANDERSON, ! s
GEo. A. Shower, oOerc'af'cS'
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To Our Readers.

Owing to the crowded state Of our
columns VIC are compelled to leave out
very many interesting articles prepared
for this issue, such as editorial matter,
communication in regard to the public
schools, 30. Most Of the advertise
ments, which are legal ones, we're moi
received until tho day before publica
tiOn, and j. was necessary they should
appear this week, or the trustees would
have been put to considerable trouble.
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Items of News.

Col Robert Ould, who acted during
the war as Confederate Commissioner OF
Exchange, has furnished a chapter in
the history Of the late war touching tho
exchange OF prisoners, by which il ap.
pears that all the responsibility for VIC.
lating the cartel, aud the consequent
suffering and death of SO many prison.
crs, rests with Gen. Grant. IL is i'm.
possible for any impartial reader to
withhold credcnce from Col. Guilds
plain statement, and it proves, what
many we're prepared for, that the Au.
dersonville horrors are fairly chargeable
to the heartlessness Of the Radical lea.
ders, approved by the General 10 com.
mand of the Federal forces. For the
truth of his statement he appeals to Gen
Milford, the Federal agent of exchange,
and also cites corroboratiye evidence
from the report of Major General But.
Ter to the Committee on the conduct
&C the War"
Rev. Henry Wendt, formerly Super.
intendent Of the Lutheran Orphans
Home at Germantown, and who about
two years ago was arrested, convicted
and sentenced to term of fifteen years
to the Pennsylvania Penitentiary for
having outraged a number of little girls
under his caro- in the Home, has cs.
capped from prison, and it is said has
gone to Europe.
Rev. George Parsons, Of Milton, Pa,
has received call from the congrcga.
tion of st. Marks Lutheran Church,
Of Hanover, Pa, and has accepted it.
Russia sends fourteen thousand Grim.
inals to Siberia every year. One fifth
of them die from the fatigue of the
journey, 1900 miles, which is perform
ed on foot.
Land near Plcasantville, Venango
county, which was offered one month
ago at $3.50 per acre, is now held at
$4,000 per acre.
Auson, Maine, produces more wool
than any other town in tho State. -
There are $4,000 sheep in the town, Of
chiefly Spanish merino.
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The DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE is he
best advertising medium, having the lar
gest circulation, for reaching The. peopl,
Of Carroll county. II IS read by verg
large number Of persons, and its ,ceckl,
advertising colunns shop great amounI
Of local advertising. Our columns arc
not hired 10 agents, but are filed ,oitl
Mc business Of home. The circulatio,
as increasing rapidly IN this and III
aqjoiainy counties, also IN Adams ana
York counties, Pa.
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Diatricf Court Of ne United States, for
me- Bistrief II Maryland. n Bank
yapicg. IN ne matter Of Jomes "
Mag'T, BaHkyup,
DHrAler oF hasr1AKb, 49,
THIS IL 10 give nntiee. that The 10Th day
o. Augaat, iese. warrsnt % Bankruptcy VAS
Issued out u The District Ceart Of The United
statcs, for the District 81 MARY land, against shs
estate Of James w. shssisT, u Manchester,
Carroll Co., IN ssid District, Who has been adj
judged BaDkrBpl on hia eSR petition; that
the payment VI any debts, aah the delivery u
any property belonging 10 said bankrupt, e
him, o. for has use, aud She transfer 81 any
property by him are forbidden BY lay, and thai
= rc,Ing 81 the Creditors of said Bankrupt. %
prove their debia, aud 20 choose one OF more
Asfigncus ~ hit Estate, will be held At q coari
Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden a No. n Market
Street Frederick Md, before y. y. N. Hurley
ksq., Register IN bankruptcy, for said District,
90 The 18th day Of September, A. ID. lseS, al
10 o'clock N.
WASHINGTON BON1PAST,
U, ). Marshal for SAid District
Sept 5--5t.
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Dia.iet Court Of me- United Stats. for
he District IF Maryland. In Bank
reptty. III ne matter ~ joel A.
Boha,per, Bankrapt
Dtsrgicr or MARYLAND, ss:
THIS IS 10 give notice, that on the 9Th day
Of August, 1868, Warrant Of bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court Of the
United States, for the District Of Maryland.
against the estate Of Joel X. Bollinger, Of
Union Bridge, Carroll Co., in said District,
who has been adjndgcda Bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment Of any debts, and
the delivery Of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, TO him, or for his use, and
tbs transfer of any property by him are Tor
hidden by law. and that mcetini Of the
Creditors Of said Bankrupt, 10 prove their
debts, and 10 choose one or more Assignees
OF mis- Estate, will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, 20 be holden at No. 81 Market
Street, Frederick Md. before b. Il. NJ. Hnr.
ley, Esq, Register IN Bankruptcy for said
District, on the 18th dry OF september, A.
ID. 1865, ut 100 clock A. NJ @
WASHINGTON B0NIFANT,
U. s. Marshal for said District.
aug 2T--2t
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On the 2sth uiiimo. in Myefsyillc, this
county, Ellen, daughter Of Joseph Erb, aged
10 years. | / months, and days.
Departed this life, on the 9th Of August
a, the residence Of her father, AFTER brief
though painful Illness, Margaret Ellen, cid
eat daughter Of fiepreo w. and julia AM
Shipiev, IN the 18th year of huf age.
"Unteil Inv basaul, faitbfai lanih,
Take thls now treasure - thy ,fat,
And giss their sacred relies room
To siumber IL The siIeHt deEL
Nor paia, nor grief. nor aHrious fear
Invade tbs b4unas no moftsl wncs
Can reach tho rvscsfai sleeper here,
While angels wstsb the seit trposs."
Wessss
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mAnRIEn.

Al the residence Of the brides parents,
iner, Fletcher d. asselIand Sarah J. Grouse,
all OF this county.
A. the parsonage, By tho same, on the
3Oth Of August, Jacob Mana and Emma T..
Clarke, both 81 this county.
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Real Estate Agents.

TuE undersigned, having associated the
Real Estate Agency with their Banking
business, will be ready with blank forms,
for tho description Of property By the 25th
Of August, 1868. Any persons desiring TO
sell or purchase property, will do well by
calling on ~
FnIZELL 4 MANNING,
BRoKERs,
aud Real Estate Agents.
org 20, --tf Westminster, Nd.
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Its we'll known fact that the Cir
eassian beauties possess magnificent
heads Of hair. II its possession eau
lend additional charms to the semi.cn,
frightened ladies of Cifcassia, how much
nora docs it adorn the beauty Of our
highly.cultivated American bellies. Il
is easily attained BY tho use Of Bar
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative. -
Washington (D. O. Chronicle.
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D. L. LESTER.
!. MANAHAN

Es'ois # Hsarg FAR. ,i,cerscd
NOTICE 10 hefehs given hat the ssbssss.
i,rf has shiSiasa ffpu The Ofrhahs'
Cont ~ Carroll euaaty, IstisFa Tssssmsatsry
on The pgEfnnsi Eststc ~
HENRY FAtR.
late II Carroll coaatY, deceased. Al peFEnps
hAtiaR ciaias against sAia EstAte arc hereby
EARNED ~ sxbihii lhs sAass wtthin ia mauih'
fras. Tits date. Otherwise they tsaY - c1eind,
- ffom ~ hsnehi y said Esssse. Tbaae 10.
MICHAEL ". FAIR,
,epi a-tw EEerst8s,
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E.tate II catharine Grod. deeea.ed

E.tate Of Cothariae Gro6, deceased.
NOTICEis hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der bath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county letters OF Admins.
traitor, with the Will annexed, on the Fer.
sonal Estate Of Cataariuo Croft, late Of
Berks county. Pennsylvania, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned 10 exhibit ihe same with.
10 SIX months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested 70
make immediate payment.
JOINT. BAUMGARTER,
Scpt3-iis Administrator.
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A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
AT puRl.lc sALE.

The subscriber, a Attorney Tor the ownor,
will sell n Pebble sale, At Meant Airy, on
Saturday, September 1911, 1868,
q, l o clock, r. ~, a Tract of Land, eoa.
tanning
40 ACRES, mere or less.
Portable two story log Weather .essy,A
bossrd House, With back bald 'fsspM
ing, log HaEn, smoke Ito .se, AAkA.
Chicken House, Tobacco House, &c. ali
% which are 10 good repair The LAID l. IN
good state Of cultivation, tho fields arc
laid on 10 convenient aike hatl veil wAlcrcd.
This farm Is three i9aFths Of u mile from
Mount Airy Station, on the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, aud adioias the land 81 10.
seph spurTier, Dr.. beam aud Nimrod
Harrison, and was formerly occupied b.
William Stamp.
The above described property, by reason
Of iis proximity 10 Railroad, convenience 10
market, schools, churches, mills &c., pre-.
senis great Inducements TO purchasers.
Any information 10 regard To the proper
y can be had on application 70 the Ender
siracd, and those wishing TO view Il will be
shown the sane by Mr. browning residing
thereon.
Terms Of Sale, are, --one half cash, bal.
anca Ia two aud three years, the credit pay
mcnls TO be secured by the notes Of tie pur,
chaser or purchasers With approved security,
bearing interest FROM the day Of sale, or a
longer credit viii be gwen if desired.
CilAS. =. BElFSNlDER.
Attorney for George NJ. Ehrman.
sep 3-ls
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The subscriber, by virtue Of the decree Of
the Circuit Courlior Carroll county in Equity,
passed IN the ease OF j, j. Banmgartner and
others, against Mary l.. Baumgartner and
others, Will offer the land in said cause de.
creed 10 be sold at Public Sale, TO the high.
cat bidder upon the premises, on
Saturday, he 26th dog II September,
1868, at o'clock, p. NJ.
This property rs situated 10 Carroll coun.
ty, Md, on the public road leading from
Meist's formerly Mans aIill,l 10 Conrad
Shues, formerly the property OFF. and l..
Peters, about . miles from the former and
] mile from the latter place, and adjoni
lands Of Josiah Adlesperger, josiah Baum.
gaftncr aud others, and contains
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TRUSTEES SALE
DESIRABLE FARM & LOTS.

The undersigned, rs virtue oF tho Decree
Of the Cuepit Court for Carroll county, As a
Court Of Equi,y, passed 10 the ease Of The
Bank Of Westminster, agsinst Amanda Shat
fer and others. and tie order aud decree
passed September :, 1851, by the Court and
10 tae caosc aforesaid, will olIcr the follow.
ing lands Tor sale ~ the highest bidder, on
The premises, on
!Sgtar'isy, tis III 'i,y n 0oioJer, 1868
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue OF the last VIII and Testament
ID Of Daniel Leese, late ofCarrol county,
deceased, the subscriber, rs Acting Execu
tor of said deceased, will, by virtue Of the
authority vested in said viii sell the Real
Estate left by said deceased ut Public Sale,
On Friday, September 2bth, 1868,
at o. clock, P. NJ, on the premises Of said
deceased, lying on the Pennsylvania and
Maryland State Line, adjoining lands Of
George Feeser, John Gauble and others, in
site Of the road leading from the Union Mills
10 Hanover, about 4 miles from the former
and Q miles from the latter place, containing
fOi 81 Acres and II PercheS
OF LAND, more OF less. Part Of the
land lea in Union Township, Adams county,
Pennsylvania, and part in Myers District,
Carroll county, Maryland, and will be sold
together in one parcel The land is in
high state OF cultivation aud produces very
we'll, Is laid out in fields Of convenient size,
and under good fencing, and has been lined
a different periods, and is accessible 10
limestone that can be obtained at all times.
There is about 20 Acres Of fine
TIMBER LAND,
comprising Chestnut, Oak and Hickory.
There is adue proportion Of Meadow ground,
producing heavily There Is on this farm
3 Orchards Of all kinds Of fruit. The I'm.
provements consist Of ono and half story
DWELLING HOUSE,
with Cellar under, in good ALasA-
order; large Bank Barn, ~
with Wagon Shed attached, q d
| a pump az pure water ct the door, ana otner
out houses. These baildings are located in
| the part living in Pennsylvania also one
and half story Dwelling House, a Stable,
aud Spring Of pure water aud Spring House
| close 10 the dwelling, and number OF Other
Springs on the rart located in Maryland.
Also at the same time and place
A NO Oh Il o A.,
containing 8 Acres and II Perches Of Land,
| lying IN Pennsylvania, about ! mile from
the above Farm, consisting Of Chestnut and
| other Timber that cannot be surpassed
The above farm has many advantages, Al
tho buildings are located on the county road
Il lies convenient 70 Churches, Mills, Schoo
Houses, aud surrounded by an intelligcn
and neighboriy community. The location
: Of ihis properly Is very desirable and would
make valuable homestead.
The sale will be positive.
Any person wishing to view the propert,
before the day Of sale, win please call OF
John Shall residing thereon.
TRAVIS oF SALE. One third part Of tn
purchase money to be paid by the purchase
or purchasers TO the Execution on the day 0
sale, or on the ratification thereof by th
Court, and the balance in tso equal pay
ments 10 oae aud swo years from the day o
sale, and 10 be- secured Ivy the notes, bond
or single bills Of the purchaser or purchaser
with approved security, bearing inttrcs
from day Of sale.
WILLIAM IEESE,
Acting Executor.
J. HgSHY lloreK, Aucsioneer.
!. IYm. Earhnt, Clerk. [sep Sta.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

DY virtue Of commissions issued 10 Us BY
I'D the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, TO examine and determine whether tho
public convenience requires road 10 be Open
cd and located, commencing at a point on the
Reistsrstows and Westminster Turnpike Road,
at the mouth Of lane on division line be-
tween the lands Of DIR. Warfield and John
Rinehstr, then running with and bounding on
said division line, on the bed Of an old road,
and between the lands OF Michael Barnitz and
John ]. Baumgartner, thence continuing on
the bed u said did road. or nearly 20, 10 the
hone, Saw and caopping Min OF Myers q
Hesson, thence between the lands Of Joshna
Lockard andJames Hook, thence through the
lands Of Christopher oolcry, thence between
the lands Of said Hook and Woolery until II IN
tersects the public road known as the Beaver
Run Road, at the upper end Of Sarah Murray's
mcadwo, near an elm tree
This Il therefore 20 notify al persons, whom
u may concern. that the undersigned will meet
% the premises, on THURSDAY the sth day
81 OCTOBER next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 ex-
eeate the trust reposcd in US BY said commif-
sion.
J. HENRY HOPPE,
NIMROD GARDNER,
AZARIAH 0URSLER,
Z II Ewan.fr.1ra
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TRUSTEES SALE.


DY virtue Of "a decree ofthe Circuit Court
Id for Carroll county, sitting as a Court
OF Equity, the subscriber, ~ Trustee. will
offer a, Public Sale, At WestB Min, form
eriy Maas' on
Sdfarddy, September 2Gh, 1865,
at 0 clock, ?. NJ, desirable little Farm,
containing
81 ACRES and 81 PERCnEs,
more or less, upon which is two story Log
DWELLING uousE, AwxA
Barn, Log Shop, &c, Well %@ssslA
Of good water near the house; 80 HE
10 or Is Acres Is in TiNnRu. ID
This property is Of mile West Of West s
Mill, about miles from Roberts Mill, is
now 10 the occupancy Of Noah Formwalt.
The Railroad, now in course Reconstruction,
from Hanover to Frederick, will pass within
one mile and quarter Of this Farm, and
from its location, convenience 10 mills, Ne,
an opportunity is presented for an advanta-
geons Investment.
Terms Of Sale. One third cash on the
day Of sale or on the ratification thereof,
one third in one year, and the other, one
third IN two years from the day OF sale, the
credit payments 10 be secured aud bear in.
tercst from the day OF sae,--or one thou
sand dollars will be left IN the property for
five years If preferred
CIiAS. 4. REIFSNIDER,
sep 3,--ts Trustee.
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There will be Sabbath School Fes.
tiyal held at the Deer Park Chapel on
Saturday, September the 18th.
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Western MARYLAND College,

IScoRroRArED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF MARYLAND, MARCH, 1858.
THIS Institution for the reception ofyoung
Gentlemen and Ladies. will open is first
session under the control Of the Incorporated
Board of Trustees, on Monday. Septcmbel
18th, 1868.
REV. J r. WARD, Principal,
Westminster, Carroll county, Nd
ang 20, ~
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Slsty-four Acres of Land,

more Or less, situate about one mile south
Of the town Of Manchester, and v nov ia
the occupancy II Henry shaifer This land
Is sell timbercd AID Waiercd, Is in a good
state of cultivation, under good lrnccs, aud
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sIIvcrand sIi.er-Piated ware,

aud all goods usually found in fret class
Jewrlry s,ore.
tent Matchmaker, ] am nov prepared 10
execute oil work entrusted 20 my care witt,
pmmplaess and despatch.
All work especially warranted 10 give
enlire satisfaction.
sept. 3, 1865.